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The Umbro SX Valor is worn by players like John Terry and Deco of Chelsea. Made from Supersoft kangaroo 
leather for excellent touch, great feel, durability and water resistance. Add to this the PU Touch Control system and you have a cleat with optimal ball control for passing and shooting. Weighing in at 10.6oz these cleats are designed for the hard tackling midfielder or defender who likes to work hard on the field!
This is the commercial released by Umbro on the release of their SX range. In the commercial, Chelsea playmaker Deco is submerged in water and left to play with a soccer ball. The Umbro SX range is water resistant, and thus Deco gets to play underwater. It is very interesting!
Right now you can get an excellent deal on the normally priced $189.99 at a pretty impressive $99.99 at soccer.com. Click here to check out the deal.
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Hm, are these good? Should I get these or vapor 3?
I play along the right side normally…(RB,RWB,RM,RW)
I bought these cleats at a local sports store, 'Sportchek' in Canada for the price of $69.99 CAN. The first time I put these cleats on, they felt a bit awkward for the first couple weeks. These shoes took a while longer to break in than any other cleats. After they broke in they werent too bad. Decent touch and not bad control. But after two months, they felt like they were falling apart. Nothing was ripping, but it gave me blisters on both feet and because these cleats dont run too wide, they made my feet ache. I still wear them to date but am looking for a new pair next season. Out of 10, I rate these boots a 7/10. I am a center mid-fielder/striker at a competitive level.
there are various degrees of this shoe the kangaroo leather being the top level/ regular leather mid level/ and synthetic. I bought them both the synthetic and leather and they were very good for playing a couple of times per week the synthetics for wet play keep more dry.
they ran about 40 per pair as they dont make them anymore.