New Balance - Football Boots - FURON ELITE V8 - Green/Black - UK 9

These New Balance Furon Elite boots are specifically designed for Firm Ground (FG) pitches, which are natural grass fields that are dry and firm.

No, these boots are not recommended for artificial turf (AG) surfaces. Using FG boots on artificial turf can reduce traction, increase wear on the boots, and may potentially lead to injury.

Hypoknit is a specialized upper material that provides a lightweight, flexible, and adaptive fit. Its primary benefit is to enhance the tactile response, giving you a better feel and control over the ball.

The strategically placed extra stud is designed to enhance support and stability. It helps players maintain balance and control during quick stops, sharp pivots, and rapid changes of direction on the field.

After each use, remove loose dirt, then wipe the uppers and outsole with a damp cloth and soft brush. Allow them to air dry naturally at room temperature, away from direct heat or sunlight. For specific composition and care instructions, always refer to the product label.

Yes, while this guide focuses on the green variant, the New Balance Furon Elite series may be available in other colors such as red. Please check product listings for available options.

Ensure you've allowed for a proper break-in period. If discomfort persists, check your sock thickness or consider if the sizing is incorrect. A professional fitting might be beneficial.

Verify that you are playing on a Firm Ground (FG) surface. These boots are not designed for wet, soft, or artificial pitches, where their stud configuration will not provide optimal traction.

Review your care routine, ensuring you are cleaning and drying them correctly. Avoid using them on incompatible surfaces (like artificial turf) which can accelerate wear. If wear is excessive and unexpected, consult warranty information.

Stud damage can occur from playing on very hard surfaces, artificial turf, or from specific tackles. Ensure the pitch is appropriate for FG boots. Avoid dragging your feet excessively. If studs consistently break, evaluate your playing style or pitch conditions.