The player's position: another key factor in the choice of boot

"Forward" players in positions 1 to 8 tend to choose this type of stud all year round to meet the needs of their position. The type of terrain is not the only factor in this choice. "Forward", the need for grip, particularly when pushing, requires this type of sole. However, for the earliest youth categories (under 8 years), we recommend choosing a moulded sole.

Our care advice.

We recommend letting your boots dry flat in a dry and well-ventilated place. Remember to brush your boots, after training sessions and matches, under a trickle of water to remove all traces of soil and mud.

We provide comfort and support to your boot.

The insole has two built-in cushioning zones (PAD) positioned under the heel and the arch of the foot.The shock waves generated on dry ground pitches put these two parts of the foot under the most strain. It subsequently ensures better foot comfort for footing, running, and jumping. Heel counter ensures secure foot fit when changing direction.

level of practice	all levels
playing surface	wet/muddy ground
cleat type	screw-in cleats
tightening type	laces
shoe height	low shoes
sportsperson's weight	0 to 40 kg
outsole type	screwed
foot width	medium
type of shoes	stability, support, traction
removable insole	remove insole unavailable
condition	new
weight (in g)	550 g
left or right marker	without left or right marker
main material	polypropylene
collection	Skill
insole type	preformed

Kids' Soft Ground Studded Rugby Boots R500 SG - Black

Features

Design benefits

Design details

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Usage & care

Care instructions

Cleaning