Built for Minimalist, no‑frills players who want a malleable leather boot designed for women’s feet.
A leather control boot for central midfielders and defenders, offering heel lockdown and multi‑surface use but running large and providing only average traction.
| Released | 2020 | Brand | Ida |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Classica | Type | Soccer · Cleat |
| Level | Performance | Upper | Premium leather upper |
| Soleplate | Molded FG/AG outsole with shorter, more conical studs | Surface | Firm ground (natural) and 3G/artificial grass (FG/AG) |
| Who it's for | Minimalist, no‑frills players who want a malleable leather boot designed for women’s feet | Fit | Runs slightly large for some users (reports of ~½–1 size big); generally designed on a wom |
| MSRP | $170 | ||
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The Ida Classica is a women's performance leather soccer boot updated for 2024. It aims to give a soft, malleable leather touch while holding the heel securely. IDA focused on a locked rearfoot and added protection at the toe. The boot tends to run slightly large for some players. Traction is only average compared with specialist boots.
Released originally in 2020 and updated for Spring 2024, the Ida Classica sits in IDA's performance tier and retails at an MSRP of 170.
The upper is premium leather with a clear printed layer over the toe. The lacing area has a scalloped strip meant to help keep the foot tight. There is a molded, injected piece behind the heel to stabilize the rear of the foot.
The soleplate is a molded firm‑ground/artificial‑grass outsole with shorter, more conical studs. The studs are specified for dry firm natural grass and third‑generation artificial grass surfaces.
IDA points to the molded heel piece, the transparent toe print and the scalloped lacing strip as the main features. The boot is presented as a simple, no‑frills leather model shaped around women’s feet.
The Ida Classica targets central midfielders and defenders who want a traditional leather touch and a secure heel instead of a stripped‑down speed boot.
The leather upper and the rearfoot support suit players who care about control, passing accuracy and stability more than having the lightest boot.
The molded firm‑ground/artificial‑grass outsole makes the boot suitable for competitive amateur and semi‑pro matches on firm natural grass and 3G surfaces.
The shoe last means the heel is narrower and the ball of the foot is wider. Players with a secure heel and a fuller forefoot will get the best fit.
Wingers, forwards and attacking full‑backs who need the lightest sprint profile or who need a very tight lengthwise fit should look at speed‑focused models instead.
IDA rates durability 8/10 and says a thin TPU layer was added to the toe area. TPU is a thin plastic layer meant to reduce leather wear at the toe and extend usable life compared with an unprotected leather toe.
IDA's claim focuses on protecting the toe, which is the most common wear spot on leather boots, rather than adding heavy reinforcement across the whole upper.
We've added a slight TPU layer this will allow this boot to last a lot longer this will prevent abrasion of that leather at the toe. IDA
IDA gives fit an 8/10 and describes a last with a narrower heel cup and a wider ball area. This shape is meant to hold the heel while giving more room at the forefoot.
Independent reports say the boot runs slightly large, about a half to a full size. Buyers who are sensitive to length should factor that in when choosing a size.
this includes a narrower heel cup as well as a wider ball of the foot this will hug your foot nicely and lock down that heel. IDA
Traction is rated 7/10 by IDA. The boot uses a custom molded firm‑ground/artificial‑grass outsole with shorter, conical studs that IDA says work on dry firm natural grass and 3G surfaces.
The stud layout favors being useful on multiple surfaces and giving predictable grip on firm and 3G pitches. It does not give an aggressive bite for very soft or muddy ground.
this is our custom ioda outsole this can be used on both FG dry natural grass surfaces as well as AG or artificial grass like those third generation surfaces. IDA
IDA scores comfort 7/10 and highlights a dense foam package around the ankle and heel meant to support the rearfoot.
This construction creates a firmer, more supportive feel around the collar and heel rather than a plush, very soft ride. The leather upper will also stretch and adapt over time instead of feeling instantly soft like knit or synthetic uppers.
the classical also has a dense foam package to support you around the ankle and heel. IDA
Best for central midfielders and defenders. The leather upper and control‑focused design suit players who prioritize close passing, holding the ball and stability rather than top sprint speed.
Players who prioritize a leather touch and close control, typically central midfielders and defenders, rather than pure speed specialists.
IDA and model notes indicate the boot runs slightly large, with reports around a half to a full size big. Buyers who are sensitive to length should try a half size down.
The last has a narrower heel cup and a wider forefoot/ball area, so the boot suits players who want a secure heel lock but more room at the ball of the foot. Players with very narrow forefeet or very high insteps should try them on first.
IDA gave an 8/10 durability rating and says a thin TPU layer was added to reduce toe abrasion, which is intended to extend the leather's life.
Yes. The molded firm‑ground/artificial‑grass outsole and IDA's notes indicate it is intended for dry firm ground and third‑generation artificial grass surfaces.
Bottom line, The Ida Classica is a leather, women’s‑focused performance boot that prioritizes heel lockdown and a traditional leather touch but runs slightly large and delivers only average traction by specialist standards. Defenders and central midfielders who want a malleable, supportive leather boot will find it appropriate, while pace‑first wingers or players who need a very tight fit should look elsewhere.
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