• Ankle support and protection

• High-top football shoes：

The upper of the shoe extends above the ankle, providing stronger wrapping and support, and reducing the risk of ankle sprains.

Suitable for players who frequently change direction and make sudden stops (such as wingers and midfielders.

• Low-top football shoes:

The upper of the shoe is lower than the ankle, offering greater flexibility and is suitable for players who pursue quick reactions.

However, it provides relatively weak protection for the ankles and relies on one's own muscle strength.

• Flexibility and Speed

• High-top football shoes：

It is slightly heavy and may affect the natural curvature of the ankle. It is suitable for players who are power-oriented or need stability.

• Low-top football shoes:

It is lighter and has a faster start-up speed, making it suitable for speed-oriented forwards (such as Mbappe who often wears low tops).

• Ball touch sensation

• High-top football shoes:

The material of the upper (such as Flyknit) may slightly affect the direct feedback when the instep touches the ball.

• Low-top football shoes:

The area that touches the ball is more exposed, and it is more sensitive when controlling the ball and shooting.

• Adaptation population

• Choose High-top:

Amateur players with weak ankle strength who need protection; Players who kick artificial grass or have uneven fields.

• Select Low-top:

Professional players or those with strong ankle strength and a pursuit of ultimate speed/flexibility; Natural grass or high-quality sites are more suitable.