The adidas F50 adizero miCoach is one of the lightest, fastest boots to hit the field. Made from full-grain leather for excellent comfort and in-boot feel, while innovative internal TPU support bands in the upper offer support and stability. With […]
The Lotto Futura 100 features water repellent microfiber that is stitched to maintain shape for durability and lightweight comfort. ReActive arch moves with the natural arch of the foot for maximum cushioning. TPU outsole with Lotto’s Twist ‘N’ Go pivoting […]
The Tiempo Flight is the first takedown model to the Tiempo Legend IV, and draws quite a few similarities to the top end model. What is great about the fit and feel of the Legend IV is also there with […]
The Lotto Fuerzapura II 100 benefits from a water-repellent, super soft kangaroo leather upper, uniquely stitched to hold the materials shape for durability and elite performance. Lotto’s Twist ‘N’ Go pivoting stud, lessens the impact of stress on the joints, […]
The DS Light 5 is more or less the “Speed” boot in the Asics line, offering that lightweight feel, with some extras, making this shoe one of the most comfortable lightweight options on the market. To start off, this is […]
The Lethal Testimonial 2 is the classically styled soccer shoe on offer from Asics. While at first glance the Testimonial 2 may come across as your standard classic leather shoe, but if inspected more closely, you will see all of […]
When I first saw the Tigreor 5 in person, I couldn’t believe how unique the design was for these particular cleats. If you look at Asics as a company, especially there running shoes, it is easy to see that they […]
The Puma evoSPEED 1 K is the all new speed boot from Puma, but what really got people excited was the release of a kangaroo leather model. The evoSPEED 1 K is one of the softest, ultra-lightweight boots on the […]
The Nike Mercurial Vapor VIII is impressive for so many reasons, but one of my favorite features is how comfortable they are and how well they fit. Ever since the Vapor IV, the Vapor seemed to be getting wider and wider with […]
