Nike Phantom 6 Elite Low FG - Multicolor - UK 7



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The Nike Phantom 6 Elite Low FG football boots are engineered for attacking football players seeking precision, agility, and comfort on firm ground surfaces. Featuring advanced Gripknit technology for enhanced ball control and a re-designed Cyclone 360 soleplate for dynamic directional changes, these boots help you dominate the pitch. Be aware that the soleplate's cosmetic finish may wear off during play, though this won't impact performance.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male |
| Shoe Size UK | 7 |
| Age Group | adult |
| Series | Phantom |
| Model Part Number | HJ2146-400 |
| Brand | Nike |
These are Firm Ground (FG) football boots, designed for optimal performance on natural grass pitches that are firm or slightly damp.
While normal wear and tear can occur, the primary materials are designed for durability. The lacquer finish on the soleplate is known to wear off cosmetically, but this does not affect the boot's performance.
The Phantom 6 features a new shape that is more accommodating, especially around the toe box. Nike recommends trying your usual size. For personalized advice, consult a fitting guide or try them on.
No, these boots are specifically for Firm Ground (FG) surfaces. Using FG boots on artificial grass can lead to premature wear of the soleplate and may not provide optimal grip or comfort on AG surfaces.
After each use, remove dirt with a soft brush or damp cloth. Wipe with mild soap and water, then air dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Store them in a cool, dry place to maintain shape and material integrity.
Gripknit is a microtextured material on the upper that enhances your touch and control over the ball, providing ultimate precision for dribbling and shooting in various weather conditions.
No, the wearing off of the lacquer finish on the bottom of this boot is a cosmetic characteristic that can occur during play and does not affect the performance or structural integrity of the product.
This is common with new football boots. Wear them for a few short training sessions to break them in. Ensure lacing is not too tight. If discomfort persists, consider trying different sock thicknesses or lacing techniques.
Ensure you are playing on an appropriate firm ground surface. Check the soleplate for excessive mud buildup and clean thoroughly. Also, inspect the studs for any significant wear or damage that might reduce traction.
Allow mud to dry slightly, then use a stiff brush to remove large clumps. Follow up with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid letting mud dry completely on the boots for extended periods, as it can be harder to remove and potentially damage materials.