- Brand
- Collection
Good to know
Brands often categorize football cleats into different collections based on their purpose, such as cleats for power, speed, and agility.
- Features
- Top
Low
Low-top football cleats are lightweight and allow maximum maneuverability. Skill position players typically wear these cleats. See low-top football cleats
Mid
Mid-top football cleats support the ankles without restricting the player’s movements. These cleats are preferred by players who need to move while in heavy traffic (running backs, cornerbacks, and mobile quarterbacks). See mid-top football cleats
High
High-top football cleats extend up the ankle to provide the most supportive fit; however, the added material makes this style heavier and more restrictive. These cleats are recommended for players who operate near the line of scrimmage like linebackers, centers, and guards. See high-top football cleats
- Closure
- Technology
- Stud type
Molded
Molded studs are permanently attached to the cleat's outsole. Molded cleats provide reliable traction on a variety of surfaces. See football shoes with molded studs
Detachable
Detachable studs are stronger and usually longer than molded plastic or rubber. Players can swap studs depending on position and playing conditions. Shorter spikes are best for dry surfaces while longer spikes are best for wet or uncertain surfaces. See football shoes with detachable studs
Turf/Trainer
Commonly worn by players when training. This football cleat is more flexible and can be used on synthetic surfaces.
- Material
- Athlete Signature
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