What does it mean when a shoe has a mutitaco or turf sole?

This type of footwear has a sole that, instead of having conventional studs, has a rough sole with multiple rubber studs. This sole design offers adequate grip on low-height artificial grass, artificial grass with rubber, or on carpeted fields.

By having lower-height studs, and distributed across the entire surface, the foot does not dig into the ground, but only rests on it, and we reduce the impact on our joints.

Although we know that boots, and therefore their soles, are evolving more and more, adapting more to current fields, we, from our store, always recommend that the little ones in the house use this type of footwear to play soccer on the aforementioned surfaces. It is much more comfortable for them and less aggressive on their feet and joints.