Advantages: High standard, great value, comfortable and made by Nike Disadvantages: None I can think of
I bought the Nike Mercurial Veloci Firm Ground Football Boots for my husband at Christmas. He's not a professional footballer but, he does like to play with his mates.
If you play football then you'll know that footwear is extremely important to enable you to perform at your very best. You need to invest in a good quality football boot and finding one you like can often be difficult. Nike Mercurial Veloci Firm Ground Football Boots ? Marina/Volt are wonderful for match ? level play and are excellent value as well as giving you the best in performance. My husband finds that these allow him to get the best out of his game without worrying about any discomfort.
As part of the Nike 'Speed' range this shoe is specially made to be lightweight and to give you an extra pace. There are other football boots made by Nike most of them are ...
Advantages: Lightweight. Durable. Disadvantages: White ones get harder to clean every time they are used
After owning Nike Mercurial Vapours for the past season, I decided it was time for a change, and decided to purchase the NikeAir Legend 2 SG football boots, which I have come to conclude are a much comfier and sturdy alternative. Contrasting to the quite flimsy alternatives in the market at the moment, the Legends provide a solid, cushioned effect, within a deceivingly light outsole. These boots have been truly reliable, comfortable for the duration of my last full footballing season, and should continue to be so as I wear them in the following season too. They feel great to play in, make striking the ball extremely easy, and most importantly allow the player a great feel of the ball throughout the whole game, whilst offering, in my opinion, a quite excellent level of protection.
Value for Money
Honestly, probably the best value ...
Advantages: nice design, light Disadvantages: not strong, dont prevent injury
been wearing my mitre boots the injury would not have occurred as the leather would have been stronger and would have prevented my ankle from twisting. This is just in my experience but i am noticing this more and more in the modern day nikeboots. I gotta say in defense of them though that the design is nice and they are extremely light. But maybe as my story proves that isnt such a good thing. If you are a real footballer who likes to play alot and not just against mates but competitively then i would not recommend these boots. Sure they look nice but if they dont prevent injury then it doesnt matter how they look. Save some money and get the old school mitre boots lol, or just buy the total 90s they are my personal favourites and are still quite cheap. ...
tonymontanna4united 14.12.2008
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