adidas Copa Mundial Special Studs Conversion Football Boots

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So, with that in mind, players risking metal studs on artificial grass or 3G risk a rolled ankle at best or a season-ending injury at worst. As standard, the service will add 12 of our Performance Studs (6 on each boot) to your boots, consisting of 4x 13mm and 8x 11mm. We will affix the studs into the prime position taking into consideration both grip and comfort.

A classic in the line of Adidas’ kangaroo leather soccer cleats, the Adidas World Cup has been a preferred soft ground cleat for more than twenty years. As with its cousins the Copa, Mundial Goal , and Team Mundial Turf , the Adidas World Cup features a soft kangaroo leather upper that gives you protection while offering a responsive touch on the ball. At 10.1 oz the World Cup offers a lot of protection and soft touch as a trade-off for being heavier than some of the other soft ground synthetics. A synthetic lining, EVA insert, and extended heel counter provide extra comfort and stability to this classic shoe. Pros: Inspired by the original Classic adidas Football Boot, these modern versions of the Copa Mundial, Kaiser, Mundial Team and World Cup have been upgraded to feature the technological advances adidas has made in the build of their football boots over the years, yet still retain the signature, timeless design you would expect from the brand. Keeping in line with the classic three bold stripes, adidas has kept the colours simple and straightforward for these boots instead of featuring neon and bright designs seen on many modern boots. For example, if you play on artificial turf , then you’ll want shorter studs on your soccer shoes. If you’re a futsal player or play indoor soccer , you’ll want soccer shoes with no studs at all.

adidas Kaiser 5 Cup SG

A lot of savvy football boot brands also add a little bit more reinforcement around the soleplate and toes, too, to help improve durability on these high-friction surfaces.

One of our most popular services, used frequently by many of the top professionals, ideal for anybody who is looking for more grip in wet conditions. Now available in 3 different colour options!Soft ground ‘SG’ soleplates are designed for wet, muddy pitches, where the metal studs will penetrate the top layer and prevent slipping. Moulded Circular multi-stud boots. Boots with moulded circular multi-studs are the recommended footwear for competitive training and matches on all 3G surfaces Using bladed football boots on artificial turf generally falls into the ‘not recommended’ category; most players may never have a problem with them, even after decades of use, but there’s always a chance that they could cause some serious damage from something as innocuous as shifting your weight the wrong way. Working like the AG plate, firm ground releases with conical studs greatly reduce the stress on the knees by allowing free rotation.

Boots with Plastic Blades – Boots with plastic blades can be used. However tests have shown that players have found some restrictions in rotational movements when wearing plastic blades on 4G surfaces. As a result these types of boots are NOT recommended for use on 4G. Here at Footy-Boots.com, we’re no expert orthopaedic surgeons or developers of artificial playing surfaces – we’ve just taken the opinions of the experts around us, add in our own personal experiences, and a dash of common sense. Similar to the much-beloved Copa Mundial (The Copa Mundials are one of our all-time favorites for playing on firm ground , players with wide feet , and midfielders .) All in all, the message on what the best football boots for artificial turf / 3G are, is: rounded FG studs or a for-purpose AG soleplate reduce your risk of injury AND prolong the life of the surface. Once converted, the studs will be completely interchangeable meaning that the studs can be unscrewed just like any regular SG boot.

Adidas Copa Mundial FG

A completely flat trainer will cause the artificial grass to flatten – this is a major issue with a 4G grass mat. A flat trainer also does not provide sufficient grip for the player on a 4G surface, particularly when it is wet – similar to grass. You’ll still find them on a lot of ‘speed’ football boots, thanks to the aggressive traction that only bladed studs can provide – however, considering they were once on everything from ‘power’ to ‘control’ to ‘heritage’ boots, they’re a lot less popular with brands now. The sole features 6 diamond tapered studs for maximum grip and acceleration in softer ground and/or wet conditions. Puma’s duoflex technology gives the sole extra flexibility.

We hope that helps solve some of the mystery on why some boots are better for AG/3G/4G that others – but if you have any questions or insight, give us a shout! The King SG doesn’t disappoint in that category with many users reporting the shoe feeling broken in after the first playing session.

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There are no major upgrades in terms of shoe technology, but the quality of material used is superb. Comfort is given immediately out of the box but people with slim feet might find it difficult to get a snug fit. For a perfect fit, it’s advisable to go down one size smaller because the shoe runs a full size bigger. As a general rule, sg football boots are the most expensive soccer cleats on the market. So if you’re going to make a significant investment, then you want the cream of the crop. However, when the ground is too hard – or simply completely immovable, as with artificial turf and 3G – the studs simply sit on top of the surface, which means your centre of gravity has shifted a centimetre or so higher than it should be.