Nike Premier 3 Football Boots - Black - UK 7

These Nike Premier 3 boots are specifically designed for Firm Ground (FG) pitches, which are natural grass fields that are typically dry to slightly damp.

Loosen the laces fully, slide your foot in, then progressively tighten the laces from the bottom upwards. Aim for a snug fit that's secure but not uncomfortably tight, allowing for natural foot movement without excessive internal sliding.

Yes, due to the premium leather upper, a short break-in period is recommended. Wear them for a few light training sessions or casual use to allow the leather to soften and conform to the unique shape of your foot, enhancing comfort and touch.

After each use, wipe off dirt and mud with a damp cloth. For tougher grime, a soft brush can be used gently. Avoid harsh detergents. After cleaning, allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources. Regularly apply a leather conditioner to maintain the leather's quality.

No, these Firm Ground (FG) boots are not recommended for artificial grass (AG) pitches. Using FG studs on artificial turf can cause excessive wear to the soleplate and studs, reduce performance, and may lead to injury or void the warranty.

The fold-over tongue creates a clean and smooth striking surface by covering the laces. This can lead to more consistent and precise contact with the ball, especially when shooting or passing, as there are no laces to interfere with your strike.

This is common with leather boots. Wear them for short periods during light activities to allow the leather to stretch and mold to your foot. You can also try wearing them with thin socks initially, gradually switching to thicker ones as they break in.

Ensure you are using these boots exclusively on firm ground (FG) pitches. If slipping occurs on firm ground, check the studs for excessive wear or embedded debris. Clean the soleplate thoroughly before each use.

This indicates the leather needs conditioning. Clean the boots thoroughly and apply a specialized leather conditioner or balm, massaging it into the leather. Repeat this regularly, especially if boots are frequently exposed to varied weather conditions.

After each use, remove insoles (if removable) and allow boots to air dry completely. You can also use boot deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside to absorb moisture and neutralize odors. Ensure boots are fully dry before storing.