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What is the lightest boot today?
The puma V1.10 lightning SL
What shape is a rugby boot?
Similar to a soccer boot with slightly higher in the ankle area
Are there rugby cleats?
Cleats are normally plastic and moulded to the boot sole there are normally 6 to 8 depending on the make of the boot. The normal rugby boot will have aluminium studs which screw in for replacement and these boots carry 6 to 10 studs
What is the average speed of a punt in rugby?
about 70 mph initally from the boot.
What is the name for the bits under a rugby boot that give you grip?
sprigs
How many studs can you legally have on a rugby boot?
it can have 6 or more studs
What sport originated in Britain and consists of players throwing a rubber boot as far as possible?
The rugby
Which rugby player was called the boot?
There are a few plays who have been nicknamed "the boot"These areDon Clarke from Waikato'Barry Davies (wales) "Barry the boot'Jonney Wilkinson - Golden Boots
Lightest Guinness premiership rugby player?
Not 100% sure about this, but I think it might be David Lemi the Bristol wing who comes in at 75kg (11st 11lbs).
How come rugby people have to wear rugby boots?
Many players where soccer boots however, rugby "boots" have a higher ankle area to protect that area when rucking or be rucked over. The term "Rugby boot" actually refers to the earliest foot-ware which were in fact working boots. the studs were small studs which were used to reduce wear on the sole on the boot. These were worn by the players who came from industry especially heavy industry and coal mining.
What is the name of the bits under a rugby boot that give you grip?
Studs... or you could give them all individual names of your choosing
Where do the two long studs go on a rugby boot?
In the heel. However, many players use the same size for heel and sole
