Setup, Compatibility & Care
For optimal performance, ensure you are using these boots on firm, natural grass surfaces to avoid premature wear on the studs. To set up, lace the boots tightly enough to lock the heel in place without cutting off circulation. After use, remove loose mud or grass with a soft brush. If the boots get wet, stuff them with newspaper and allow them to air dry slowly; never place leather boots near a direct heat source, such as a radiator or heater, as this will cause the leather to crack and harden. Regularly applying a leather conditioner will help maintain the suppleness of the upper material.