Plenty of brands slap "custom" on a cleat that's really just a color job stacked on the same mold everyone else uses. That's not what we do. Every part of a Prevolve cleat is built around your specific foot shape, and we factor in your weight and foot strength too, so the stiffness and cushioning actually match your body instead of a size chart.
Why fit actually matters
The part that matters most in a custom cleat is whether it's actually molded to your foot's contours. Get that right and you get a cleat that performs better and hurts you less.
What you get
- Improved performance. Better support and stability means you move with more confidence.
- Fewer blisters. No hot spots or pressure points to rub you raw.
- More comfort. No pinched toes, no sore spots that show up halfway through a game.
- A locked-in fit that doesn't slip or slide mid-play.
- Your own style, in whatever colors you want.
See what we offer at Prevolve here.
Why Prevolve actually stands out
Other brands offer "customization options," which usually means picking a color for a shoe that was designed for someone else's foot. That's not a custom cleat, it's a redesigned stock shoe. Here's what actually makes ours different:
- Advanced materials: a multi-material, interlocking 3D printed upper.
- A guaranteed fit, checked by professional fitters before we ever print.
- Made in the USA, built with the same precision on every pair.
- A full 90 day, 250 hour warranty with one replacement per order.
- A full refund within 30 days if you're not happy with it.
How it actually works
It starts with a foot scan, done from your phone in about two minutes. From there you can place an order and pick the colors and options you want.

A few of the colorways our custom cleats ship in.
Once we have your scan, we send back a fit verification. When we're both happy with the design, we take over: 3D printing every piece and assembling it by hand at our US production facility. From verification to delivery usually runs three to four weeks.
Don't settle for a paint job on a shoe built for an average foot that isn't yours. A cleat built from your own feet is a different thing entirely, and your feet will notice the difference.

