PUMA Studs football with assembly key 4x15 - 8x13 mm Silver

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Football boots have studs to give you grip and traction on the pitch. Metal studs can be adjusted to give different heights, whilst plastic studs moulded to the boot are permanent and can be either conical or bladed in shape. Perhaps you want a football boot that can be used in games on grass and training on artificial turf. The best choice for this is a firm ground release with conical studs. However, we’d question them giving metal ‘screw in stud’ football boots the recommended rating for 3G and Long-Pile Artificial turf. Meanwhile, for firm natural ground or artificial grass such as 4G, our FG/AG boots feature strategically placed conical studs on the outsole to provide exceptional traction on both firm natural and synthetic surfaces. Seamlessly adapting to various terrains, you'll always stay ahead of the game. Moulded Circular multi-stud boots. Boots with moulded circular multi-studs are the recommended footwear for competitive training and matches on all 3G surfaces

PUMA footballers are a different breed of individuals. Each with unique traits that set their game apart. As a result, it wouldn't make sense to have one boot worn by everyone. That's why we make several styles, with each one being ideal for a certain type of player. Here's a brief overview of which PUMA boot will work best: If speed is your weapon.When it comes to football boots, the PUMA name needs no introduction. Steeped in history, some of the greatest goals of all time came off a PUMA-designed football boot (Think Diego Maradona's 'Goal of the Century'). Since 1950, PUMA has been making waves in the football world with innovative designs and a passion that still carries us to this day.

We don't settle for second. Get to every ball first in a pair of men's football boots from PUMA. One percenters are part of the game. In a close match where margins are slim and points are in the balance, you need the boots to help you dominate the pitch. The word 'football' is associated with a variety of sports, no matter what football means to you; PUMA is dedicated to providing all players with performance footwear to help take your game further. What is special about football boots? TPU (Thermoplastic polyurethane) (TPU) is a class of polyurethane plastics, it is used for conical replacement football boot studs, that are suitable to wear on grass and artificial pitches including astroturf. Football Boot Guide As well as 3G and 4G synthetic grass for football is also known as astro turf, artificial turf and artificial grass pitches.

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Of course! Football is one of the most accessible sports in the world. You can play it in bare feet if you want to. But would we recommend that? No. Would that help you to play your best in an actual match? Definitely not. If you're serious about your performance, we'd definitely suggest grabbing yourself some proper football boots. Why do football boots have studs? PUMA King Football Boots, designed to dominate on every pitch whether it's astro-turf, firm ground, or artificial ground, King offer the ultimate in performance and comfort. Step onto the field with the confidence of a true leader. Conquer every match, control every play, and leave your mark with the PUMA King Football Boots. Your reign starts here, now, and on every ground you play. Well, the Football Association has this handy table in their ‘Third Generation Football Turf Guidance’ handbook:

You’ll notice that all the studs are conical, allowing the boot to freely rotate when your feet put force on it, and they won’t tear the surface. 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. 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. 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. Experience unrivalled craftsmanship and elevate your game with our superior range of men’s PUMA football boots. Our collection promises to deliver the agility, comfort, and style that every player desires.

Football players today don’t know how good they’ve got it. In simpler times, you played matches on grass and trained on astroturf. The English FA covers off the recommendations for ‘Sand-Filled Carpet’ playing surfaces, on which only the classic ‘astro turf trainer’ earn a recommended rating – which we wholeheartedly agree with. Working like the AG plate, firm ground releases with conical studs greatly reduce the stress on the knees by allowing free rotation. These plastic-based replacements for SG studs are available for the Copa, X, and Predator, enabling them to be playable in on firm ground and artificial (AG) surfaces as well. While some people may find that their boots feel great from the first wear, others may need some time to get used to them. The best way to break in your new football boots is to just keep wearing them. The more you play in them, the more comfortable they will become. Just like with anything else, it takes time and practice to get perfect. Generally, if a boot isn't quite right just yet, it will mould to your foot within three to four uses.