Football boots: the new arrivals
Discover the latest football boots just arrived at Foot-Store, featuring models from Nike, adidas, and Mizuno designed for all positions and all playing surfaces.
Filter by brand to quickly spot the pair that suits your pitch, from artificial turf to natural grass.
What can you find in the new football boots?
This page brings together the latest football boots recently added at Foot-Store, covering all positions and surfaces. You'll find the Predator and F50 ranges from adidas, the Mercurial and Phantom from Nike, as well as Mizuno models designed for playing on ground. Each product page specifies the recommended surface: FG for firm natural ground, AG for synthetic surfaces, and MG for mixed use, so you can choose a pair suited to your usual playing field rather than just a nice design.
Nike, adidas, Puma: new boots by brand
To save time, you can filter the new arrivals directly by brand:
- The football boots Nike, featuring the speed-focused Mercurial and the control-oriented Phantom.
- The football boots adidas, where the Predator range, designed for technical precision, and the F50, aimed at speed, dominate.
- The football boots Puma, to compare another approach to studs available on the site.
How to choose football boots based on your playing surface?
The first criterion to consider is the surface you play on most of the time, not the brand or colour.
- FG (Firm Ground) models are designed for firm natural grass pitches, the most common in clubs.
- AG (Artificial Ground) models are suitable for synthetic pitches, featuring more numerous and shorter studs.
- MG (Multi Ground) models allow you to switch between different types of pitches without changing pairs.
Your playing position then influences the choice of range: a slim and lightweight boot enhances support and acceleration, while a more encompassing boot favours foot stability and ball control during receptions and passes.
Children, goalkeepers, teams: categories related to football boots
If you're looking for a particular player profile or usage instead of just a brand, other pages on the site gather the new arrivals that match:
- The children's new arrivals, for football boots in junior sizes.
- The goalkeepers' new arrivals, for models and equipment designed for that position.
- The teams' new arrivals, if you're looking to equip a group rather than an individual player.
If you want to receive your pair quickly, also check out the models listed as shipped in 24h among the new arrivals.
When to find the best deals on football boots?
The prices of football boots change according to commercial periods rather than week by week. The Black Friday and the year-end holidays are the main dates to keep an eye on, followed by the winter sales and the French Days in spring, when new seasonal collections start to emerge. Outside these key times, the Deals page and the Clearance page gather items whose prices have already dropped, while the Sales page and the Black Friday page focus on promotions during these specific periods. The Special Offers complement these pages outside of the major events.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between FG and AG boots?
An FG (Firm Ground) boot is designed for firm natural grass, with longer and fewer studs. An AG (Artificial Ground) boot is suited for synthetic pitches, with shorter and more numerous studs to distribute pressure on the ground. Playing AG on an FG surface, or vice versa, wears down the sole faster and reduces grip.
Should I take the same size as city shoes?
Not always: football boots are often designed for a fit closer to the foot than city shoes, to enhance ball touch. It's useful to check the size guide provided on each product page before ordering.
Where can I find football boots for a child?
Models designed for junior sizes are gathered on the children's new arrivals page, with variations of the same ranges worn by adults.
Are goalkeeper boots different from other positions?
Yes, the boots used by goalkeepers often prioritise support and stability over pure speed, with stud needs that may vary depending on the player's habits. The goalkeepers' new arrivals page groups models and equipment designed for this position.
How to tell if a boot is suitable for my regular pitch?
Each product page indicates the recommended surface with the FG, AG, or MG mention present in the name of the model and in its description. If in doubt about the most common type of pitch for you, it's best to ask your club before choosing a pair, as a poor match can wear the sole out more quickly and reduce grip.
