adidas Copa Mundial
The adidas Copa Mundial is the best selling soccer shoe in the history of soccer. Produced since the mid-1980’s in the classic black and white silhouette, this soccer cleat is made of kangaroo leather and a direct-injected outsole. This provides for unparalleled comfort on the field and for a “glove-like” fit in each and every pair.
Nike Tiempo 94
The Nike Tiempo is back and this time it’s being re-invented as the Nike Tiempo 94 which is a throwback style from one of the most popular soccer cleats worn in the 1994 World Cup. This Nike firm ground cleat is a limited edition shoe and with the look and feel of this shoe we feel it will be one of the top selling soccer shoes this year. If you wore the Tiempo when it was first introduced then you will fall in love with this newer model that has a modern make and feel to it and the retro folding tongue style will make for better strikes on the ball as you help your team to victory.
Lotto Zhero Gravity Tre
Laceless soccer shoes. Really? As one of those players that wants soccer shoes that you can pull on and lace up tightly, I was very skeptical of the Gravity Tre. I was imagining white Leisure Suit Larry shoes when Lotto announced they were building a slip on speed shoe. Now, I was right on the white part, but they are anything but tacky.
Diadora LX K Pro MG
Fans of Francesco Totti can get one step closer to him by wearing the great looking Diadora LX K Pro MG firm ground soccer cleat that he wears for Italy and for his Serie A soccer team AS Roma.
Umbro Speciali PU
If you are looking for a firm ground soccer cleat then the Umbro Speciali is a solid choice for any soccer player. The soft Kangaroo leather will make your feet feel comfortable from the first to the last game.
PUMA v1.10 i FG
The brand new PUMA v1.10 i lightweight soccer cleat gets high marks for it’s lightweight feel and cool looking South African color design.
Nike Mercurial Superfly FG
Speed, speed and more speed. This is what the Superfly soccer cleat is all about! Built at a minuscule 6.8 ounces these babies can…well, fly. Nike has thrown the entire kitchen sink of technology into this shoe – even to coring out the studs!