Setup1. Initial Inspection: Before first use, check that all six metal studs are securely tightened. Use a stud key (often sold separately or included with some boot purchases) to ensure they are firm.2. Lacing: Utilize the asymmetrical lacing to achieve a snug, supportive fit. Start from the bottom eyelets and work your way up, pulling firmly but comfortably, ensuring even pressure across your foot for optimal comfort and kicking accuracy.3. Break-In: Wear the boots for a few short practice sessions before a full match to allow them to mold to your feet and prevent discomfort.CompatibilityThese boots are specifically designed for soft ground (SG) pitches. This includes natural grass fields that are wet, muddy, or otherwise soft. They are not recommended for firm ground (FG), artificial grass (AG), or indoor surfaces, as the metal studs can cause damage to the pitch and premature wear to the boots, and may not provide optimal grip.Care1. Cleaning: After each use, especially on muddy pitches, clean your boots immediately. Remove excess mud and debris with a boot scraper or stiff brush. Wipe the synthetic upper with a damp cloth. For stubborn dirt, a mild soap solution can be used. Avoid harsh chemicals.2. Stud Maintenance: Regularly check the tightness of the metal studs. Loose studs can be lost or cause instability. Clean out any mud or grass from around the studs.3. Drying: Allow boots to air dry naturally at room temperature. Avoid direct heat sources like radiators or sunlight, as this can damage the synthetic materials and adhesive. Stuffing them with newspaper can help absorb moisture and maintain shape.4. Storage: Store boots in a cool, dry place. Using a boot bag can protect them from dirt and scratches when not in use.