Football Field

This will ensure that the leather around the tongue area does not become stretched as a result of undue pressure. The laces themselves will also benefit from not being stressed in this way. Looking after your football boots will apply to all weather conditions. If you have been playing or training in relatively dry and fine conditions it is still a good idea to wipe down your boots with a damp cloth. This removes all traces of dirt or grass on the footwear which can damage the leather if left unchecked. You should never use any type of household cleaning product on your boots. This is because these products can damage the leather and the adhesives. In some cases, they can also cause colours to fade. After use in wet and muddy conditions, it is imperative that your footwear is cleaned thoroughly. This can be done by using a combination of two brushes. Firstly use a hand held shoe brush to remove mud and dirt from all areas of the boot. Then use an old toothbrush to remove stubborn ar …