The Skechers Standout pack includes the football shoes Skechers offered in this selection: the SKX 01 FG model, the kids' version SKX 2 MG, and the Razor 1.5 Elite FG. Here you’ll find the two families of the brand, one focused on ball touch, the other built around speed.
Compare the FG and MG soles based on your training ground, then choose between an adult size and a kids' football pair.
The Skechers Standout pack is a collection of football shoes from Skechers, all gathered on one page so you can quickly see the models included. Like all studded shoe packs, it features pairs that share the same aesthetic treatment, while the actual models differ: the SKX and the Razor have different constructions and purposes on the pitch. This page serves two purposes: to spot the colours in the series and to compare the available Skechers silhouettes for the 2026/27 season without jumping from one product page to another.
Skechers is a recent entrant in the football boot market, focusing on cushioning and comfort rather than on the pursuit of being the lightest. If you're coming from a more established brand, keep this in mind during the fitting: the feel when putting them on is different.
The selection includes three models: the Skechers SKX 01 FG, the Skechers SKX 2 MG in a children's version, and the Skechers Razor 1.5 Elite FG. Here’s how they differ.
The stock of a pack moves quickly since a colour series is not reissued. If a size disappears, the New Packs page shows the featured series from other brands at the same time.
The FG sole is designed for firm natural grass pitches, while the MG sole is for switching between several surfaces, including modern synthetic turf. This is the first choice to make, even before considering the model or colour.
Specifically, if you train and play mostly on the well-kept grass of a stadium, the FG studs of the SKX 01 and the Razor 1.5 Elite are suitable for this use. If your club rotates groups between grass, synthetic, and stabilised pitches, the multi-ground construction of the SKX 2 makes more sense: it has more and shorter studs, which reduces pressure points on hard surfaces.
A simple guideline to decide: look at what players in your category at the club are wearing. Pitches in the same district are similar, and the sole that works for them will work for you.
For a child, the useful rule is to start with the multi-ground sole and allow a moderate growth margin when trying them on. The SKX 2 MG on this page is the children's reference in the selection, and its versatility means you don't need to own two pairs for the same season.
Measure the foot at the end of the day, with match socks on, and aim for about half a centimetre of space in front of the big toe. Beyond that, the foot slips inside the shoe, which disrupts footing and causes rubbing at the heel. If your child has a wide foot, let them walk for a few minutes with the laces tightened before confirming the size: that’s the moment to feel if the knitted upper compresses the forefoot.
To compare with children's series from other brands at the same time in the season, the new football shoes page gathers the models that have just entered the catalogue.
Each brand releases its own colour series at the same pace, and each has its dedicated page on the site. If the Standout doesn't suit you, these selections address the same needs with different silhouettes:
Colour series are precisely the pairs that most often transition into commercial pages on the site, as they are not carried over from one season to the next. Several permanent pages compile these pairs, and that’s where to look before confirming a purchase at the full price.
On the calendar side, the Black Friday for football shoes kicks off the season, followed by the end-of-year holidays, then winter sales, and the French Days in spring. Between these key times, the new arrivals and special offers remain the two pages to check, the first to see the new series arriving, the second for pairs already in the catalogue.
Cleaning a knitted upper involves using cold water and air drying, never near a heat source. Dried dirt should be removed with a soft brush before washing; otherwise, it gets lodged in the mesh and stiffens the fabric.
Remove the insoles after every match so the interior dries completely, and stuff the shoes with absorbent paper if they got wet. A radiator or hairdryer can retract the glues and detach the upper from the sole, which is the most common cause of a pair becoming unusable mid-season. Also check the state of the studs before every return: uneven wear on the base alters footing without you realising.
Skechers football shoes are bought in your usual size, but the fit remains specific to each brand and each model. If you come from a very narrow pair, the feel of volume won’t be the same. The safest bet is to measure your foot in centimetres and rely on that measurement rather than the size of your previous pair.
An FG sole can occasionally be used on modern long-pile synthetic turf, but that’s not its intended use. On older or very dense synthetic surfaces, FG studs do not penetrate well and concentrate pressure on a few points, which can tire the arch of the foot. For regular use on this type of surface, a multi-ground sole like that of the SKX 2 is more suitable.
A colour series is produced in limited quantities and is usually not reissued, unlike the permanent colours of a model. When a size goes, it doesn’t necessarily return. If you’re more interested in the model than the colour, check the same silhouette in other variations from the catalogue.
Children's models are designed with a softer upper and a less rigid plate because a growing foot doesn't handle the same stresses as an adult foot. For a player still in the youth category, the children's version remains the right choice even if the size is available in adult. After that, the switch to adult models typically happens when the level of intensity increases.
The lifespan depends on the volume of training and the surfaces, not a fixed number of months. Signs to watch for include wear on the base of the studs, any detachment at the toe area, and a sinking of the cushioning that can be felt at landings. Alternating with a second pair during the week significantly extends the lifespan of both pairs.