Canterbury Performance Studs Short - Silver

These studs are compatible with all adult Canterbury Phoenix Genesis and Speed Infinite soft ground rugby boots only.

These shorter studs are ideal for drier and firmer soft ground pitches where you need excellent grip without sinking too deep. For very wet or muddy conditions, longer studs might be more appropriate.

Each pack includes four 13mm aluminium studs and eight 11mm aluminium studs, providing a total of 12 studs.

The Canterbury Performance Studs are constructed from sturdy and durable aluminium.

No, these studs are specifically designed for soft ground conditions. Using them on artificial turf or very firm ground can damage the studs, the pitch, and potentially affect your performance or cause injury.

You should check your studs before and after every game or training session for wear, damage, or looseness. Replace any studs that are significantly worn down, bent, broken, or if they no longer provide adequate grip.

Yes, you will need a standard stud wrench to securely install and remove these screw-in studs. Using the correct tool helps prevent damage to the studs or boot threads.

Ensure studs are firmly tightened with a stud wrench before every use. Over time, studs can loosen due to play; regular checks are essential. If threads appear stripped, the stud or boot thread may be damaged.

These studs are designed for *soft ground*. Using them on very hard ground, artificial turf, or abrasive surfaces will accelerate wear. Verify you are using them on appropriate field types. Consider replacing worn studs promptly for optimal grip.

Confirm that your boots are compatible. These studs are specifically designed for *adult Canterbury Phoenix Genesis* and *Speed Infinite soft ground boots*. They will not fit other brands, models, or types of Canterbury boots (e.g., firm ground).

Ensure the stud threads on both the boot and the new stud are clean and free of dirt or debris. Try applying a very small amount of petroleum jelly to the stud thread if resistance persists, but avoid overtightening. If still difficult, inspect for damaged boot threads.