WHAT ARE THE BEST RUGBY BOOTS FOR WIDE FEET? When looking for boots catered to wide feet you should look for certain upper materials such as natural leather and/or soft and flexible synthetics- these will be able to stretch and conform to the shape of your foot. Some examples of boots we think cater excellently for wide footed players are Canterbury Stampedes, Mizuno Monarcidas and Adidas RS 15’S.
Men's Rugby Boots
WHAT ARE THE BEST RUGBY BOOTS FOR FORWARDS?
Forwards should look for boots with a reinforced upper and stud layout to provide more grip and stability especially for situations such as scrums and rucks. Some of our top picks for forwards are Adidas Kakari RS, Mizuno Morelia Neo IV, Canterbury Stampedes. Find all these boots and many more in our ‘Boots for Forwards’ section.
WHAT ARE THE BEST RUGBY BOOTS FOR BACKS?
When buying boots as or for a back, you should look for boots with a lightweight feel to improve acceleration, a low-cut fit to improve mobility and a lessened stud layout to help with cutting and turning. Some boots we’d recommend are Adidas RS15, Canterbury Speed and Mizuno Alpha’s. Shop these 3 great selections and many more in our ‘Boots For Backs’ section
CAN I WEAR FOOTBALL BOOTS AS RUGBY BOOTS? Yes, sometimes — but it depends on the situation. Football boots and rugby boots look similar, but they’re built for different demands. Here’s a clear breakdown so you can decide safely. When can you use football boots in rugby? – when playing casual or non- contact rugby, if your league allows them , you play as a back -many backs like to use football boots due to their lightweight feel and comfort when running and kicking. When shouldn’t you wear football boots? – You play as a forward ( reduced grip and stability, on soft or muddy pitches and if the football boots have bladed studs (these can be illegal in certain rugby leagues)

