Get the right set-up
Get the right set-up
Follow our set-up guide for the best results this season
STEP 1 SHIN GUARDS
An easy win on the injury prevention front.
With a range of fixture options available, we recommend an integrated shin guard such as the G-Form Pro-S Elite.
STEP 2 GRIP SOCKS
Grip Socks are now a standard piece of the footballer kit.
Lock your foot in place, and stop that in-boot slippage.
STEP 3 Footless Socks
Keep it tidy with purpose made footless socks to compliment the Grip Sock setup.
Grip Socks must make contact with the inside of the boot to be effective - so can't be worn inside a normal sock.
STEP 4 ASSESS THE SURFACE
Choose the right boot on the day.We highly recommend having a pair of FG (Firm Ground) AND a pair of SG (Soft Ground) in your football kit setup.If the pitch is slippery and/or soft - go with your SGs.If its been dry and the pitch hasn't got much give - then go with your FGs.
It can make all the difference to your game on the day.
FAQs
FG is short for 'Firm Ground' and refers to the stud (or cleat) type on the bottom of the football boot.
SG is short for 'Soft Ground'. It refers to the studs (or cleats) on the bottom of the boot. Soft Ground boots have longer, metal studs that are essential for wet pitches.
FG (Firm Ground) boots are essential and will get you through most of the season - especially if you mostly play on artificial turf.
If you play on wet pitches for part of the season you are also going to need a pair of SG (Soft Ground) boots.
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