Do UEFA and FIFA have standardized rules concerning the permissible length, shape, and material of football boot outsoles and their components?

Mar 11, 2015 ... Bladed football boots, and those with metal studs, are a definite non-starter, while dimpled specialist hockey shoes and flat soled trainer, although not ... Jan 26, 2018 ... Another do is firm ground football or rugby boots with round plastic studs (NOT blades). In particular, what's attractive about these as an ... Dec 12, 2022 ... The Jet 4 from X-Blades is not only an orthotic friendly football boot, it's close to the best football boot going around. A great all purpose ... Jun 8, 2018 ... Used them years ago, much prefer the 'blade' studs Xblade offered rather than the standard cylinder-like ones. Much kinder on my feet. Really ... Therefore blades and moulded studs are perhaps more suitable for Rugby League players than Union players, but can be an option in both codes, particularly for ... Background: Football players wear boots of varying cleat designs with some preferring the bladed cleats while others opting for the conventional studded cleats. Moulded Stud Football Boots: Plastic moulded studs with no external sole. Whilst not as sturdy as metal studs, still provide grip. 'Blades': Blades are ... Jun 20, 2013 ... Sadly, as much as I despise bladed football boots, I will have to live with them for now, as I can see there will be no way they will be banned ... Mar 27, 2009 ... ... football boots already ? - and concentrate on using boots afterwards. That's only my opinion, having been a mainly football boot wearing ... May 8, 2013 ... This is where you dont wear blades, as bladed studs are generally longer than these, and cause ankle turning, or knee turning injuries. These ...