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5 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - Nike Kobe 8 Mambacuria... · 0 replies · +1 points

They are not designed to be worn playing soccer, they feature a design influenced by a famous soccer cleat.

5 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - New Balance Visaro 2.0... · 0 replies · +1 points

It is definitely a good deal, but then again it depends on how you find the fit. I\'d rather go with the newer model than this version.

5 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - Breaking Down the Curr... · 0 replies · +2 points

If you can save up, or find the MIJ at a good price, that is definitely the way to go! KL are a good option if you are in need of a pair of boots now.

5 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - Diadora Brasil Italy O... · 0 replies · +1 points

Yes, they based the design of this boot off of the original version.

5 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - Diadora Brasil Italy O... · 2 replies · +1 points

OG stands for Original

6 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - The 6 Stages Of A Sund... · 0 replies · +1 points

Or even a weekly basis, Tighe! 😂 But, it is what keeps you involved.

6 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - Avoid Counterfeit and ... · 0 replies · +1 points

No, all counterfeit/fake boots.

6 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - Pep Guardiola Introduc... · 0 replies · +2 points

They represent the tiers and price point they fall into. For example, the #1 is the elite level version, the #2 is the match level, #3 is the rec level, and the #4 is a very basic entry level. Stick with the 5.1 and 5.2 if you want a good performing boot.

6 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - What Are The Best Socc... · 0 replies · +1 points

Anne, I'd offer the same advice as I shared with Erin : "What you might want to consider is getting some sort of running shoe that has extra cushion in the heel, or an adidas shoe that has Ultra Boost in the sole. You are giving up on the upper performance, but it would provide him with a lot more comfort. I'd take that (and allowing him to play) over having a soccer specific shoe."

6 years ago @ Soccer Cleats 101 - What Are The Best Socc... · 0 replies · +1 points

Indoor is a tough one, the hard surface puts more pressure on the heel and can obviously cause more discomfort than playing on a natural grass surface. And, indoor soccer shoes in general are thinner/closer to the ground. What you might want to consider is getting some sort of running shoe that has extra cushion in the heel, or an adidas shoe that has Ultra Boost in the sole. You are giving up on the upper performance, but it would provide him with a lot more comfort. I'd take that (and allowing him to play) over having a soccer specific shoe.

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