Rugby boots · Artificial (4G/3G)
Artificial ground rugby boots, side by side
5 verified boots stated suitable for artificial surfaces, from the 37 we track.
- 5 boots ranked
- Specs last verified 2026-08-24
- Methodology v1.0
The ranking
Ranked by Weight, lightest first. Click a column heading to re-rank.
| # | Boot | Price | Surface | Studs | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oxen Meta X AG | £99.99 RRP | AG | AG stud configuration, load-spreading rather than deep-biting | – | |
| 2 | Mizuno Morelia Neo IV Pro AG | £114.99 RRP | AG | Flat TPU outsole (artificial grass) | – | |
| 3 | Oxen Metasock AG | £160 RRP | AG | 10 moulded lugs | – | |
| 4 | Oxen Raptor Elite AG | £180 RRP | AG/FG | Aluminium alloy studs (count unstated) | – | |
| 5 | Mizuno Monarcida Neo III Select AG | £64.99 RRP | AG | AG outsole (stud count unstated) | – | |
Ranked by weight, lightest first, where a weight is stated. Tap any column heading to re-rank. Every spec is taken from a named source and human-verified. Blanks mean nobody states it, and boots without a figure sort last. Photographs arrive with our retailer feeds. Entries tagged as a football boot are football models widely worn for rugby; their makers do not certify them for rugby, and each page explains what that means.
Studs and artificial pitches
Most artificial grounds bar metal studs outright. If your club trains on 4G, you likely need a moulded boot rated for it. Check your ground rules before buying.