If you want to play football, you’ll need the right football boots for the surface you're playing on to improve your game and avoid injuries. So, here’s a quick rundown:

Which shoes for natural grass?

You should choose FG shoes (Firm Ground) if you play on real grass. The firm studs provide a good grip on the dry grass.

Which shoes for artificial grass?

For artificial grass, you'll need AG shoes (Artificial Ground). Their slightly smaller studs prevent you from getting stuck and injuring yourself.

Which shoes for hard surfaces like ash or asphalt?

For really hard surfaces HG shoes (Hard Ground) are perfect. The mix of smaller and multi-directional studs ensures maximum stability.

Which shoes for wet grass?

When it’s really muddy and wet, SG shoes are the way to go (Soft Ground). Usually equipped with metal studs, they dig deep into the ground and offer stability on soft surfaces, even in the worst weather.

Which shoes for indoors?

You'll need IN shoes with a flat rubber sole for indoor games. They don’t slip and provide good control on indoor surfaces.

Are there football shoes for all surfaces?

Not really. The closest would be multifunctional shoes or turf shoes. With many small rubber studs, they provide a good grip and comfort on ash and older artificial turf fields.

Whether indoors or outdoors, on grass or asphalt – with the right shoes, you are well-equipped for your next game.

By the way, the JUGAD app indicates the surface of each pitch, so you know which shoes to bring to your game :)