Nike Air Zoom Superbad, $110, nike.com

Top features: Zoom Air adds low, responsive cushioning, while the traditional lacing system provides a tighter, more centralized fit.

adidas Scorch 8 Superfly, $85, adidas.com

Top feature: With the Superfly, you can change out studs to suit the field’s dry, wet or soggy conditions.

New Balance MF825, $85, newbalance.com

Top feature: The rubber cleat provides traction and stability, particularly needed on artificial turf.

Reebok V. Young Electrify, $100, reebok.com

Top features: This shoe’s Pump technology allows you to customize the fit. The aluminum-tipped cleats make these kicks a great option for grass and field turf.

UA Proto Speed Low MC, $80, underarmour.com

Top features: The Proto’s round studs on the forefront maximize your rotational capabilities, while the bladed heel studs enhance control.

Pony Moss 1 Mid, $95, pony.com

Top feature: The Moss Mid has an egg crate cross section to enhance your comfort and limit the friction between your foot and the shoe.

asics Gel-Domain, $90, asics.com

Top features: The Gel-Domain is compatible with most ankle braces; it’s washable; and the heel is lined with memory foam to create a personalized fit.

Mizuno Women’s Wave Tornado 3, $110, mizuno.com

Top features: The Tornado, designed for flat feet, features Intercool™ technology, which expels heat for cooler play.

Puma King XL IFG, $130, puma.com

Top feature: The shoe molds to the shape of your foot, thanks to the entirely, ultra-thin leather upper.

Nike Mercurial Vapor IV FG, $210, nike.com

Top features: This cleat’s low profile and lace cover provide a larger ball contact area; lightweight design aids your speed on soft, natural surfaces.

adidas F50.8 Tunit, $170, adidas.com

Top features: Pair the Tunit’s rugged upper with a bottom and stud set of your choice. Included are a set of SG, FG and HG studs, and a stud wrench.

Nike Zoom Victory+, $100, nike.com

Top feature: Nike’s Flywire technology allows for the ultimate weight reduction to help you move even faster.

New Balance MR805BG, $85, newbalance.com

Top feature: This lightweight kick is built for speed and interval training.

Saucony Progrid Ride, $90, saucony.com

Top feature: This ride provides cushioning and flexibility for the runner with a neutral (not high or low) arch.

asics Gel-Nimbus 10, $120, asicsusa.com

Top feature: The Gel-Nimbus offers a gender-specific fit to recognize the natural changes in the shape of the woman’s arch.

Footjoy DryJoys, $170, footjoy.com

Top features: The DryJoys come with a two-year waterproof warranty and the Fast Twist System, which secures and releases the cleat with a ¼ turn for quick changing.

Puma Women’s Lynks Patent, $85, puma.com

Top features: Look good while you play by attaching (or detaching) the leather kiltie. The outsole has a quill-inspired tread pattern to keep your feet planted firmly on the ground.