adidas Predator Elite Tongue SG - White - UK 4

These adidas Predator Elite Tongue SG boots are specifically designed for Soft Ground (SG) pitches. This includes natural grass fields that are wet, soft, or muddy.

Yes, adidas states that the lacquer finish on the bottom of the boot may wear off during play. This is a normal cosmetic process and will not affect the product's performance or durability.

HybridTouch is adidas' next-generation synthetic suede and foil combination. It's engineered to provide lightweight comfort, reliable support, and an enhanced feel for the ball.

Yes, the adidas Predator Elite Tongue SG boots are made in part with recycled materials, contributing to environmental sustainability efforts.

The refined Strikeskin rubber fins provide increased purchase on the ball. This allows for greater precision in passes and shots, as well as the ability to generate more swerve on the ball.

Yes, these boots are designed as 'Unisex' for adult players and are suitable for all genders who require a high-performance football boot for soft ground.

After each use, clean off dirt with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash or use harsh detergents. Allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat, and store them in a cool, dry place.

Ensure you have the correct size. Allow for a break-in period; the HybridTouch upper will mold to your foot over several uses. Adjust lacing for optimal comfort, avoiding overtightening.

Verify you are playing on appropriate soft ground (SG) conditions. Inspect the studs for any damage or excessive wear. If playing on harder surfaces, these boots will not provide adequate grip.

This is a normal characteristic of the product, as stated by adidas. The lacquer finish is designed to wear off during play and does not impact the performance or structural integrity of the boots.

Ensure the Strikeskin elements are clean and free of debris. Practice with the new boot features, focusing on ball contact points. Consistency in technique will improve over time with the boot's design.

Ensure the tongue's strap is securely fastened. If the strap loosens, try re-lacing the top eyelets over the tongue to help hold it down, or adjust the strap tension.