Tag Archives: Boot Review

If agility is your thing, you are probably well aware of what Nemezis is all about. Well, adidas continues their wild evolution of the laceless silo with one of the more unique boot designs we have seen to date; welcome in the Nemeziz 19+. This is the latest innovation in …

Until recently if you were looking for a pair of Adidas indoor shoes your choices were very limited. However, it seems with the birth of the X, Ace, and Messi lines, Adidas are giving the indoor game the focus it deserves. Recently, we’ve offered our take on the X 15+ Primeknit Court and Norman Levesque …

“Made in Japan” boots are often something special, they’re also something which are notoriously difficult to get ones hands on. Outside of Mizuno, MiJ boots are often designed solely for the Japanese market. There’s extra craftsmanship which goes into these products; only the finest quality K-Leather is used, and things …

If you’re an Adidas fan looking for five-a-side boots you haven’t really been spoiled for choice over the last little while. The three stripes haven’t really paid the short sided game much attention. In fact outside the futsal specific Freefootball Top Sala, and Adidas’ legendary Mundial Team Turf, the most readily available indoor …

The Mizuno Basara has caused a small stir since it was released in the market back in June of last year. With its headline player Shinji Okazaki currently slamming in goals with them in the Bundesliga (and for Japan!) I managed to get a hold of a pair and have …

Here at Soccercleats101 we have developed an appreciation for one of the very few remaining power boot silo on the market in the form of the evoPOWER boots, an affection that even extends to the mid-tier option the Evopower 2. Both options reviewed very highly, the evoPOWER 2 being called the top mid-tier on the …

It’s been about two months now, since Bryan gave us his review of Umbro’s new concept boot the UX-1. Now it’s a boot which really piqued my interest, and not just because it marks the English brands first true foray into the boot market (the GeoFlare saw a limited release, and little …

The adidas f30 and I go way back, it happens to be the first boot I got that wasn’t a lower tier release. The f30 has come a long way since its first installment back in 2004 with the first f50 (its been ten years, woah) and it has been through …

A brand that many of you might not familiar with or only know from their production of goalkeeper gloves is Sondico. Over the past few months, the head chiefs at the brand have decided that getting into the boot market and pushing their products would be a good idea. Rather …

Straight from Pan, the company from Thailand, I present to you the Pan Super Sonic III (which was also made in Thailand)! Other than my experience with x-blades this is my second jaunt out into the sea of obscure branded cleats. Most of you haven’t heard of the brand until this February …

When Mario Balotelli switched his allegiance to Puma at the tail end of 2013, the world was treated to a preview of the radical Puma evoPOWER silo. Since that time the evoPOWER has taken the boot landscape by storm, with world class players like Mario Balotelli, Cesc Fabregas, and Marco Reus all thriving …

The economical speed boot category has been arguably one of the more popular categories in boots. With a lot of demand coming from those who can’t afford to pay the high price tags of the top tier models, companies have modeled their take down versions to be as identical as …

For this review I delve down in to the $60 boot range that is oft looked down upon by savvy cleat connoisseurs and boot snobs alike. Having said that there are still a lot of players on a budget who are still looking for a boot that can perform, or …

US company Just Play Cleats are a recent addition to the boot market landscape, as of current they offer two pairs of boots the ‘Free’ and the ‘Laser’. The start-up market’s their boots as being just as good quality wise as the top tier releases from companies like Adidas, Nike, …