adidas Kakari SG Rugby Boots - White/Black - UK 13

Currently unavailable

Currently unavailable
The adidas Kakari SG Rugby Boots are engineered for powerful rugby forwards, enabling dominance in scrums, rucks, and mauls. These boots provide essential protection and support dynamic movements on the pitch, though their specialized eight-stud soleplate is specifically designed for optimal performance on soft, natural ground only.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 13 |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Series | Kakari SG |
| Model Part Number | JQ2332 |
| Brand | adidas |
'SG' stands for Soft Ground. These boots are specifically designed with a stud configuration to provide optimal grip and stability on wet, muddy, or soft natural grass pitches.
No, these boots are not suitable for artificial turf (AG) or hard ground (FG/HG) pitches. The metal studs are designed to penetrate soft surfaces and will not provide proper traction, can cause damage to the pitch, and may lead to injury on harder surfaces. Using them on inappropriate surfaces will also void any potential warranty for stud damage.
Yes, the eight-stud soleplate features replaceable studs. This allows you to swap out worn or damaged studs and customize them if needed, although they typically come with standard metal studs designed for soft ground.
The upper is constructed from lightweight synthetic leather. This material offers a blend of durability, comfort, and protection, while also being lighter than traditional full-grain leather.
While any player can wear them, the Kakari SG boots are specifically engineered with features like enhanced protection and an eight-stud soleplate that greatly benefit rugby forwards (props, hookers, locks, back row) who operate in the breakdown and scrum, requiring maximum stability and grip.
For the best fit, try the boots on with the type of socks you'll wear for rugby. There should be a snug fit around the midfoot, with enough room in the toe box for your toes to wiggle slightly. The heel should feel secure with minimal slippage. Lacing plays a crucial role in customizing the fit.
As they are made from synthetic leather, the break-in period is typically shorter than with natural leather boots, but some initial wear may be needed for the material to conform fully to your foot. Wear them for short training sessions before a match.
Ensure you are playing on appropriate soft ground conditions. Check all eight studs for wear or looseness; tighten or replace any compromised studs. Dirty studs can also reduce grip, so clean them thoroughly after each use.
New boots, especially synthetic ones, may require a break-in period. Wear them for short periods initially. Ensure you are wearing appropriate rugby socks that provide cushioning and prevent friction. Re-evaluate the lacing for a secure but not overly tight fit. If discomfort persists, consider checking the boot size or fit with a specialist.
Clean boots immediately after use to prevent mud from drying and hardening. For odors, ensure thorough drying after cleaning. You can use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside the boots overnight to absorb smells, then shake it out before next use.