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If you want to get the right fit for your next pair of football boots, then you should make sure you get some that are relatively tight on your feet, but still comfortable at the same time. It’s also important to have about a centimetre of wiggle room at the top of your boot, as this will make sure your toes don’t get squashed or hurt when kicking a ball. A snug fit will also prevent your football boots from coming off when you’re running about.
Today most of the women’s football boots produced by top brands are true to size, so this means that if you’re a certain size that’s the one you should get. If you have any doubts about this though you can always get your feet measured beforehand so you know you’re going to choose the right pair. You may want to get half a size up if you know you’re going to be wearing thicker football socks, or if you tend to double up on socks when you’re playing. This will help prevent your new boots from then being too tight and uncomfortable.
The decision to have studs or moulded blades on your football boots should be decided by what surface you’ll be playing on and what will best suit your style of play. This is because studs or moulded blades can be used on firm ground, while soft ground is better for studs as they dig in to the surface and provide you with extra grip. At the same time if you’re going to be playing on artificial pitches, you should check if there are any regulations in place, as some pitches don’t allow blades. From a performance perspective, blades are better for acceleration as they cover a bigger surface area and provide better traction when running. Studs – which can also be called ‘conical studs’ – are better for twisting and turning as they give you more cushioning and anchor you more effectively when on your feet.
