Concave Footie boot could help England win World Cup
19 Feb '10
4 min read
He said: “I might get sued by one of the big companies if I say that, but I think it's a big part of it. Players can now pull their boots on like slippers and that did not used to be the case.” Former Liverpool and Celtic player Kenny Dalglish said: “Players at all levels could gain immediate benefits with regards to kicking and general ball control through its simple design. “The Concave football boot will have a profound impact on the game of football worldwide.”
The metatarsals are five long bones in the forefoot which connect the ankle to the toes. The first is linked to the big toe and the fifth, on the outer foot, links to the little toe. They act as a unit to help share the load of the body and move position to cope with uneven ground. This month, the Concave PT+ was selected over Puma and Adidas to win “Best Boot” at the Oscars of football kit – the Avid Soccer Equipment Review's awards in Los Angeles, California.
In January 2010, the UK's most influential football website, footy-boots.com, also cited the Concave PT+ as one of its “Football Boots of the Decade”, claiming Concave is an “inspiration” and predicting the manufacturer will have more than one boot in the list next time round.
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