Puma Attacanto II Football Boots - White/Blue - 1.5 UK

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The Puma Attacanto II TT is a high-performance football boot designed specifically for kids playing on artificial turf surfaces. These boots provide essential traction and stability through a specialized rubber-studded outsole, making them an excellent choice for young players looking to improve their agility on hard, synthetic pitches. While they offer superior grip, it is important to note that these boots are optimized strictly for turf and should not be used on firm natural grass or indoor wooden courts to prevent premature wear.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Child Shoe Size UK | 1.5 |
| Accent Colour | Blue |
| Shoe Type | Football Boots |
| Series | Attacanto II |
| Model Part Number | 4069156633094 |
| Brand | Puma |
No, these are TT (Turf) boots. Using them on natural grass may result in poor traction and potential injury due to the lack of penetration depth.
These boots are not recommended for indoor futsal as they are designed for turf surfaces; an indoor-specific boot with a flat rubber sole would be better suited for gym floors.
These follow standard UK children's sizing. We recommend checking the child's current well-fitting shoe size or measuring their foot while wearing sports socks.
TT (Turf) boots have many small rubber studs for artificial surfaces, while FG (Firm Ground) boots have fewer, longer studs for natural grass.
Synthetic materials offer minimal stretch compared to leather, so it is best to choose a size that fits comfortably from the start.
Check the outsole for compacted infill or dirt. Clean the studs thoroughly to restore the contact surface.
Wear the boots for short durations during light training sessions to allow the material to flex and conform to the foot shape.
Use a double knot or replace with slightly longer laces if the current ones are too short for a secure lock.
To ensure the longevity of your Puma Attacanto II boots, follow these guidelines: