Canterbury Rugby Boots
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Which Canterbury Boot is Right for Your Position? Canterbury's range is built around a simple principle - different positions make different demands on a boot, and one design doesn't cover all of them. Here's how the three ranges break down. Canterbury Stampede - For Forwards The Stampede is Canterbury's forward boot , built for props, hookers and locks who spend time in the scrum and at the breakdown. The wide fit gives extra room in the toe box, the heel counter locks you in for scrum engagement, and the 8-stud outsole is designed to anchor you to the ground under load. If you're carrying or driving regularly, the Stampede is the range to look at. Browse the full Stampede collection for all current models and colourways. Canterbury Phoenix - For Hybrid Players The Phoenix sits between the Stampede and the Speed - designed for flankers, number 8s and centres who need to handle contact but also cover ground. It uses a 6-stud outsole with a Flightbeam soleplate for explosive power transfer, and is lighter than the Stampede without sacrificing traction. If you're not a pure forward or a pure back, the Phoenix is usually the right call. Browse the full Phoenix collection for current options. Canterbury Speed - For Backs The Speed range is Canterbury's lightest boot, built for wingers, fullbacks and fly-halves who need quick footwork and precise kicking. The sock-fit upper locks the foot in for efficient strides, and the textured finish adds grip on the ball for place-kicking and drop goals. If pace and foot speed are your priority, the Speed is where to look. Browse the full Speed collection for all current models. Canterbury Rugby Boots - Elite, Pro and Team: What's the Difference? Every Canterbury range comes in three performance tiers. Elite boots use the lightest materials and most advanced technology - they're for competitive club and school players who train and play regularly and want the best available. Pro boots offer strong performance at a step down in price