
Canterbury boots are made for tough pitches and tougher players. No fuss, no gimmicks — just proper grip, solid fit, and support where it counts. Whether you're grafting up front or covering ground out wide, there’s a pair here that gets the job done.
If your game’s built around scrummaging, clearing out, and heavy contact, the Stampede gives you what you need underfoot. The wide fit keeps you steady when pressure comes on, the 8-stud plate locks you in during set-piece, and the upper holds firm when the collisions start stacking up.
Trusted by the likes of Adam Radwan and Jodie Ounsley, this boot’s for players who spend more time in the contest than outside it.
Fast feet. Quick turns. The Speed range keeps weight low and lockdown tight, ideal for wings, full-backs, and mobile flankers. Every detail’s about helping you react faster, accelerate sooner, and change direction without slipping a step.
Worn by sharp movers like Sevu Reece, Brad Shields, and Christian Lio-Willie, this is the go-to for players who stay one step ahead.
Ruck, run, repeat. Phoenix is the balanced choice for players who cover everything — jackals, tackles, carries, and kicks. With a mix of strength and flexibility, it holds up through the most demanding phases.
That’s why it’s backed by all-rounders like Mack Hansen and Justin Tipuric, who don’t fit neatly into one role — and don’t need boots that do either.
Canterbury boots come in a range of options: Elite and Pro pairs use lighter uppers and sharper tech for game day, while Team and Raze versions are ideal for training, youth players, and weekly graft.
Every pair in the range is shaped for soft, shifting surfaces — fitted with metal studs and made to hold firm when the ground gives way.
Check out the full Canterbury Rugby Boots range and find a pair that works the way you play.