Built for Speed players / attacking players who press from the front (speed boot use case).
A lightweight, bio-based speed boot that gives a close touch and strong, aggressive traction, but is limited by a tight, narrow fit and only limited durability evidence.
| Released | 2024 | Brand | Sokito |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Scudetta | Type | Soccer · Cleat |
| Level | Elite | Upper | BioTouch upper (bio-based nylon/‘Biotouch’ vamp) plus mesh (Tencel wood-fibre), micro-suede and knit collar — listed bio-based component breakdown on |
| Soleplate | Reactive outsole (bio-based) with a topography-inspired soleplate and multi-directional studs (firm-ground and AG variants available) | Surface | Firm ground (FG) and Artificial grass (AG) — multiple outsole variants sold for FG and AG |
| Who it's for | Speed players / attacking players who press from the front (speed boot use case) | Weight | 182 g |
| Fit | Runs tight / snug; many reviewers recommend ~½ size up for most users (some say true-to-si | MSRP | $199 |
Synthesised from 4 independent reviews, every claim traces to a quote in the breakdown. We don't test products ourselves.
The Sokito Scudetta is a top-tier, bio-based speed boot released in 2024. It is very light and uses a thin Biotouch upper, which is a bio-based thin synthetic layer that aims to give a close feel on the ball. The sole has an aggressive stud layout to help with quick acceleration. Reviewers consistently report a barefoot-like, close touch. The fit runs tight, and many testers suggest sizing up by about half a size.
Released in 2024 as Sokito's first-generation Scudetta, the boot is positioned in the brand's elite tier and carries an MSRP of 199.
Upper and construction: the vamp uses Biotouch, a thin bio-based nylon component, combined with mesh made from Tencel wood-fiber, micro-suede and a knit collar. The model uses several bio-based materials across the upper and lists bio-based TPU and EVA parts in its construction.
Soleplate and studs: the outsole is called Reactive and is bio-based. It has a contoured soleplate inspired by surface shapes and a mix of multi-directional studs for grip. Sokito sells separate firm-ground and artificial-grass outsole versions.
Weight and purpose: each shoe is listed at 182 g. The boot is marketed as a speed model for attacking players and the low weight and materials match a lightweight speed-boot profile.
The Scudetta targets players who rely on pace: wingers, forwards and attacking full-backs. It suits players who want fast acceleration, a close upper and firm traction. Its 182 g weight, thin Biotouch upper and aggressive stud layout match typical speed-boot features.
Players wanting heavy protection, roomier lasts or confirmed long-term durability should look at other models. Multiple reviewers describe the fit as tight, so wider-footed players should size up or choose a different boot. Recreational players who want cushioned comfort or central midfielders who need all-day comfort may prefer boots focused on control or comfort.
The Scudetta runs noticeably snug according to reviewers. Lockhart Boot Blog, FourFourTwo and Unisport all call the fit tight, and many outlets advise going up about half a size. That means players with average or narrow feet will get a close hold. Wider feet may feel pinched and should consider a larger size.
Locking is helped by the open-tongue layout and an extra lace hole with a runner's-loop lacing. One reviewer said that loop helped keep the heel secure during play (BOOTHYPE).
Slipping on the Scudettas was a breeze thanks to the open tongue design, and using the extra lace hole with runners-loop lacing ensured my heel was locked in.. BOOTHYPE
Across reviews the Biotouch vamp is repeatedly said to give a close, barefoot-like touch on the ball. Outlets use phrases like "barefoot touch" and "naturally nice touch" (BOOTHYPE, FourFourTwo).
Lockhart Boot Blog expected strong ball feel and reported that the touch met that expectation. Unisport called the touch a highlight of the boot.
one would expect the touch on the ball in the Soktio Scudetta to be superb. And it is.. Lockhart Boot Blog
Reviewers generally find the Scudetta comfortable straight out of the box. The Biotouch vamp is thin but described as supple, and the boot is easy to step into (BOOTHYPE, FourFourTwo, Unisport).
Comfort comes from the thin upper and soft materials rather than thick cushioning. Reviewers call the upper pliant and supportive while the overall fit stays low-profile.
The Reactive soleplate, using a mix of bladed and chevron-shaped studs, gives strong grip for acceleration and direction changes. Lockhart notes "plenty of straightforward grip." FourFourTwo highlights aggressive traction on take-offs. Unisport calls it one of the most aggressive stud setups available.
Sokito offers FG and AG outsole options, so the stud layout is matched to the intended surface instead of a single universal plate.
Evidence on ball control is mixed. Lockhart and Unisport say the boot feels responsive and unobtrusive when handling the ball. BOOTHYPE found the vamp's control ridges did not provide a clear benefit.
In practice, some players will feel the Scudetta helps responsive play, while others will not notice extra control from the textured parts.
At 182 g per shoe the Scudetta sits in the lightweight speed-boot category. Lockhart describes them as really light on the feet. BOOTHYPE says they are within the normal weight range for speed boots rather than being an extreme featherweight.
The listed weight supports the boot's acceleration-focused design without claiming it is an ultra-minimal weight.
Public durability evidence is limited. Lockhart reports no problems with the boot or studs during their test period, but few other reviewers comment on long-term wear.
That limited reporting suggests no immediate durability issues for normal match use. It does not prove the boot will be durable over a long time.
The Scudetta is best for pace-focused wide attackers and full-backs who rely on acceleration and quick direction changes; specifically wingers, forwards and attacking full-backs.
The Scudetta suits pace-focused wingers and forwards rather than a named professional. It fits players who prioritize speed and a close touch.
Reviewers consistently say the fit is tight and many recommend sizing up by about half a size for most users.
No. The snug, narrow fit means players with wide feet may struggle. Reviewers warn that wider feet could have difficulty with the Scudetta's shape.
Sokito sells both firm-ground and artificial-grass outsole versions. The Reactive outsole and stud patterns are intended for firm grass and artificial grass respectively.
The listed weight is 182 g per shoe, which makes them light compared with many non-speed boots.
Bottom line, The Scudetta is a lightweight, bio-based speed boot that delivers close touch and aggressive traction for pace-focused attackers. Its narrow, snug fit and limited durability data make it a poor choice for wide-footed players or those wanting long-term reassurance.
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