Your football boots are designed to help you play your favourite sport. Each technical feature brings you a real benefit on the pitch.
Caring for your boots:
- for synthetic uppers, we suggest rinsing your boots after each match, and leaving them to dry naturally.
- for leather uppers, dry-clean your boots using a brush, and then oil or grease them to keep the leather waterproof and soft.


ADVICE on how to choose
YOUR FOOTBALL BOOTS
TECHNICAL STRENGTHS OF FOOTBALL BOOTS
Technical features
User benefits
UPPER  
Synthetic upper. Longevity, durability, easy-care.
Full grain leather upper. Flexibility, very comfortable, good ball touch.
Kangaroo leather upper. Flexibiilty, very thin for maximum comfort and excellent ball touch.
Micro-ventilated fabric (mesh). Breathable and lightweight material.
MIDSOLE  
EVA. Lightweight and comfort
PEEVA or compression-moulded EVA. Durability and comfort, as the midsole follows the shape of your foot.
Polyurethane. Durability.
CUT OF THE UPPER  
Off-centre lacing. Optimum contact surface, improving ball touch and strike power.
Tongue flap. The knot of the laces is covered, giving a smooth strike surface.
The technical features of different outsoles and studs, and the benefits they provide.
Outsole  
Rubber Shock absorption.
PU (polyurethane) Durability and resistance to wear.
TPU (thermo-polyurethane) Even more durability and toughness.
Peebax Stiffness and energy for push off.
STUDS  
Flat sole Grip on smooth and flat surfaces (parquet, cement).
Turf short
multi-studs 		Grip on hard pitches: tarmac, asphalt, clay. The positioning, number, and short, profiled shape of the studs provide maximum grip on hard pitches.
Turf
multi-studs 		Grip on hard pitches (tarmac, frozen grass pitches, astro-turf and synthetic pitches), thanks to the high number of studs, which absorb shocks and guarantee optimum control in lateral movements and when running forward or backward.
24 - 28 studs Use on dry pitches because the high number of studs spread your weight better, whilst still maintaining good grip.
Round studs
(8 to 14)		 Grip on grass pitches, because the number and positions of the studs provide good stability and good energy.
Blade studs
with traction
system		 Grip on grass pitches, thanks to the profiled shape and position of the studs provides good lateral stability, and lots of energy during accelerations.
Screw-in studs Use on heavy, wet pitches, because mud cannot stick between the sole and the studs. This provides optimum grip as these studs stick well into heavy pitches.