How to never get blisters again | Top 5 blister hacks

How to never get blisters again. Blisters is a big problem when you get new football boots, and they can ruin things for even the bravest players. But how to avoid getting blisters or treat them the best way possible? Today, we give you 5 tips on how to avoid blisters and how to never get blisters again. If you do get a blister and want to learn how to treat blisters, we've also got some advice for you here. Blisters in general occur because of friction, moisture and heat, and if you can prevent that, you can also prevent the blister from forming. That means that you will eliminate blisters and never get the pain in your heel that's so awful and can seriously hinder your game. An important thing to remember in order to never get blisters again is to get the right fit in your football boots. If you can manage to get the right size where your foot doesn't move around, you've come a long way and will enjoy your football boots a lot more since you won't get any blisters. It's also a good idea to either use grip socks or blister preventing tape such as the Marcure tape - and in the event you get a blister, you can always you blister bandages to prevent them from getting even worse inside your football boots. So if blisters and football boots go hand in hand for you, this is the video to watch.

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[unisport]

*DO YOU HAVE ANY GOOD TIPS TO GET RID OF BLISTERS?* Let me know down here :) /Jay

[samuellarsen]

For heal blisters, you can put kinesiology tape directly over top of the blister. Then, wrap your ankle with regular athletic tape. You will be able to play pain free even with terrible blisters. After an hour or two of training, the heat and sweat will allow you to take the tape off as well without damage or pain. Best method, works every time.

[sondreblom]

Oh dam i watch this after i did Get a blister

[unisport]

*Planning to do the hot water trick? Keep in mind that the water shouldn't be too hot or you might damage your boots.* /Jay

[akasteyels]

I once got a blister so bad I couldn't walk even without football boots

[karandeepsinghmatharu]

Thanks so much, your advice worked! I bought some grip socks and used your laces trick, and it worked a treat! No blisters after playing! Again, thanks so much!

[ltpa]

Never had blisters but just recently had a first one. God, I hate it. I’m definitely going to try some of the these tips.

[jamessangma]

I just wear double socks. one ankle length and one soccer socks and tie my laces like the one u should on the video. Works for me.

[MoosaIslamic]

What causes blisters: friction, moisture and heat
1. Pick the correct boots, worst = long backs
2. Use some (blister) tape
3. Grip socks
4. Lace hoop
5. Hot water trick

[MegaMissfitz]

The pain is officially worse than constipation 😤😤😤

[unisport]

*NOTIFICATIONGANG YOU ARE THE BEST!* Thanks for being so awesome and quick to watch our videos! /Jay

[sanjay]

I got a blister while playing Fifa, what should I do?

[FreakingWierdxD]

the thing is, the shoe that i recently bought is the right size but the back of it gave me blisters at the back foot

[FreeKicksPT]

Great "hacks" definitely. Nice one!

[chrismendoza]

Hey I just tried the tape tip and it worked so well. Thank you!!

[loizosdevil]

Your the best man this tips made me play football without any blisters for first time

[nicomcclure]

Gracias por los consejos maestro! sigo tu canal hace un montó, necesitaba este video en español y terminé en el tuyo ❤❤

[ekinming]

I'm using the Puma Future Z, when I use it I feel pressure on the back of the heel and it hurts, the front toe still has 1cm+ space left, any suggestions?? thank you

[Shiyan]

Watching this while having a blister from breaking into Balenciaga Trainers 🤦🏾‍♀️😭 everything fits well except that back ankle part

[jeremielessard]

Hi Unisport,

I’m a referee and I experienced some blisters in the toe box area when I’m on artificial grass. I currently have a pair of indoor boots to reduce the friction (compared to FG boots that are a nightmare on AG). I also wear two pairs of socks to reduce the friction and the space inside the shoe. I would want to wear a pair of grip socks, but the uniform code is really strict, so I can’t wear them.

Do you think that a pair of Turf shoes could be the solution to my problems or my best alternative is to tape my toes?

Thank you.
Jérémie