Soccer Cleats for HG, FG and SG. What's the difference?

Almost every model of soccer cleats is made to beIt basically means that soccer cleats for HARD
suitable for a different field condition.GROUND (surface) have short studs. They provide
HG (hard ground)- for playing on hard surfaces.you with enough amount of traction but at this same
FG (firm ground) - for playing on firm surfaces.time they don't apply too much pressure on your
SG (soft ground) - for playing on soft surfaces.feet causing discomfort when your cleats are unable
Why is it important to have the right soccer cleatsto dig into hard ground. If you play on very hard
for different types of field?fields, Turf shoes (cleats - TF) would be your best
In order to play soccer to your best abilities, youchoice.
have to have soccer cleats. For several reasons butSOFT GROUND (SG) cleats come with removable (in
the most important is: traction. The studs will preventmost cases) studs. There are few different lengths
you from slipping, giving you opportunity to turn,of the studs for different conditions of soft fields
stop and accelerate with ease.(soft and wet for example), so you can adjust them
In order to achieve it, soccer cleats outsole (bottomproperly.
part of the shoe) has several hard rubber, plastic orFIRM GROUND (FG) cleats are the most universal. FG
metal studs that sink into the surface providing acleats are good for all field types without going to
good grip. But the studs have to be long enough toextreme (very hard and very soft). Of course they
offer good traction and short enough not to causeare the most adequate for fields with the firm
discomfort from applying too much pressure on thesurface (something between hard and soft). But if
feet.you play on different types of fields and can't afford
In other words, the length of the studs and theirto have two or three types of soccer cleats, the FG
count depends on types of the surface they wouldis probably the most ultimate choice.
be the most adequate for.