New Arrival Nike Phantom 6 Low Pro Firm Ground Soccer Cleats - Erling Haaland Pack (FA25)

Cool in the heel, fire at the toe

Look down at the heel and it's blue. Nike calls that the calm Erling's holding as he settles himself in the heat of the moment. From there it runs forward into red and yellow, brightest where most goals get scored. You're wearing the whole sequence.

VNMSkin grips, Flyknit keeps it quiet

Nike VNMSkin wraps the striking area, a grippy surface that holds the ball on a first touch and holds up when you strike early. Flyknit runs underneath, so the shell sits tight. The frame is new too, molding to the shape of your foot. The full range shows the rest of the line.

Firm ground, and the second the gap opens

Cyclone 360 sits in the forefoot, a circular pattern for the moment you plant and turn. On dry grass that's a clean pivot instead of two steps spent recovering. The low cut keeps the collar out of it, so your ankle just moves. The rest of our sit alongside these.

Product Details: Phantom 6 Low Pro FG

• Upper: Nike VNMSkin across the striking area, Flyknit beneath
• Plate: firm ground outsole, Cyclone 360 traction in the forefoot
• Cut and tier: low-cut, Pro
• Fit: new frame that molds to your foot
• Colorway: Erling Haaland Pack (FA25), blue heel into red and yellow

Fit Notes

The frame molds as you wear it, so a snug first fitting usually settles rather than stretching out. Most players stay at their normal size.

Care and Maintenance

• Brush off dried grass and dirt after every match
• Air-dry at room temperature, newspaper inside to hold the shape
• Keep them off heaters and dryers, since heat warps the plate
• Wipe the VNMSkin strike zone with a damp cloth so it keeps its tack

FAQs about the Phantom 6 Low Pro FG

Can I wear these on artificial grass?

They're built for firm natural grass. If artificial is your main surface, an AG plate is the better call.

What does VNMSkin do?

It's the grippy layer across the striking area, so the ball behaves the same whether you're dribbling, passing or shooting.

What's the story behind the colorway?

Blue in the heel and core stands for Erling's calm under pressure, running into red and yellow at the cleat's brightest point.