Canterbury Men’s Speed 3.0 Soft Ground Rugby Boots

Men's Speed 3.0 Soft Ground RugbyBoots

Current Value is $111.00AUD

Feel unstoppable. Our Speed rugby boots are comfortable, breathable and seriously lightweight with rugby-approved metal studs to give you grip on the pitch. Be on the ball with asymmetric lacing and secure every score with a mixed stud outsole Canterbury-Mens-Speed-3.0-Soft-Ground-Rugby-Shoe-3-300x184.jpg  

Key Elements of this Rugby Boot are:

  • Comfortable, lightweight feel.
  • Asymmetric lacing for more contact with the ball.
  • Stays smart all season with scratch-resistance.
  • High scuff resistance PU upper.
  • Abrasion-resistant, so they won't tear to pieces.
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https://therugbystore.com.au/canterbury-mens-speed-3-0-soft-ground-rugby-boots/

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