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Belle Dawes AFLW player for the Brisbane Lions holds a pair of the burgundy IDA Rise RG/AG boots while smiling.

NO MEN’S. NO KIDS. NO UNISEX.

Men’s and women’s feet are fundamentally different. Yet the industry standard for women’s boots is still "shrink it and pink it". Playing through black toes, blisters and body aches, all because your boots were made for boys? We say that’s not good enough.

A close up photo of the heel of the white IDA Rise, women's specific football boot. Red arrows pointing to the narrower heel cup designed for female athletes.

MADE FOR WOMEN, BY WOMEN

When we set out to build IDA, we went straight to the source to ask women what they wanted. The result? A cleat built just for women’s feet, with a whole lot of science to back it up.

THE DIFFERENCES	IDA	UNISEX
Foot shape Female feet tend to be more triangular in shape compared to male feet which are more rectangular.	✅	❌
Arch Support Designed with more arch support to minimise unnecessary foot pain and keep that ankle from collapsing inwards.	✅	❌
Pressure load consideration Women carry their body weight differently so we customized our stud configuration for absorbing weight-bearing pressure	✅	❌
Traction for multi-directional movement Designed with the intent to support female athletes’ biomechanics and reduce rotational traction on various surfaces.	✅	❌