KooGa Power SG Rugby Boots - Green - UK 8

The KooGa Power SG Rugby Boots feature *interchangeable metal studs* designed specifically for *soft ground (SG)* natural grass pitches. Using them on artificial pitches can damage the pitch, the boots, and may void potential warranties. For artificial surfaces, consider boots with AG (Artificial Ground) or FG (Firm Ground) studs.

It's recommended to clean your boots with a *soft damp cloth* after every use, especially when playing in muddy or wet conditions. Regular cleaning helps maintain the *leather upper* and prevents dirt from accumulating around the studs, extending the life of your boots.

Yes, the *interchangeable metal studs* are designed for easy replacement. You will typically need a stud wrench (often sold separately) to loosen and tighten them. Always ensure they are securely fastened before playing to prevent injury and maintain performance.

These boots are listed in UK adult sizes. It's generally recommended to try on rugby boots to ensure a comfortable and secure fit. If ordering online, refer to a brand-specific size guide if available, and consider your usual UK shoe size, allowing for suitable rugby socks.

Regular cleaning with a *soft damp cloth*, proper drying away from direct heat, and occasional application of a suitable leather conditioner are key to prolonging the life and suppleness of the *leather upper*. Inspect studs regularly and replace as needed for optimal function.

Check if the *interchangeable metal studs* are worn down or loose. Tighten or replace studs as necessary. Ensure the correct stud length is used for the current ground conditions.

The *leather upper* may need more breaking in. Wear them for short periods initially. After cleaning, apply a quality leather conditioner specifically designed for sports footwear to keep the leather supple and comfortable.

Re-evaluate your lacing technique to ensure even pressure across the foot and ankle. Experiment with different sock thicknesses. If discomfort persists, consult a specialist to ensure the correct fit or address potential underlying foot issues.