The Joma page features football boots from the Spanish brand, with studs for grass and synthetic surfaces, stabilised for hard ground, and indoor models for futsal.
A Spanish brand born from football footwear.
Joma was founded in 1965 in Portillo de Toledo, Spain, by Fructuoso López, who started by making football boots. The brand then expanded to all sports textiles and now supplies clubs and teams worldwide. It is particularly prominent in futsal, where Spain is one of the major nations.
The Top Flex is Joma's iconic indoor shoe: non-marking rubber sole, flexible and grippy on wood or synthetic floors, with an upper made of leather or synthetic that provides good ball control. In futsal, where control and direction changes happen at top speed, the flexibility of the sole and grip are essential. Indoor models can also be found on the futsal page.
As with all brands, the sole is chosen based on the surface: FG for natural grass, AG for synthetic, with shorter and more numerous studs that reduce knee strain, TF for hard synthetic and stabilized surfaces, and IN for indoor. The leather upper adapts to the foot and provides a soft touch; it can be cleaned with clear water and conditioned with cream after drying, away from direct heat.
Other brands, adidas, Nike, Puma, Mizuno, are gathered on the shoes page. Mizuno shares with Joma a commitment to leather and a comfortable fit.
The new arrivals feature the latest models, the promotions showcase previous collections at reduced prices, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The good deals, clearance, sales, and Black Friday have their own football page.
Joma is Spanish: it was founded in 1965 in Portillo de Toledo by Fructuoso López, who began by making football boots. It now supplies clubs and teams worldwide.
An indoor shoe with a flat, non-marking rubber sole, like the Top Flex, a reference for futsal: it grips the floor, protects the surface, and allows you to feel the ball underfoot. Studs are not allowed indoors.
On a recent synthetic surface, a sole with short, numerous studs, like AG, distributes pressure and limits strain. On a stabilized pitch or an old hard synthetic, the TF studded sole offers more cushioning and grip.
They usually fit true to size, often considered comfortable in width. A football boot should fit snugly: leave about half a centimetre in front of the toes, no more.
Remove dirt with a brush, clean the upper with warm water, and stuff the shoe with newspaper to absorb moisture. Allow to air dry, away from a radiator that can harden the leather and detach the sole.