Pro footballers cut off cleat heels to manage Achilles pain on the pitch
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·1 viewsProfessional footballers are increasingly modifying their cleats by removing the heel section to improve comfort during matches. The trend is particularly useful for players suffering from Haglund's syndrome, a painful condition that affects the Achilles tendon. By cutting away the heel of their boots, athletes can reduce pressure on the affected area and continue performing at a high level. Players such as Pedro Neto have been spotted using this custom adjustment, bringing wider attention to the practice.
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