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Due to the studs on the bottom of the shoe, firm ground soccer cleats are designed to be worn on grass fields. The studs provide superior grip in otherwise slick surfaces like grass and mud. Studded soccer shoes should not be worn on asphalt or gym floor surfaces, as they may instead cause discomfort and provide less traction.
Firm ground soccer cleats, or FG soccer cleats, are a type of cleats players wear for improved performance and balance on natural grass. Firm ground cleats work best on hard, dry surfaces. You can often wear them on multiple surfaces, though you should avoid wearing firm ground soccer cleats on turf and other artificial grass surfaces. Some of the best firm ground soccer cleats you can find in our store include: Adidas FG cleats Nike FG cleats Puma FG cleats. These companies make the top women’s and men’s firm ground soccer cleats and soccer apparel and accessories, including socks, gloves, and bags. These FG cleats have high-quality studs that penetrate and grip the ground for optimal movement during games or training.
Firm ground soccer cleats are best suited for hard, rough, dry surfaces that aren’t treated. By contrast, soft ground soccer cleats have removable metal or rubber studs, making them fantastic for maintaining control and traction while running on wet surfaces. The type of cleat you should go with will depend on the kinds of fields you’ll be playing on.
The typical price range for adult soccer cleats varies based on brand and how old the shoe is. There are plenty of varieties that cost $50 to $100 per pair, but you can also find some worth upwards of $300.If you’re flexible, you can choose a pair of men’s or women’s soccer cleats from a couple of years ago to save big. Soccer Wearhouse also offers discounts on many of our products, so stay vigilant for firm ground soccer cleats that are 10%, 20%, or even 40% off.
Firm ground soccer cleats built for natural grass. Shop FG, FG/MG and FG/AG plates from Nike, adidas and Puma, from Elite to entry-level tiers, in adult and kids sizes.
Firm ground soccer cleats are the most common type of soccer cleat, made for natural grass that is dry or slightly wet but not muddy. The studs are molded into the soleplate rather than screwed in, and they come as conical studs, bladed studs or a mix of both.
Rounded and conical studs generally make rotation easier, while blades give more directional grip when you push off. On Nike's plates, the Tiempo uses bladed studs, the Mercurial Superfly 11 uses chevron studs, and the Vapor 17 pairs chevrons with rounded V-studs for quick cuts.
Most cleats here are pure FG, but two combined labels show up across the range. FG/MG is the shorthand for Nike's multi-ground Academy and Club models and adidas' Firm/Multi-Ground League and Club models, rated for natural and synthetic surfaces. FG/AG appears on Puma's Future Pro and Match, Ultra Match and King models, rated for firm natural ground and artificial grass. If you split time between grass and synthetic playing surfaces, see our multi-ground soccer cleats.
Nike's range splits by playing style. Nike recommends the Mercurial Superfly and Vapor for forwards and wide midfielders, the Phantom for central midfielders and playmakers, and the Tiempo for a soft, precise touch, with Elite and Pro on FG plates and Academy models on FG/MG, all in our Nike FG soccer cleats. adidas builds the Predator, F50 and Copa on an Elite, Pro, League and Club ladder, and you can browse them, including the laced F50 Hyperfast Elite, in our adidas FG soccer cleats.
Puma pairs the Future with creativity, the Ultra with speed, and the King with control, mostly across Puma's Ultimate, Pro, and Match tiers in our Puma FG soccer cleats. Position is a starting point rather than a rule, so let fit and comfort make the final call.
Laceless FG options include the adidas F50 Elite Laceless, F50 League Laceless and adidas Predator League Laceless. If you want real leather, the adidas Copa Pure IV Elite uses leather through the forefoot. If you prefer synthetic leather, the Nike Tiempo Maestro Elite uses TECHLEATHER, which Nike says is softer than natural leather. Puma's King 20 Ultimate uses a synthetic and textile upper, while K-leather is reserved for the King Platinum.
Youth players can shop Nike Jr. Mercurial, Phantom and Tiempo models, mostly at Academy and Club level, along with adidas F50 and Predator League kids FG/MG and Puma Future and Ultra kids FG/AG. Nike's little kids sizing covers roughly ages 3 to 7 and big kids ages 7 to 12.
Filter by brand, size, color and price above to find your pair, or try on a few FG boots at one of our four Southern California stores. Free shipping applies on orders over $99.
