01 EDITOR'S PICK
★ 9.0/10
Adidas — Power
Predator 24 Elite
Strike-zone rubber zones for the long ball. Reinforced toe boxes for the desperate point-blank save. The keeper-friendly Predator since 2002.
Add to Cart →A boot for the long goal kicks, the desperate one-on-ones, and ninety minutes of standing still then sprinting like life depends on it. We rank the boots that earn a clean sheet.
A keeper's boot is judged on a single 60-yard ball. Soleplate stiffness, strike-zone padding and instep grip combine to send a goal kick where the manager wants it.
Five-yards of slippery six-yard box can decide a tournament. We test stud configurations on wet, dry, AG, FG and indoor — for the half-second sprint off the line.
Standing, shifting, and sometimes sprinting backwards. Heel cushioning, midfoot lock, mid-cut options — all weigh more for a #1 than for any outfield boot.
Strike-zone rubber zones for the long ball. Reinforced toe boxes for the desperate point-blank save. The keeper-friendly Predator since 2002.
Add to Cart →Pure k-leather, dampened touch, the most reliable upper for a goalkeeper's long passing range. Allison and Donnarumma's silo of choice.
Add to Cart →For keepers who want the cleanest k-leather feel on goal kicks. Slim build, classic stud config — Neuer and Ter Stegen's territory.
Add to Cart →Three meters of reach in a #1's boot. Predator strike-pad gives him the goal-kick range to start an attack from his own box.
A career of point-blank saves and goal-kicks struck like an outfielder's. The Predator has been on his foot for over a decade.
The sweeper-keeper who redefined the position. Wears a Copa for the leather feel — he passes more than most #6s.
Wing-span, set-piece presence, and the calmest distribution in Europe. The Tiempo's leather upper is for keepers who play with their feet.
Best in the world for a stretch. Long-passing range, anticipation, the lot — all in classic-leather Tiempos.