A shorter length stud will also add to the comfort level on hard grounds and the type of material of the outsole also helps with better comfort. Materials such as a polyurethane outsole will give more comfort than nylon, but nylon will be slightly lighter. 3. Consider Which Football Boot Upper Material Best Fits Your Needs We have found at ASICS that cylindrical shaped studs grip well and then release when change of direction is needed at propulsion. Stud shapes that can ‘over-grip’ have come into the market recently. These designs tend to cause extra strain on lower limb structures and may cause injury issues when change of direction is needed.

Leather or synthetic? While the fibers of each material provide different benefits, it often comes down to preference, with both leather and synthetic options available in the ASICS range. Many football boots available in Australia are made for international markets, with a narrow boot design. While this might be suitable for some people, if your boot is too narrow, it may cause discomfort and increase the risk of injury. By choosing ASICS you will get a boot designed with unique technical features for the Australian market and the Australian foot shape. The foot shape ASICS build the boot around is derived from our extremely popular running shoes, making our football boots suited to the Australian foot shape. Selecting Football Boot Spikes for Playing Conditions Natural turf can give when sodden and this is where stud configuration and shape are super important. A rule of thumb is to look for a football boot with fewer studs that will enable better grip and less mud retention when playing on real grass. Men’s and Women’s feet have different requirements, with some technically advanced brands developing shoes for each gender. The same is true for football boots. However, it can be much more difficult to find a football boot developed for women. ASICS has recognised the unique needs of women’s feet, developing football boots for women with the support of our medical partners here in Australia, catering to the ever-growing cohort of players.But here, coupled with a white leather upper, we definitely think that Asics are onto a winner. And if there’s one colour we don’t see enough of on football boots, it has to be green – which looks great used sparingly here on the classic Asics logo and heel counter.

The two new colourways use a classic White base to show off the famously soft and supple K-Leather that Asics have been using on their football boots for decades, then Pacific Blue and Lemon zest to help the Lethal Tigreor stand out on the pitch! Used by grass-level and professional football players alike, ASICS rugby shoes for men deliver comfort, quality, performance, and injury prevention. Buy online today! Firm Ground Rugby Boots We’re all about variety here at Footy-Boots.com, especially when it comes to our football boots! And if there’s one brand we don’t see enough of, it’s got to be Asics.You may be concerned about the heel height on the boot, the outsole and type of studs best for different surfaces, or the overall weight affecting your performance. All are important elements to explore when selecting the best football boots for comfort, performance, and to assist in the prevention of injury on field. Read below to learn how to find the right boots for you. How Do You Choose the Right Football Boots? We know that some of our readers will have seen these football boots for a couple of months now, as Asics gave them an early release in Japan, China, Australia and New Zealand but it seems that they’re slowly becoming available to so Euorpean retailers too – so keep a sharp eye out! Natural turf conditions in Australia are different to the rest of the world and the type of material used in footy boot outsoles is important for Australian players, with moulded type outsoles more suited. Which Football Boots Are Best for Playing on Synthetic / Fake Grass?