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Women’s Bowls Shoes – Sex or Unisex?

Women’s Bowls Shoes: Unisex vs Women-Specific – Which Should You Choose?

Bowls footwear matters. The right shoes provide comfort, stability, and compliance with club rules. For women bowlers, the choice is between unisex shoes or women-specific designs. Let’s explore both options—and tackle the tricky issue of sizing.

Why Unisex Bowls Shoes Can Be a Great Choice

  • Wider Availability: More styles and sizes to choose from.
  • Classic Design: Neutral look that suits most players.
  • Budget-Friendly: Often priced lower than gender-specific models.
  • Club Approved: Flat-soled designs meet indoor and outdoor regulations.

If you value practicality and simplicity, unisex shoes are a solid option.

Why Women-Specific Shoes Are Worth Considering

  • Better Fit for Narrow Feet: Designed for slimmer profiles, reducing slippage.
  • Style Variety: Lighter designs and color options for a more personal touch.
  • Comfort Features: Softer linings and lighter materials for long sessions.

If comfort and style matter most, women-specific shoes are worth considering.

Important Sizing Tips for Women Bowlers

Bowls shoes aren’t made in half sizes. This can be tricky for women who usually wear a half size. Here’s a useful workaround:

  • Drakes Pride shoes tend to come up small.
  • If you normally wear UK 5.5, try a Drakes Pride size 6—it often feels like the half-size equivalent.

This simple adjustment can save you from discomfort and returns.

Summary: Choosing the Right Fit for Comfort and Performance

Unisex shoes = practical, widely available, and cost-effective.
Women-specific shoes = tailored fit, style, and comfort.
Always check sizing quirks—especially with brands like Drakes Pride.

Explore our range of Women’s Bowls Shoes and step onto the green with confidence.

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