PREDATOR PRO Fold-Over Tongue Firm Ground Football Boots Beckham

The **Unisex PREDATOR PRO Fold-Over Tongue Firm Ground Football Boots Beckham** are high-performance soccer cleats designed for firm natural grass surfaces. They feature a flexible, premium HybridTouch synthetic upper with Strikeskin rubber grip fins embedded in the fold-over tongue, enhancing ball control and strike precision. The boots offer a regular fit with lace closure and include an adidas Primeknit collar for comfort and support. The ControlFrame 2.0 soleplate with firm ground studs ensures superior traction, agility, and comfort on firm ground pitches. These boots are notably linked to David Beckham’s signature style and are suited for players seeking enhanced control, precise strikes, and stability during gameplay on firm natural grass.

**Key Features and Specifications:**
- Flexible HybridTouch 2.0 upper for a soft, pliable feel and leather-like texture
- Strikeskin rubber grip fins on the fold-over tongue for superior ball control
- Fold-over tongue with strap for a classic, secure fit
- adidas Primeknit ankle collar for comfort and ankle support
- ControlFrame 2.0 firm ground soleplate with fixed studs optimized for natural short grass surfaces
- Lace closure system for an adjustable and secure fit
- Made partially with recycled materials for increased sustainability
- Regular fit suitable for most foot shapes
- Clear Beckham branding on tongue and insole, inspired by his iconic cleats and Miami colors

**Best Suited For:**
- Players competing on firm natural grass fields (FG surfaces)
- Those who prioritize precision striking, touch, and control
- Footballers seeking a blend of classic fold-over tongue style with modern performance technology
- Users who want firm ground traction and stability without compromising comfort

Please note that the lacquer finish on the soleplate may wear off with use but does not affect performance. These boots are not recommended for artificial or turf surfaces as that may cause premature wear or injury risk[1][4][5][9].