adidas Kakari Elite Adults Soft Ground Rugby Boots
SKU: 66742 - 8 UK
Built for power and mobility, the adidas Kakari Elite Soft Ground Rugby Boots are ideal for dominating the forward line. The lightweight, abrasion-resistant upper ensures durability, while the stud configuration provides grip on wet and muddy pitches. With recycled materials, they also support a more sustainable game.
- Abrasion-resistant upper for lasting wear in tough conditions
- Soft ground stud layout for grip and traction in muddy terrain
- Contains at least 20% recycled materials to reduce environmental impact
WHY SOFT GROUND?
BEST SURFACE:
Natural grass pitches that are soft, wet, or muddy. The long, often replaceable metal studs provide extra grip and stop you from slipping in heavy ground conditions.
WHY NOT OTHER SURFACES:
On firm or artificial surfaces, the studs don’t penetrate, making them unstable and uncomfortable; they can also damage synthetic turf and increase the risk of injury.
adidas Kakari Elite Adults Soft Ground Rugby Boots
SKU: 66742 - 8 UK
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Built for power and mobility, the adidas Kakari Elite Soft Ground Rugby Boots are ideal for dominating the forward line. The lightweight, abrasion-resistant upper ensures durability, while the stud configuration provides grip on wet and muddy pitches. With recycled materials, they also support a more sustainable game.
- Abrasion-resistant upper for lasting wear in tough conditions
- Soft ground stud layout for grip and traction in muddy terrain
- Contains at least 20% recycled materials to reduce environmental impact
WHY SOFT GROUND?
BEST SURFACE:
Natural grass pitches that are soft, wet, or muddy. The long, often replaceable metal studs provide extra grip and stop you from slipping in heavy ground conditions.
WHY NOT OTHER SURFACES:
On firm or artificial surfaces, the studs don’t penetrate, making them unstable and uncomfortable; they can also damage synthetic turf and increase the risk of injury.