Ida Helia Pro

Built for Women seeking pro-level speed (professional players and aspiring pros).

Ida Helia Pro
Cleats Hub ScoreProvisional
7.6
/10
Provisional
Confidence: low · 3 reviews
⚠ Provisional score. Built from just 3 reviews, so confidence is low. This score may not be accurate yet and we don't fully rank it against thoroughly-reviewed cleats. Treat it as an early signal, not a verdict, we update it as more reviews land.
3 critic · 0 owner · Critic 7.6 · Owner · we don't sell or test products.
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A lightweight, pro-level speed boot that gives a close touch and secure lockdown, but its traction and overall ratings are only around average.

Thin, close touch on the ballVery light weight for a pro bootSecure, hugging heel lockdownShort FG/AG studs for surface versatility

Key specs

QUICK DATA
Released2025BrandIda
ModelHelia ProTypeSoccer · Cleat
LevelEliteUpperWAVEKNIT+ 2.0 mesh upper
SoleplatePEBAX soleplate with custom stud pattern (short, rounded FG/AG studs)SurfaceFirm ground (FG) / 3G artificial (FG/AG)
Who it's forWomen seeking pro-level speed (professional players and aspiring pros)FitRuns true to size
MSRP$259

The verdict

01 / REVIEW

Synthesised from 3 independent reviews, every claim traces to a quote in the breakdown. We don't test products ourselves.

A lightweight, elite-level speed boot for women made in 2025 with a thin engineered mesh upper called WAVEKNIT+ 2.0 and a PEBAX plastic soleplate with short, rounded studs. Reviewers say it feels very light, gives a close touch on the ball and holds the heel securely. The studs and overall scores sit in the mid-range.

Design and build

Released in 2025 as the pro model in the new IDA Helia line, the Helia Pro is marketed as an elite, women-focused speed boot with an MSRP of 259.

Upper and construction: WAVEKNIT+ 2.0 mesh upper. The upper is a lightweight, engineered mesh. The line's stated 3D touch system means there are shaped or textured zones across the upper designed to help with ball feel.

Soleplate and studs: PEBAX soleplate with a custom stud pattern made up of short, rounded FG/AG studs. The short, rounded studs are intended for use on firm natural grass and 3G artificial turf.

Named technologies and cushioning: WAVEKNIT+ 2.0, a PEBAX soleplate, supercritical foam inside the sock area, and a custom stud pattern are all specified. Fit is reported to run true to size.

On the pitch
On the pitch

Who it's for

The Helia Pro is aimed at pace-focused attackers: wingers, forwards and attacking full-backs. It suits players who want a very light boot and a thin, close touch for quick touches and acceleration. It is built as a professional-level, women-specific speed model and uses a consistent factory last that runs true to size.

Players who need heavy protection, a very robust feel or proven long-term durability should choose more control- or power-oriented models instead.

Traction

Reviewers place traction in the mid-range, with an average around 7.3 out of 10. The PEBAX soleplate has short, rounded studs meant for firm grass and 3G surfaces, and reviewers say this supports use on both pitch types.

Practical implication: expect reliable grip for acceleration on firm grass and 3G. Do not expect elite-level interlock or exceptional hold beyond the moderate scores reported.

'The shorter studs allows the boots to be used on both FG and AG surfaces with relative ease'. FourFourTwo

Touch

Touch is a clear strength. Reviewers report a thin, close feel on the ball helped by the 3D touch system built into the upper. This gives confident feedback when striking the ball.

Practical implication: players who like a barefoot-like, low-profile contact should find the Helia Pro responsive for first touch and striking.

'+ Thin touch on the ball'. FourFourTwo
Striking the ball
Striking the ball

Fit and lockdown

Fit is reported to run true to size and is made on a consistent factory last, so the shape matches other models in the line.

Reviewers note a secure heel and an overall snug fit. The heel area holds the foot in place once the boot is on, which helps lockdown during play.

'they've nailed every aspect of that fit.'. Footloose Boots

Control

Control and striking are aided by engineered zones in the lightweight mesh upper. Reviewers rate control at roughly 7.5 out of 10 and say the upper has enough structure to avoid a sloppy contact zone.

Practical implication: the upper balances thinness for touch with targeted structure for consistent striking, making it suitable for players who want responsive ball control without extra padding.

'featuring a lightweight mesh upper with engineered zones for striking the ball.'. IDA
Accelerating
Accelerating

Weight

IDA and reviewers say the Helia Pro is the lightest boot in the Helia family. Weight is highlighted as a defining characteristic and gets positive scores.

Practical implication: the low mass helps quick acceleration and can reduce fatigue over short sprint bursts, matching the boot's speed-focused role.

'The Helia Pro is our lightest weight cleat'. IDA
In hand
In hand

Comfort

Comfort comments focus on the heel, which reviewers say hugs the foot securely once worn. The supercritical foam in the sock area is part of the construction, but long-term cushioning performance is not covered in the sourced evidence.

Practical implication: expect a secure, low-profile fit around the heel that reviewers say is comfortable for short-to-medium sessions.

'this heel just once your foot is in, it just hugs it so securely, you kind of forget about it, which to me is a sign of a really good heel area.'. Footloose Boots

Frequently asked questions

What position are the Ida Helia Pro best for?

The Helia Pro is best for pace-oriented attackers: wingers, forwards and attacking full-backs. Its lightweight mesh upper, thin touch profile and speed positioning make it a speed-boot rather than a control or power model.

Which players wear the Ida Helia Pro?

They suit pace-focused wingers, forwards and attacking full-backs rather than central midfielders or defenders who want more protection and long-range passing comfort.

Do they run true to size?

Yes. The Helia Pro is stated to run true to size and the line uses a consistent factory last, so most players should buy their normal size.

Are they suitable for artificial turf?

They are intended for firm ground and 3G artificial turf. The soleplate uses short, rounded FG/AG studs designed for both surfaces according to the product notes and reviews.

How light are the Helia Pro?

IDA says the Helia Pro is the lightest cleat in the Helia line and reviewers give it high weight scores. No exact grams are provided in the sourced evidence, but the boot is positioned and reviewed as especially light.

Bottom line, A purpose-built, pro-level speed boot for women who prioritize light weight and a close touch; players who need heavy-duty traction data or a more all-round cleat should look elsewhere.

The breakdown

02 / RATINGS
8.0
WeightStrong consensus · 1 sources
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IDA8.0
The Helia Pro is our lightest weight cleat
8.0
TouchStrong consensus · 2 sources
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FourFourTwo8.0
+ Thin touch on the ball
IDA8.0
we've got our 3D touch system again on this cleat, but featured throughout the entirety of the upper of that cleat.
7.5
ControlStrong consensus · 2 sources
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IDA8.0
featuring a lightweight mesh upper with engineered zones for striking the ball.
Footloose Boots7.0
enough structure here that won't be sloppy
7.5
FitStrong consensus · 2 sources
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IDA7.0
That means they all have the same shape because the last is what they're built around in the factory.
Footloose Boots8.0
they've nailed every aspect of that fit.
7.5
TractionStrong consensus · 3 sources
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FourFourTwo8.0
The shorter studs allows the boots to be used on both FG and AG surfaces with relative ease
IDA7.0
featuring a custom stud configuration developed specifically for the female player.
7.0
ComfortStrong consensus · 1 sources
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Footloose Boots7.0
this heel just once your foot is in, it just hugs it so securely, you kind of forget about it, which to me is a sign of a really good heel area.

The sources

03 / EVIDENCE

The Cleats Hub Score is a weighted aggregate of these independent reviews, normalised to 0–10 and weighted by source authority, recency and sample size. We don't sell or physically test products. Read the full methodology.

The verdict, split

04 / PROS & CONS

◤ What reviewers love

  • +Thin, close touch on the ball
  • +Very light weight for a pro boot
  • +Secure, hugging heel lockdown
  • +Short FG/AG studs for surface versatility

◢ Where it falls short

  • Traction scores are only mid-range
  • Early reviews are limited in scope
  • Specialized for speed, not all-round play

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