Soccer Cleats Review

Hello and today we look at what I said yesterday! Cleats that have been greatly reviewed and that I like too.

Firstly, which leather is the best for your cleats? Well there is really no real correct answer, it is all opinion. But, there are facts that could make you decide on your opinion! K-Leather, which is Kangaroo leather, is usually on the most expensive cleats. K-Leather gives you a great touch on the ball and it also molds to your foot really nice. There are two negatives on the K-leather though! One thing is, Kangaroo leather is not water proof, so if you play in the rain or on a wet surface a lot, they could wear out. Also, besides not being waterproof, it lacks the durability of other leathers. Although it is not as durable as other leathers, it actually has a higher tensile strength of goat skin and cow leather. Meaning under tension it is really strong. Calf skin leather is way more durable than K-Leather, but takes longer to break in. It helps you develop a great touch on the ball (Or so it is said)! It does take longer to mold to your feet and is not as soft as K-Leather. The last of the big three leathers is the man-made leather. It is very durable and retains it's shape well. It is also waterproof. It is stiffer than K-Leather, and it is said to not have as good a touch as Calf Skin Leather and K-Leather.

I am not a big fan of the nike soccer cleats, like the vapors, the superflys, the mercurials,and their is just too many of them that look the same and some actually are the same. There is one Nike soccer cleat that I think could actually be a good buy. It is the Nike Tiempo Legend with a fancy roman numeral behind it. I think it is 6. Any way this cleat actually looks good and is made with Kangaroo Leather (also Kanga-lite which is fake k-leather, but made mostly with real K-leather)! These cleats are really made for the midfielder ,who likes to controll the "tempo" of the game. They are great for getting lots of touches on the ball and are ideal for passing. I could not find but one or two bad reviews for this cleat. They really help you with your dribble aslo. If you are worrying about breaking in, do not worry any more! These cleats are broke in from day 1. If the price is too high on the legends, the tiempo mystics are nice too. They are made from full grain leather, instead of k-leather. Overall, if you are a midfielder, or a person who just likes to get lots of touches on the ball, the Nike Tiempo Legend IV are the boots for you!

The next cleat we look at today is F50 Adizero Leather Cleats. These cleats are one of the lightest around. If you do not have them with the MiCoach thingy, they way about 5.6 ounces. These are made from full grain leather, and last very long. If you play a whole bunch of games every week, these would be pretty nice for you. There are many colors in this cleat, some really bad and some not that bad. These cleats are made for really any positon and can be used for shooting, passing, great touches, and defending. These are also MiCoach usable. I am not really sure if I like the whole MiCoach thing yet for the price. If it was a bit cheaper, I think I might grow to like the idea. In the end these boots are very durable and very light weight, giving you speed and touch through all your games through out the week.

Tomorrow we take a look at the new Puma Evospeed and one of the brands we never really talk about like Lotto or Umbro cleats. Remember there are way more than just these 2 cleats we reviewed today and the 2 we will look at tomorrow. So if you would like a website that reviews all soccer cleats here it is..............Soccer Cleats 101! Bye for Now!!