Football Boots
New for 2010 we have a selection of fantastic football boots in stock. Included in our list of new arrivals are the all new Puma Powercat 1.10 as well as the new Adidas Adipure III in White/Navy/Gold and Nike Mercurial Vapor VI boots.
Football Boots from ACA Sports.
As a football boots specialist with a range including Adidas football boots, Nike football boots, Puma football boots and boots from Umbro and Nomis, as well as other top brands, ACA Sports offers quality service and low prices on a range of Sale football boots, such as the classic Umbro Speciali football boots and the stunning Puma v1.08 Tricks in Black/Camo.
We stock a huge selection soft ground, astro turf, hard ground and moulded football boots from all the leading manufacturers for junior, and adults football, all available for order online today!
If you are looking for a bargain, check out our Sale Football Boots pages and view all of our value for money and sale football boots.
Football Boot Information.
Here are some tips and things to know when buying your new football boots
Soft Ground vs Firm Ground - This sounds simple, but many people wear the wrong type of football boot for the conditions. A simple rule of thumb here is that if the ground easily breaks, or is soft to the point if takes the stud, you want soft ground, if not, make sure you wear firm ground football boots.
Leather vs Synthetic - Leather football boots are often hard wearing, and built for maximum support, and if buying k-leather, few materials are softer on the foot. The synthetic materials in some football boots are often designed to offer as light a fit as possible, but more and more they are matching k-leather for feel and durability.
Artificial Pitches - Unless stated otherwise, football boots are designed, and worn by professionals, on natural grass pitches. If you wear these football boots on artificial pitches, they will not perform as designed, and can wear very much quicker. You are always better with astro turf specific football boots or trainers when playing on any all weather pitch, even the new 3G ones!
Football Boot Care - Other than looking better, football boots perform better, and will last longer if you keep them clean. A scrub in warm water, with a suitable, soft brush, is all you need do to keep the leather in good condition. If your boots feature real leather, then adding some dubbin helps to keep the leather in prime condition.
Common "Faults" - Leather will often come away from the edges of the sole. This is to help the boot fit your foot, and stop the leather tearing. It will not stop your boots performing in all but the more extreme examples. Likewise, the finish may degrade on leather, but this does not affect how it performs. Football boots are subject to a lot of pressure, and such instances are general wear and tear, so keep them in good condition and enjoy your football.
