The collection
From match-day essentials to standout boots, explore the football footwear currently available at IGM Sneakers.
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Nike
AJ3545-600
Ā£24.99
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Adidas
JP7443
Ā£24.99
āAuthenticity Guaranteed
Adidas
GW8492
Ā£19.99
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Puma
108532-01
Ā£29.99
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The Boot Room Guide
The playing surface matters when choosing football boots. Understand the differences between FG, SG, AG, MG, TF and IC so you can make a more informed choice before you buy.
Natural grass Ā· Firm conditions
Firm Ground boots are designed for natural grass pitches that are firm and relatively dry. Their stud configurations provide traction for typical grass playing conditions.
Remember: Not every FG soleplate is suitable for artificial grass.
Natural grass Ā· Soft conditions
Soft Ground boots are designed for softer, wetter natural grass pitches. They often feature longer studs to help provide traction when the ground is soft.
Remember: Check stud configuration and pitch conditions before playing.
Synthetic grass surfaces
Artificial Grass boots are designed for artificial grass pitches. Their soleplates use stud configurations intended for synthetic playing surfaces.
Remember: Artificial grass and short-pile turf are different surfaces.
Multiple compatible surfaces
Multi-Ground boots are designed to offer versatility across multiple compatible playing surfaces. The exact surfaces depend on the individual boot's design.
Remember: Check the manufacturer's guidance for the specific model.
Short-pile synthetic turf
Turf boots typically feature numerous small rubber studs designed for traction and movement on short-pile synthetic turf.
Remember: TF boots are not the same as AG boots.
Indoor football surfaces
Indoor football shoes generally use flat rubber outsoles designed to provide grip and movement on suitable indoor court surfaces.
Remember: Check that the outsole is suitable for your particular court.
Before you buy
The right pair should suit both the pitch you play on and your feet. Use these checks when comparing boots.
Start with the surface you play on most often. Stud patterns designed for one surface may not be suitable for another.
Look for a secure fit without uncomfortable pressure. Sizing and shape vary between brands and models, so check the manufacturer's sizing guidance.
Compare the stud pattern and outsole with the conditions you expect to play in. Don't assume that every pair is suitable for every surface.
Soleplates and recommendations can vary, even within the same boot range. Follow the manufacturer's guidance for the specific model you choose.
A final tip: FG, SG, AG, MG, TF and IC are useful starting points, but labels alone don't guarantee compatibility with every pitch. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations and the rules of your playing venue.
The Boot Room
Need help choosing your next pair? Find answers to common questions about football boot types, playing surfaces and fit.
FG stands for Firm Ground and is designed for natural grass pitches that are firm and relatively dry. SG stands for Soft Ground and is intended for softer or wetter natural grass. AG stands for Artificial Grass and is designed for artificial grass pitches. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations for the specific boot model.
FG boots are designed primarily for firm natural grass. They are not automatically suitable for artificial grass, where stud shape, length and pressure distribution matter. For regular artificial grass use, consider boots specifically designed for AG surfaces and follow the pitch operator's and manufacturer's guidance.
AG means Artificial Grass. These football boots have a soleplate and stud configuration designed for artificial grass playing surfaces. If you regularly play on synthetic pitches, check that the boot is suitable for the particular surface you use.
SG means Soft Ground. These boots are designed for softer, wetter natural grass pitches and often feature longer studs to provide traction. Their suitability depends on the pitch conditions and the boot's specific stud configuration.
MG means Multi-Ground. These boots are designed to offer versatility across multiple compatible playing surfaces. The surfaces they can be used on vary by model, so check the manufacturer's recommendations before playing.
TF means Turf and generally refers to boots with numerous small rubber studs designed for short-pile synthetic turf. AG means Artificial Grass and refers to boots designed for artificial grass pitches. These surfaces and soleplate designs are not interchangeable in every situation.
IC means Indoor Court. These football shoes generally have flat rubber outsoles designed for suitable indoor courts, including futsal surfaces. Check the outsole and the venue's requirements before playing.
Football boots should feel secure without painful pressure, excessive movement or uncomfortable rubbing. Fit varies between brands and models, so check the manufacturer's sizing guidance and consider the shape of your feet when choosing a pair.
The Boot Room brings together the football boots currently available at IGM Sneakers. Availability depends on current stock, so use the product filters to explore the pairs listed and check each product page for its condition, size and other details.
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