Football boots: tips for choosing them

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The variety of football boots on the market can sometimes be overwhelming, but following our tips will help you make the right choice. Remember that quality shoes not only improve your game, but also protect against possible injuries that may occur during matches or training.

1. Surface type

Football boots should be suitable for the type of surface you will be playing on. For artificial grass, we recommend the AG football boots with a tapered shape and high touch count for even weight distribution. On turf or multi-tacos, boots with many small rubber studs to reduce pressure on the tread are suitable. Natural grass calls for boots with SF soles for better traction or FG soles with more studs for hard ground. For indoor play or futsal, choose boots with smooth rubber soles.

2. Fit and comfort

Pay attention to the fit and comfort of your boots. Choose models with Perfect Fit technology for an optimal fit, such as the Máxima 21. For children, boots with a close-fitting closure are suitable. Sock football boots like the Propulsion Cup 21 are like a second skin to your foot, providing support and stability.

3. Materials

Decide what material you need football boots. Leather boots provide flexibility, breathability and the ability to absorb water. Examples of such models from Joma are Top Flex 22 and Mundial 22. Synthetic material is more durable and holds its shape. Boots made of synthetic material with VTS technology have good breathability. An example of such models from Joma are the Propulsion 22.

4. Design

Don't forget about the design of the boots. Some prefer classic leathers like the Top Flex 22 or Mundial 22, while others prefer more dynamic seamless models like the Propulsion 22.

When choosing your football boots, keep these key aspects in mind to ensure maximum performance and safety on the pitch. Good luck choosing and winning the game!