Football boots and shoes Joma

Why choose football shoes Joma?

Joma is a Spanish football equipment brand that designs its range of shoes for play on hard and indoor surfaces, where many amateur players spend most of their training sessions. It's a brand often chosen when training on artificial, stabilized, or parquet surfaces several times a week and when looking for a pair suitable for this type of surface rather than natural grass.

On this page, you'll find the football shoes Joma offered by Foot-Store for adults and for junior players already wearing larger sizes. The models are mainly distinguished by their soles and by their use: synthetic ground, hard ground, indoor. This is the first criterion to consider, before the colour or the name of the line.

Propulsion, Top Flex, Champion: the ranges of Joma shoes

The brand divides its football shoes into several lines, which you can consult separately depending on your playing style:

• The Propulsion, a line geared towards play on the pitch, offered especially in a studded version for synthetic surfaces.
• The Top Flex, the largest line at Joma, available in multi-stud soles for hard surfaces and in flat soles for indoor play.
• The Champion, a line to consult when you're looking for a simple pair for training and everyday matches.

The lines evolve from one collection to the next: it’s best to look at what is actually offered on each page, then decide based on the sole and the size.

Which Joma sole to choose for your pitch?

The sole is chosen based on the surface you most often play on, not based on the model you like the most. At Joma, three uses are common among the shoes presented here.

• Soles for synthetic ground (identifiable by the AG mentions) rely on short and numerous studs, designed for the artificial turf of sports complexes.
• Turf soles (TF mention) are covered with small rubber studs, useful on stabilized, worn synthetic surfaces, and hard pitches where a standard blade struggles to grip.
• Indoor soles are flat and non-marking, designed for futsal and sports halls with parquet or resin flooring.

If you play on multiple surfaces, the turf sole is the most versatile for hard outdoor pitches, but it isn’t suitable for parquet, where only an indoor sole prevents slipping and marking the floor. To target indoor play directly, the futsal selection includes shoes designed for that purpose.

What size to take for Joma football shoes?

A football shoe should fit more snugly than a casual trainer, with about half a finger's width between the longest toe and the tip of the shoe. Measure your foot at the end of the day, standing and bearing weight, then compare the length obtained to the size guide displayed on the model's page that interests you.

Two details affect the result: the match sock, which is thicker than a thin sock, and the possible presence of orthotic insoles. If you play with either one, try the pair under those conditions rather than barefoot. If you're unsure between two sizes, start with the size you normally wear in sports shoes and verify the equivalent in centimetres.

How to maintain your Joma studs?

Maintenance involves three steps after each match: removing dirt and grass blades when dry with a brush, wiping the upper with a damp cloth, then letting them air dry away from heat sources. Direct heat stiffens materials and loosens joints.

Avoid the washing machine and tumble dryer, which damage the shoe's structure. Stuffing newspaper inside the pair absorbs moisture after a session in the rain and limits odours. A well-maintained turf pair keeps its studs longer, and it’s often the wear of the sole, not the upper, that determines when to replace them.

Joma, New Balance, Diadora: compare other football shoe brands

Joma is one of the brands to consider when you want to explore beyond the big four equipment manufacturers, and the site gathers these alternatives in one place. Each has its own page for a relaxed comparison:

• The page New Balance, to see the football shoes from the American brand.
• The page Under Armour, another entry into less common brands on French pitches.
• The page Skechers, if you want to widen your comparison beyond the usual references.
• The page Diadora, for football shoes from the Italian brand.
• The page Kelme, another Spanish brand present on amateur pitches.

The whole selection is accessible from the Other Brands page, which collects all these selections, and the football shoes page covers the complete catalogue, including the big brands.

Where to find Joma football shoes on sale?

The discounted Joma shoes can be found on the site's commercial pages, which are permanent and updated with new arrivals. Four sections cover most cases: discounts on football shoes, the great deals on shoes, the clearance shoes for end-of-series and remaining sizes, and the shoe sales during official sale periods.

The calendar provides useful reference points. The Black Friday kicks off the busiest time of the year, followed by the end-of-year holidays, then the winter sales to be found on the sales page. In spring, the French Days constitute the next highlight, before the summer sales and resumption.

Two other pages complete the search: the new arrivals in football shoes to see the latest models added to the catalogue, and the shoes dispatched in 24h when the match is approaching. End-of-collection periods are generally when common sizes begin to run out: if your size is still available in a model you like, it’s a good sign.

Frequently asked questions

Are Joma shoes suitable for junior players?

The football shoes Joma presented here cover adult sizes and larger junior sizes. A young player whose foot has stopped growing quickly can find suitable options, provided they check the length in centimetres instead of the adult or junior label. For younger children, it's better to turn to selections dedicated to small sizes.

Can you play indoors with Joma turf shoes?

This is not the intended use: the rubber studs on a turf sole grip on a hard outdoor surface but slip or mark on a parquet floor. Most gyms also prohibit marking soles. For futsal and indoor play, a flat, non-marking indoor sole is necessary.

How much do Joma football shoes cost?

The price depends on the line, the sole, and the level of finish of the model, varying with commercial periods. The simplest way is to sort Joma shoes by price directly on this page, then compare them with equivalent models from other brands. The discount and clearance pages give an idea of the lowest prices at the moment.

My size isn't available in the Joma model I want, what should I do?

An unavailable size means it is not currently available in that specific colourway. Check the other colourways of the same line, which are managed separately, then look at nearby models with the same sole. New collection arrivals regularly refresh the available sizes.

Do you need a different pair for training and matches?

This isn't mandatory, but it’s useful when training and matches take place on two different surfaces, for instance, synthetic during the week and stabilized on the weekend. Alternating between two pairs also allows each pair to dry completely, extending its lifespan. If you always play on the same type of surface, a single suitable pair is enough.