Joma's Top Flex Soccer Cleats

What is the Joma Top Flex range?

Top Flex is a line of football boots by Joma, designed for players who play on surfaces other than traditional natural grass. It includes several soles suitable for different types of pitches: synthetic, hard, stabilised, or indoor. It's a range built around versatility, useful for club or recreational sessions where the pitch can change from one session to the next.

How to choose between TF, Turf, and Indoor based on your pitch

The choice is primarily based on the surface you play on most often, rather than aesthetic criteria.

• The TF sole (multi-stud short) is suitable for the latest generation synthetic pitches, where it provides traction distributed across the entire sole.
• The Turf sole is aimed more at stabilised, dry, or older synthetic pitches, with a grip designed for these firmer surfaces.
• The Indoor version is made for hard covered floors, like futsal, with a flat sole that doesn’t grip the ground like a studded boot.

If you're unsure about the exact nature of your usual pitch, it's best to refer to the most common surface used at your club rather than just one training session.

Aguila, Champion, Propulsion: the other Joma ranges for football boots

Joma offers several lines of football boots, which you can check separately based on what you're looking for:

• The Aguila range, a Joma line for studded football boots.
• The Champion range, another line of football boots from the brand.
• The Propulsion range, geared towards other types of play.

You can also find all the available football boots Joma on the site, across all ranges.

When to keep an eye out for deals on football boots

Prices and discounts change regularly, but certain sections of the site allow you to keep track of ongoing promotions without waiting for a specific date.

• The Black Friday page gathers current offers across the entire site as this period approaches.
• The shoe sales and shoe clearance should be monitored at the end of the season when ranges are renewed.
• The French Days in spring are also a good time to compare prices before the arrival of new collections.
• The new football boots page allows you to see the recently added models to the catalogue.
• The 24-hour dispatch page lists boots available for quick shipping.

For an overview, the shoe deals and special offers pages centralise all ongoing promotions across all sections of the site.

What level of play is the Top Flex range suitable for?

The Top Flex range is aimed at both club players training on synthetic surfaces and casual players practicing indoors or outdoors on stabilised pitches. It does not replace a traditional studded boot for natural grass, but complements the equipment for sessions on other surfaces. It's a practical option for those who switch between different types of pitches depending on available slots.

Frequently asked questions

Can you play on natural grass with a Top Flex boot?

No, the TF, Turf, and Indoor soles of the Top Flex range are not designed for natural grass. They lack grip on this type of surface and wear out faster. For natural grass, you need a boot with moulded or detachable studs.

How do I know if my pitch is more TF or Turf?

A recent synthetic pitch, with a soft and dense surface, generally corresponds to a TF sole. An older pitch, stabilised or hard and dry, corresponds more to a Turf sole. If in doubt, ask the club or facility what type of surface is installed.

Can the indoor Top Flex boot be used outside?

This is not its primary use. The indoor sole is flat and designed for grip on hard covered surfaces, it does not provide the same grip as a TF or Turf sole on an outdoor surface.

Do the Top Flex boots come in different widths?

Size and width information depends on each specific model in this range. The best approach is to check the information for the model you’re interested in to know its fitting characteristics.

Is a different pair needed for indoor training and match?

If you only play indoors, one pair with an indoor sole is enough for both training and matches. The distinction becomes useful only if you switch between indoor and outdoor synthetic or stabilised surfaces, where a TF or Turf sole would be more appropriate.