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Size 5 (circumference 68-71 cm)
The most common ball size and is used for ages 11 and up.
Size 4 (circumference 63-66 cm)
Used for youth teams between 8 and 10 years old. Ball size 4 is also used for indoor soccer.
Size 3 (circumference 58-61 cm)
Used for youth teams aged 6 and 7.
Size 1 (circumference 45-51 cm)
The mini ball is used for technique training, but is also a perfect gift for collectors. Even the youngest footballers can gain their first experience with the ball with it.
The most common ball size and is used for ages 11 and up.
Size 4 (circumference 63-66 cm)
Used for youth teams between 8 and 10 years old. Ball size 4 is also used for indoor soccer.
Size 3 (circumference 58-61 cm)
Used for youth teams aged 6 and 7.
Size 1 (circumference 45-51 cm)
The mini ball is used for technique training, but is also a perfect gift for collectors. Even the youngest footballers can gain their first experience with the ball with it.
All models of football boots and goalkeeper gloves have unique features, designs, functionalities and prices. Below we have listed the most important models, in order from entry-level to top model.
Football boots
Nike: Club, Academy, Pro, Elite
adidas: Club, League, Pro, Elite, +
PUMA: Play, Match, Pro, Ultimate
Goalkeeper gloves
adidas: Training, Match, Competition, Pro
Nike: Elite, Vapor
Want to read more about the different models of football boots? Then check out our blog: expensive and cheap football boots, what is the difference?
Football boots
Goalkeeper gloves
Want to read more about the different models of football boots? Then check out our blog: expensive and cheap football boots, what is the difference?
Natural Grass (FG; Firm Ground)
Suitable for hard natural grass pitches. Usually slightly more studs in the shape of a hook, giving you a lot of grip on natural grass.
Artificial Grass (AG; Artificial Ground)
Usually more studs in a rounder shape, which are closer together. This means the studs wear out less quickly on artificial grass and you have less chance of injuries.
Grass & Artificial Grass (MG; Multi Ground)
Suitable for multiple surfaces. The soleplate is a perfect balance between natural grass and artificial grass studs.
Soggy Grass (SG; Soft Ground)
Ideal for short, soft grass pitches. Usually fewer but longer iron studs, so you are less likely to slip on soggy grass.
Indoor (IN)
Equipped with a rubber outsole that does not leave marks in the hall.
Street (TF; Turf)
Especially for harder surfaces such as street or short artificial grass. Have many small rubber studs for optimal grip, freedom of movement and a lot of cushioning.
Want to read more about surfaces? Then check out our Football boots buying guide
Suitable for hard natural grass pitches. Usually slightly more studs in the shape of a hook, giving you a lot of grip on natural grass.
Artificial Grass (AG; Artificial Ground)
Usually more studs in a rounder shape, which are closer together. This means the studs wear out less quickly on artificial grass and you have less chance of injuries.
Grass & Artificial Grass (MG; Multi Ground)
Suitable for multiple surfaces. The soleplate is a perfect balance between natural grass and artificial grass studs.
Soggy Grass (SG; Soft Ground)
Ideal for short, soft grass pitches. Usually fewer but longer iron studs, so you are less likely to slip on soggy grass.
Indoor (IN)
Equipped with a rubber outsole that does not leave marks in the hall.
Street (TF; Turf)
Especially for harder surfaces such as street or short artificial grass. Have many small rubber studs for optimal grip, freedom of movement and a lot of cushioning.
Want to read more about surfaces? Then check out our Football boots buying guide
The surface (or ground) is important when buying football boots or goalkeeper gloves. We always advice to choose the surface you are going to use the product on. This way you can perform optimally and prevent injuries or rapid wear.
Want to know more about surfaces? Then check out our blog:
Football boots buying guide
Goalkeeper gloves buying guide
Want to know more about surfaces? Then check out our blog:
Football boots buying guide
Goalkeeper gloves buying guide
One football boot is more suited to your position than another. For example, a central defender needs a stable boot with a wide sole plate, while a winger should opt for a lightweight boot for extra speed.
Want to know which boots are best suited to your position? Then read our blog about the right boots per position.
Want to know which boots are best suited to your position? Then read our blog about the right boots per position.
Beach football: suitable for playing football on the beach. This ball is resistant to sand and seawater.
Fan ball: ball in all sizes of your favourite country or club.
Indoor football: has a lower bounce, making the ball extremely suitable for indoor use.
Match ball: suitable for playing matches due to the special properties (mainly the upper material).
Skill ball: smaller size ball with which you can practice your skills perfectly.
Street ball: special ball that is suitable for playing football on the street.
Training ball: suitable for training. The construction of a training ball differs from that of a match ball.
Fan ball: ball in all sizes of your favourite country or club.
Indoor football: has a lower bounce, making the ball extremely suitable for indoor use.
Match ball: suitable for playing matches due to the special properties (mainly the upper material).
Skill ball: smaller size ball with which you can practice your skills perfectly.
Street ball: special ball that is suitable for playing football on the street.
Training ball: suitable for training. The construction of a training ball differs from that of a match ball.
Synthetic
Most football boots are now made of synthetic material. This is light and durable and almost as comfortable as leather football boots.
Leather
Leather boots are known for their wonderful fit and comfort because the leather will shape to your feet after a while. Keep in mind that you need to grease leather football boots regularly to keep them in good condition.
Want to read more about types of materials? Check out our football boots guide
Most football boots are now made of synthetic material. This is light and durable and almost as comfortable as leather football boots.
Leather
Leather boots are known for their wonderful fit and comfort because the leather will shape to your feet after a while. Keep in mind that you need to grease leather football boots regularly to keep them in good condition.
Want to read more about types of materials? Check out our football boots guide
Football Boots
With Sock: this type of football boots has a raised sock at the instep for extra support around the ankle and a streamlined look.
With Tongue: these football boots have a folded tongue with elastic for maximum comfort and stability.
Laceless: football boots without laces are a must-have if you want to put on your football boots in a snap and go onto the pitch. The material ensures that the shoe fits perfectly around your foot.
Clothing
1/4 zip: zip up to the neck with a stand-up collar.
Full zip: zip over the entire height.
No zip: garment without a zip.
Shin Guards
Sleeve Only: shin guard sleeves keep your protection firmly in place thanks to elastic material that fits well, without compromising freedom of movement.
With Ankle Protection: shin guards with ankle protection provide extra support and safety during training and matches.
With Sock: shin guards with sleeves keep the protection comfortably in place and provide extra freedom around the ankle.
Without Sock: shin guards without a sock are easily attached with Velcro, so they stay in place during play.
With Sock: this type of football boots has a raised sock at the instep for extra support around the ankle and a streamlined look.
With Tongue: these football boots have a folded tongue with elastic for maximum comfort and stability.
Laceless: football boots without laces are a must-have if you want to put on your football boots in a snap and go onto the pitch. The material ensures that the shoe fits perfectly around your foot.
Clothing
1/4 zip: zip up to the neck with a stand-up collar.
Full zip: zip over the entire height.
No zip: garment without a zip.
Shin Guards
Sleeve Only: shin guard sleeves keep your protection firmly in place thanks to elastic material that fits well, without compromising freedom of movement.
With Ankle Protection: shin guards with ankle protection provide extra support and safety during training and matches.
With Sock: shin guards with sleeves keep the protection comfortably in place and provide extra freedom around the ankle.
Without Sock: shin guards without a sock are easily attached with Velcro, so they stay in place during play.
