Built for Female players seeking a lightweight, speed- and ball-control focused cleat.
A female-focused speed/control cleat with supportive cushioning and usable FG/AG traction, but mixed weight and touch and average durability.
| Released | 2024 | Brand | Ida |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rise Elite | Type | Soccer · Cleat |
| Level | Elite | Upper | Fully knitted upper with lightweight TPU skin (WAVEKNIT) |
| Soleplate | Multi-ground outsole with shorter, conical FG/AG studs (optimized for firm ground and 3G) | Surface | Firm ground (FG) and 3G artificial grass (AG) / FG/AG multi-ground |
| Who it's for | Female players seeking a lightweight, speed- and ball-control focused cleat | Fit | May run large; streamlined sock construction gives a standard-to-slightly-narrow fit (comp |
| MSRP | $149 | ||
Synthesised from 2 independent reviews, every claim traces to a quote in the breakdown. We don't test products ourselves.
The Ida Rise Elite is a high-end, female-focused soccer cleat built for firm grass and 3G artificial turf. It uses a knitted upper coated with a thin TPU skin called WAVEKNIT. The soleplate is a multi-ground plate with shorter, conical studs for both firm natural turf and third-generation artificial turf. Reviewers say it gives supportive cushioning and a close feel for attacking players. Reviewers disagree on how light it feels and on how delicate the touch is. Durability is rated as average by available reviews.
Released in 2024 as the Rise Elite, this is the second-generation Ida Rise and sits in the brand's elite tier with an MSRP of 149.
The upper is fully knitted and finished with a thin TPU skin marketed as WAVEKNIT. The boot uses a female-specific shaping called WMNSFIT+, a 3D-molded polyethylene foam insole, and a molded heel counter made from injected plastic. The sock-style construction aims to give a streamlined fit.
The soleplate is a multi-ground outsole with shorter, conical FG/AG studs. Those studs are meant to work on firm natural turf and on 3G artificial grass. The multi-ground pattern is intended to give usable traction across both surfaces.
The manufacturer positions the boot for female players who want a lightweight, speed-and-control cleat. The package pairs a flexible knit upper, a TPU skin, and denser support foam around the ankle and Achilles as key parts of the build.
The Ida Rise Elite is aimed at attacking players: wingers, forwards, and attacking midfielders who value speed and close ball control. The knitted WAVEKNIT upper and the touch-focused details suit players who want speed plus control rather than heavy protection or power.
The FG/AG stud layout targets firm natural turf and 3G pitches. It is best for club or competitive players who prefer a streamlined, female-specific last. Players with very wide feet, players who want heavy-duty leather that lasts longer, and defenders or power midfielders who need more protection should look at other models.
Comfort is a clear positive in the reviews. Reviewers averaged about 8/10 for comfort. They described a dense, supportive foam package and low soreness after sessions. The brand says the dense foam supports the ankle and Achilles. That translates in practice to noticeable ankle and Achilles support.
Boothype reported finishing training without soreness in the hips, back, or feet.
'For the first time, I ended my training with no soreness in my hips, back and feet.'. Boothype
The fit is generally close and shaped for a female foot last. The manufacturer uses a custom female last with a narrower heel and a wider toe box. Reviewers recorded an internal shape that is standard to slightly narrow. Boothype said the fit was "perfect from the forefoot, midfoot right down to the heel lockdown."
IDA. says the last lets the foot fill the boot for better touch. Reviews also warn the boot may run large, so trying them on before buying is advisable.
'we use our custom female last to create this boot this has a bit of a narrower heel as well as a wider toe box so this will really allow your foot to fully fill out the boot and have the best touch on the ball'. IDA.
Traction is adequate for the stated surfaces. Boothype rated traction highly and said it grips enough "without being too clingy." IDA. highlights the FG/AG plate as suitable for firm ground and artificial grass. The shorter, conical studs aim to balance acceleration and multidirectional grip on firm natural turf and 3G pitches.
Reviewers disagree on touch. IDA. ranks touch highly and points to knit patterns at the toe that add grip on the ball. Boothype felt the upper material could be thinner to improve sensation on close dribbles. In practice, the WAVEKNIT with a TPU skin gives a close, control-focused contact.
It may not give the same delicate feel some players expect from thinner uppers.
Weight received mixed feedback. IDA. describes the boot as suited to players who want a lightweight feel. Boothype said they would prefer further weight reduction. Overall, the boot aims for a light, speed-oriented package, but reviewers did not all find it very light.
Control is supported by the knit weave at the toe. IDA. calls that feature an "ID to Touch" system meant to increase ball grip. The review evidence gives control a solid score and presents it as an intentional design feature.
Durability is rated around average in the reviews. IDA. says the TPU finish adds some water resistance on wet pitches. There are no long-term wear reports in the available reviews to show how the WAVEKNIT and TPU skin hold up over multiple seasons.
Best for wingers, forwards, and attacking midfielders who prioritize speed and a close touch. The boot's lightweight, streamlined sock construction and ball-control focused upper point to an attacking, speed-control role.
Players who wear the Rise line are typically pace-focused attackers. If you must name people, say the line is associated with pace-focused wingers and forwards rather than list specific current-deal players.
Reviews indicate the boot can run large. The sock-like construction creates a standard-to-slightly-narrow internal shape. Some players choose to size down or try them on before buying.
The soleplate is FG/AG with shorter, conical studs meant for firm natural turf and 3G artificial grass. Those are the surfaces the boot is designed for.
Durability was scored around average in the reviews. The TPU skin adds some water resistance but there are no long-term wear reports in the supplied evidence.
Bottom line, The Ida Rise Elite is a second-generation, female-focused speed and control boot for attack-minded players on firm grass and 3G. It delivers supportive cushioning and a close feel and has usable multi-ground traction. Reviewers split on weight and on the delicacy of the touch. The boot shows only average durability potential.
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.
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