ASICS Tigreor IT FG Football Boots

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Part of managing any complex feet is to first do what we can to prevent injuries or aggravate a past injury. For injury prevention, I always recommend going with ASICS football boots because of their HG10mm raised heel which assists with this. 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?

Also known as FG rugby boots, firm ground rugby boots at ASICS are designed for hard surfaces such as astroturf and dry playing fields. Rugby boots that are ideal for firm grounds, genuinely have shorter, moulded studs that offer maximum grip and stability when playing. Soft Ground Rugby Boots For the specific problem of Sesamoiditis there can be a variety of approaches. However, two factors to look for are: Next look at what type of studs and outsole you need, including whether you should opt for moulded or screw in studs. As most grounds are harder in Australia than conditions elsewhere in the world, 95% of football boots sold in the Australian market feature moulded studs. ASICS uses many variations of moulded stud shapes and design layouts for good grip and comfort. For use on softer grounds there are limited screw in models for all codes, and screw in type exclusive models for use by rugby union scrum players.The number of studs and their configuration on football boots is important to performance on field too. As Australian conditions tend to have harder grounds, more studs can help spread the load across the whole base of the foot. Smaller round studs will grip well and release well especially in the forefoot, while large studs or even ‘cleat’ types of studs are used in the heel to give more defined grip and help stabilise the heel. Shop ASICS rugby boots for men online today. Our lightweight and responsive men's rugby boots are available in synthetic and leather uppers and offer either injection moulded outsole or screw-in stud options. Featuring the clever HG10mm heel raise technology, our men's rugby boots help players to have a forward-leaning posture, reducing strain on limbs. 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. When selecting the right footy boots for you, there are some boot features that you will need to assess. Start by looking at the heel on the boot, a raised heel is an important feature developed to help prevent injury. Next look to the outsole, the boot upper (the material that goes over the top of the foot), and finally the width of the football boot. 1. Look for Raised Football Boot Heel to Help Prevent Injuries Players like Antonio Di Natale have been wearing their cleats for years, and have given the Japanese brand some real cult presence on the European continent.

Whilst many view Asics footwear as primarily for Rugby, there’s been many advocates of their football boots on the soccer pitch too, especially in Italy. A full-length midsole which will provide more cushioning underfoot. Boots which include a full-length midsole are the LETHAL ULTIMATE FF and GEL-LETHAL 18. Discover our best-selling rugby shoe styles, like the extremely lightweight Menace, which combines a nylon outsole and microfibre upper to deliver a flexible and responsive rugby shoe. Available in vibrant and exciting colours, they're sure to please even the fussiest football boot fanatic. The main benefit of a natural leather upper is the structure can never be replicated by synthetics. The flexibility and breathability of the material allows great fit around the foot and a more sensitive feel of the ball on your foot. No synthetic can replicate that ‘feel’ and comfort of leather.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’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. 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. 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 European retailers and have finally landed State-side too – so keep a sharp eye out!

The following football boots are the only football boots in Australia recommended or endorsed by Sports Medicine Australia and the Australian Physiotherapy Association. Read more about our Medical Partnerships here .

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Featuring a lightweight, breathable upper with a reinforced toe box for extra durability and protection, our rugby boots are engineered to provide superior comfort for your feet, even in the most intense rugby matches.