SPEKT FAQs

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No. Touch and feel remain virtually unchanged. The protection is thin and flexible. It’s designed to dampen external impact forces, while its rebounding properties help maintain applied force when passing, shooting, or dribbling.

No. At around 1.5mm thick, the protective layer integrates directly into the sock adding minimal bulk. Players report forgetting it’s there within the first few minutes of play.

No. The protection is engineered to flex with your foot, allowing natural movement across sprinting, cutting, jumping, and striking.

No protective gear can eliminate all risk. The Triax sock is designed to reduce the severity of injury–not guarantee prevention. Less impact. Less pain. More time on the field.

SPEKT is built for repeated use, impacts, and wash cycles. The protection is bonded directly into the textile to maintain structure and alignment over time.
As with all performance gear, longevity depends on use and care—but it’s designed to perform consistently, not break down.

No. The protection is bonded directly into the textile—not just sitting on top—so it stays aligned and moves as a single system with your foot.

SPEKT is designed to reduce the force from common cleat impacts to the top of the foot. In controlled lab testing, the system has demonstrated ~35% reduction in peak force.
This is achieved through engineered materials and structure that absorb and disperse impact without adding bulk.

Machine wash cold and air dry. Avoid high heat, which can degrade performance materials over time.

Yes. SPEKT has been tested by professional and collegiate players in both training and match environments, with feedback used to refine the final product.