Footwear requirements
Permitted footwear
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Artificial Ground (AG) Recommended Specifically designed for extra abrasion, these boots usually feature more numerous and densely concentrated studs that vary in height and may be hollowed out. |
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Firm Ground (FG) Recommended Sole plates feature moulded studs which are evenly dispersed across the foot to offer enhanced traction and comfort. |
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Hard Ground (HG) Recommended Sole plates utilise a harder Thermoplastic polyurethanes compound for enhanced durability and typically feature multiple slightly shorter, evenly dispersed studs for optimal pressure distribution. |
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Turf Trainer (TF) Only when dry Otherwise known as Astros they feature a solid rubber outsole with numerous, small multidirectional lugs spread across the sole, which offer limited grip in wet conditions. |
Forbidden footwear
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Soft Ground (SG) Tear the surface Sole features removable, replaceable screw-in-studs and typically come in a six-stud configuration, with four at the forefoot and two at the heel. |
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Soft Ground Pro (SGP) Tear the surface Also known as Hybrid or Mixed Stud, the sole plate comprises of a combination of conical screw-in studs and moulded studs, which are most commonly bladed. |
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Blades Can cause injury Sole plates feature multiple, straight, slightly shorter, evenly dispersed studs that can restrict movement and turning which could cause injury. |
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Flat Sole (Indoor) No grip and flatten surface Sole made up of non-marking materials such as moulded gum rubber, and feature pivot points, flex groves and herringbone patterns. |