The Truth! - What Are The Best Soccer Cleats/Football Boots for Wide Feet?

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  • @juanito6012
    @juanito6012 Před 6 lety +910

    Trust me Josh, I have wide feet. I tried on a pair of vapor 9's one time and my foot looked like a fat girl on prom night

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety +74

      That depends a lot on the specific shape of your foot as well as the width. Not every shoe is going to fit you perfectly.

    • @maxbucht6831
      @maxbucht6831 Před 6 lety +10

      Have you tried a New insole? That plays a huge difference, for me at least. This is because it keeps the foot higher and in a shape and not just floating around which makes it wider.

    • @juanito6012
      @juanito6012 Před 6 lety +1

      Max Bucht yes, but I cannot wear thin insoles. I take the insoles from my previous tiempo legends that have the poron inserts because I prefer a more cushioned insole. It's a more chunky insole so I know that plays into effect somewhat with the overall fit.

    • @LuisCMS31
      @LuisCMS31 Před 6 lety

      Juan Mendoza big up Juan

    • @williamnettleton3413
      @williamnettleton3413 Před 6 lety +2

      Juan Mendoza okay that doesn't mean anything. If you wear the x, nemeziz, magista, hypervenom, or tiempo. You dont have wide feet. All nike stud plate shapes are exactly the same, each one. The tiempo and vapor have the same shape and shape of the stud plate on the bottom. Only the material is different shaped. Their is a difference between a wide toe box, wide mid foot, flat feet, fat foot, skinny foot. Just cuz you have fat feet doesnt mean its wide. If you can wear vans, chucks, pf flyers, any nike running shoe you don't have wide feet. Running shoes are 1/2 sized big because no lateral movements, only one direction, and foot swelling factor that's it. If some shoes don't fit for soccer, ace line is best for adidas and tiempo for nike for the stretch in the mid foot

  • @AceChampElite
    @AceChampElite Před 6 lety +366

    My feet are wider than they are long.

    • @adamrizk7325
      @adamrizk7325 Před 6 lety +11

      maybe he has baby feet

    • @jonathanfisher9000
      @jonathanfisher9000 Před 6 lety +4

      Adriankool4skool same

    • @dantheman8685
      @dantheman8685 Před 6 lety +68

      Maybe you should try turning your foot 90 degrees clockwise and then measure again

    •  Před 6 lety +2

      Daniel R.
      HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH OMG

    • @mayrln
      @mayrln Před 6 lety +3

      wait what the fuck

  • @matthewglynn191
    @matthewglynn191 Před 6 lety +162

    Every soccer retailer needs to have a person like josh working at all times

    • @samuelshelton8042
      @samuelshelton8042 Před 5 lety +4

      Too right. Most people at stores barely know what they are talking about, which is why people have so much trouble when buying the right football boot.

    • @jacksonreese17
      @jacksonreese17 Před 5 lety

      Yessssssss

    • @zenithchan1646
      @zenithchan1646 Před rokem

      Jeremy*

    • @josephp9141
      @josephp9141 Před rokem

      Most of them doesn’t even know the boots 💀

  • @ElTruchoRey
    @ElTruchoRey Před 6 lety +149

    i have wide feet and FLAT feet, i hate soccer boots as 95% of the time i feel super uncomfrotable

    • @deepbars4084
      @deepbars4084 Před 6 lety +9

      Ronny Avendano i feel you bro:((

    • @yourstrulyjennys3674
      @yourstrulyjennys3674 Před 5 lety +4

      Ronny Avendano Me Too!! The struggle 😪

    • @Marcello.dv.
      @Marcello.dv. Před 5 lety +7

      Yesss you can't try the mercurial... Fell you broo

    • @asim9810
      @asim9810 Před 5 lety +1

      What boots do you use?

    • @duhbik2863
      @duhbik2863 Před 5 lety +8

      Me too i like playing soccer with barefoot

  • @alexarmstrong749
    @alexarmstrong749 Před 6 lety +7

    Josh, I’ve been watching you for like 4-5 years and whenever I need recommendations or help on anything soccer related I come right here. Just wanted to tell you that. Still don’t believe you have less than 500k you legit deserve like 5M.

  • @linusbondojensen890
    @linusbondojensen890 Před 6 lety +4

    It's so true! For example the vapor (the shallowest boot out there) gives me a bit of folding because my feet don't fill out the shoe. BUT the tiempo fits snug and my foot fills out the whole boot! So this video is actually relatable

  • @derbyyank13
    @derbyyank13 Před 6 lety +5

    Thank you for this! I worked for 10 years in soccer retail as a footwear manager and it was unbelievable the the amount of people who were convinced had wide feet. And then some people who actually had wide feet would want boots like Vapors and Superflys.
    It would be amazing see one day what boots would actually sell if people got shoes that fit them!
    Lastly, Josh you content has become better and better over time and the channel is great these days!

    • @derbyyank13
      @derbyyank13 Před 6 lety

      Oh and by the way. The Vapors are narrow-fitting.

  • @anguscurrie9329
    @anguscurrie9329 Před 6 lety

    Josh, I took your advice and ordered the Obra 2s yesterday. Thank you for taking time to respond to my and all of our individual needs in comments. Blessed to have found you.

  • @sebastianalonzo2317
    @sebastianalonzo2317 Před 6 lety +44

    Is your foot wide when you can't even fit your foot into a vapor... I mean I can't even put my foot into the shoe

  • @zenlee1109
    @zenlee1109 Před 3 lety +14

    I wish they made different widths for soccer shoes, especially the width of the sole plates. Having uppers that loosen to fit a wide foot is great , but it feels like teetering on a narrow middle, rather than a full base

  • @kanhaidesai9160
    @kanhaidesai9160 Před 6 lety +34

    I can't believe this guy only has 418k subs

  • @MrDaniiYY
    @MrDaniiYY Před 6 lety +1

    Thanks for bringing back the 4k videos!

  • @00cho
    @00cho Před 2 lety +4

    I used to buy snug cleats because i was taught to by coaches. The sides would always blow out. Even on the leather cleats. At some point I realized that the pressure my foot was putting on the inside of the shoes was causing the blowouts. When I found New Balance 4E cleats (now discontinued), it was a sea change for me. I was able to drop a half to a full size because my foot had room in the toe box.The difference in comfort and performance was remarkable. My feet stopped hurting and blistering. I could run faster because there was less pain. So for me the advice to get a snug fit was completely wrong. The foot gage commonly used in stores can measure width, but it must be measured with your full weight on the foot, so your toes spread. Letting your toes spread naturally is key because it allows your foot to support you like it was meant to. Squeezing you toes together in a snug shoe gives you a unnaturally narrow foundation to stand on, and can reduce performance overall. Examine the feet of people who live barefoot, You will see a wide forefoot with all straight toes instead of the outer toes being curled toward the center. This is the price we pay for wearing shoes..
    Still looking for a replacement for the New Balance 4E cleats. If anyone knows of some, please speak up.

  • @jackstibor8970
    @jackstibor8970 Před 6 lety +162

    of course 5 days after sr4u says don't get the 90$ dynamic fit collar take down models 8 people at soccer practice show up in the 90$ take down models with the df collar.

    • @fahim5276
      @fahim5276 Před 6 lety +2

      ahahahhahahaha

    • @lukehill1030
      @lukehill1030 Před 6 lety +69

      Jack Stibor the kids who think there wearing superflys or hypervenom phantoms and know nothing about soccer cleats

    • @lostmymomatsams_8986
      @lostmymomatsams_8986 Před 6 lety +7

      Jack Stibor LMAO i noticed that yesterday

    • @AceChampElite
      @AceChampElite Před 6 lety +22

      Did you ask them: " you scrubs don't watch Josh do you?"

    • @natdendir1785
      @natdendir1785 Před 6 lety +1

      Jack Stibor ikr

  • @TGill
    @TGill Před 6 lety +143

    I actually do have wide feet. And it sucks. Can't wear hardly anything synthetic. I can't even fit in a regular Legend 6. Had to go with Legacy due to it having the disconnected tongue on one side. Would love it try some of the new thin synthetics. Ugh.

    • @bigomo4543
      @bigomo4543 Před 6 lety +8

      T Gill try the evopowers

    • @TGill
      @TGill Před 6 lety +3

      Yeah, Evopower is going to be my next try. I'm hoping. I love my leather boots, but would like at least one synthetic for the wet weather.

    • @raylewis6803
      @raylewis6803 Před 6 lety +1

      Victor Van thats not all true the magistas and tiempos are much more bulky and wide than all the 3 main adidas models (ace, x, nemiziz)

    • @williamnettleton3413
      @williamnettleton3413 Před 6 lety

      T Gill ace line has widest stud plate shape.

    • @kinqazure6336
      @kinqazure6336 Před 6 lety +1

      Go for adidas models.

  • @godofawesomeness2107
    @godofawesomeness2107 Před 6 lety +6

    2200 vids. Keep up the good work!

  • @MGiannhs
    @MGiannhs Před 6 lety

    Been watching your videos for a long time, keep up the good job mate, your work is amazing and it has helped me a ton!

  • @yodudeHQ
    @yodudeHQ Před 5 lety +1

    I remember having to look for wide fitting shoes as a child, but only nike ever fitted me, could never get Adidas boots, so you're 100% right, it's all good shape, not wideness, that said, I absolutely love old tiempos

  • @CapybaraTeam
    @CapybaraTeam Před 5 lety +1

    Yes, there are some wide feet out there.
    Just bought Legend 7 Club and it's very different from Mercurial Vapor and Hypervenom Phantom.
    Same size but totally different feeling when I tried it .

  • @omarcarrillo7971
    @omarcarrillo7971 Před 6 lety

    Josh you are the best person to explain everything soccer wise this is why I love your channel

  • @adamdestro8431
    @adamdestro8431 Před 6 lety

    You have the best football-related channel Josh! I bought the Under Armour Clutchfit Force 3.0 because of you and you know what? It's worth every penny! Hands down one of the best releases of 2017.

  • @oheimhrin
    @oheimhrin Před 5 lety

    Always insightful as usual. Nice one Josh

  • @PixelnPlug
    @PixelnPlug Před 6 lety

    The advice in this video is perfect! Great video Josh keep up the good work bro 👍

  • @jonathanfisher9000
    @jonathanfisher9000 Před 6 lety

    This video was so useful, thank you so much for this video. Now i know exactly what to do when buying soccer shoes.

  • @zetxuvvs
    @zetxuvvs Před 2 lety

    Thank you for this I didn’t know and I’m looking for new cleats

  • @slobbymunk481
    @slobbymunk481 Před 6 lety +1

    I remember falling into depression because i thought my feet were too wide for non leather soccer boots. To my surprise though, i fit very comfortably into Vapor 10s in my size :D

  • @samuelshelton8042
    @samuelshelton8042 Před 5 lety

    man, I've just listened more to you and you're so precise. Kudo's. Best footie boot expert around.

  • @gueyejefferson
    @gueyejefferson Před 6 lety +24

    The problem with me is that my foot is very flat and has no arch, so when I wear "narrower" boots, my foot forces the upper to stretch or squeeze out a little and folds occur near the last lace holes of the boots.

    • @zack6409
      @zack6409 Před 6 lety +3

      Joshua Kim yeah my feet are like that too, so most boots don't fit me well at all, it's so annoying.

    • @asim9810
      @asim9810 Před 5 lety +1

      Exact same for me, what boots do you use?

    • @Ozair-hayat
      @Ozair-hayat Před 3 lety +1

      @@asim9810 slides

    • @Blkmermaid823
      @Blkmermaid823 Před 3 lety +1

      Get some arch support insoles trust me I had a lot of knee pain like super painful cause of my flat feet. I use easyfeet insoles the red ones super cheap and it works super good and I put them in normal shoes so I don’t have flat feet all the time.

  • @jb9305
    @jb9305 Před 6 lety

    After years of wearing different types of synthetic shoes, i can say with having no arch,wide ass feet, get leather and break it in,will always help.

  • @broski.5427
    @broski.5427 Před 6 lety

    Great vid man this really helped me a lot thanks josh 👍

  • @scottmatthews9534
    @scottmatthews9534 Před 6 lety

    Recommendation for the few people with slighter wider feet the puma evopower vigor 1 boots are beautiful actually feels like slippers, great lock down and feels like a running trainer. I personally have several pairs all different stud layouts.

  • @markusorth5450
    @markusorth5450 Před 6 lety

    Props here. I don't have wide feet but usually wear Merrell's and Keens for regular. I picked up some Puma EvoVigors and, while they're SUPER snug, I think they might adapt to my foot. All this said, the industry needs to stop acting like everyone is a rail, JMHO.

  • @chivas10123
    @chivas10123 Před 6 lety

    Great vid helped me pick my next cleats thanks.

  • @chrisrosales3722
    @chrisrosales3722 Před 6 lety +26

    omg i had to help my sister out with this yesterday since this is her first time playing and she just didn't understand and she was like these are so uncomfortable and my parents and i told her that they weren't supposed to be too comfortable because soccer cleats/boots are tight

    • @chrisrosales3722
      @chrisrosales3722 Před 6 lety

      Victor Van i told her that but she didnt care or listen

    • @anguscurrie9329
      @anguscurrie9329 Před 6 lety +1

      I can't believe you literally listened to her say "I am not comfortable in these boots"< and did't return them and get a new size.

    • @danvird8649
      @danvird8649 Před 5 lety

      Oh yeah yeah

  • @Ferroriz
    @Ferroriz Před 6 lety

    Kelme used to be my wide foot go to for me... but I rarely see kelme anymore... I miss the sharks and the moleon ... wooo those were nice. I just go half a size up now. Diadora for me is good too.

  • @taliyy_
    @taliyy_ Před 6 lety

    I do have wide feet but people do underestimate breaking into the shoe. In the beginning they can be really uncomfortable but eventually the shoe will shape you

  • @orlamarch721
    @orlamarch721 Před 6 lety +23

    i do have wide-feet

  • @carsonmckay1476
    @carsonmckay1476 Před 6 lety +24

    I have decently wide feet and I wear vapor tens and they stretch a little but the do squeeze my feet a lot and they almost are too snug but I love the traction, touch, and weight of the shoe so I forget abt the tightness

    • @beofabricius1300
      @beofabricius1300 Před 6 lety

      Carson Mckay superfly .if you dont like collar cut it off

  • @ClassicGainz
    @ClassicGainz Před 6 lety +2

    i played with the laser growing up, loved the roomy fit in the forefoot but now nothing feels like that. i use the premier now

  • @ivannidg1282
    @ivannidg1282 Před 6 lety +1

    I got the hypervenom phantom 2 neymar jordan edition. I got wide feet and the first 3 weeks it did hurt but now they fit perfect.

  • @diulikadikaday
    @diulikadikaday Před 6 lety

    this guy speaks a lot of truth. I always thought I had really wide feet so bought shoes accordingly. Then I went to get my foot actually measured and it turns out my feet are pretty normal width! It was just my not liking tight shoes.

    • @orbit6663
      @orbit6663 Před 6 lety

      diulikadikaday Same here. I actually thought I have wide feet. I was very sceptical on what boots to buy. I bought a pair of Hypervenom Phelon 3s going by Josh's recommendation and they fit pretty well. After watching this video I actually measured by feet and realised my feet are actually particularly narrow and based on that I'm actually gonna buy a pair of Vapors.
      I also realized socks can make your feet look a little narrower because it kinda blocks the loose skin from spreading when you put all you weight on your feet, making them look rather wide.

  • @jggraphics5386
    @jggraphics5386 Před 6 lety

    Really good video - helped me out a lot

  • @hoseung03
    @hoseung03 Před 6 lety

    I always wanted to wear a pair of Nike Mercurial Superfly V, but recently in the soccer shop, I realized that I had high ankles and a wide feet. So the person there didn't suggest me the Mercurial, so I got the Adidas Copa 17.3. It was very comfortable.

  • @tommcintyre8972
    @tommcintyre8972 Před 6 lety

    Really great help, like for proper advice and reasearch :)

  • @DoctorDrywallLatinoAmerica

    Totally agree, im coming from Preds 18.1 fits like a glove, tried the new preds freak, HORRIBLE, like idk how they got the mold of the feet. HOWEVER I tried the X and loved how they felt, and I consider ive got wide feet. The only thing with the ghosted X is the blisters below the padding at the heel.

  • @dave-ld8mo
    @dave-ld8mo Před 6 lety

    I agree that everbody has a different footshape, which has nothing to do with wide and narrow feet. I personally never had issues fitting in my boots in the midfoot and verklärtes. With that being said, I often have issues with the toebox area. That's because my big toe is not the biggest toe of my foot. Sometimes the boots hurt me that much that I get black nails and sometimes there is too much space left. Because of that, I am a big fan of football boots that just feature leather on the forefoot (Mizuno Basara, Leather f50s...).They give me just that little bit of custom fit in the toebox area while still feeling nice and secure

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety

      That's exactly the point of this video. You've tried different shoes, analyzed your feet, what you like and what you dislike and now know exactly what style of shoe works for you the best.

  • @weilm
    @weilm Před 3 lety

    if you have wide feet, go for Mizuno or New Balance. as far as I know only these two companies make wide football boots. never size up in order to get wider width as there will be too much slack at the front which will affect your gait.

  • @chagchannel.
    @chagchannel. Před 6 lety

    I have wide feet... i used to wear ctr maestri iii and predator lz 2. Those fit me perfectly. Nowadays i use magista obra II, Lotto Zhero Gravity and Nike Premiere 2.0

  • @soulstart89
    @soulstart89 Před 6 lety

    all boots are a sized to the "D" width last unless a "wide version is made. If you have had your feet measured and have wide feet then the last which is used to accommodate your feet starts from "2E".
    josh is completely right in saying leather boots will have more give than synthetic boots. a "d'' last boot leather will still feel tighter than a "2E'" last boot after moulding to your feet.
    the mizuno morelia is a "D" width last and the asics ds light X-fly are a "E'" last. the asics are more comfy for my feet when playing.

  • @marcusyoung24117
    @marcusyoung24117 Před 3 lety +1

    I appreciate this information. 👏🏿👍🏿

  • @marcelobarros5729
    @marcelobarros5729 Před 6 lety +2

    How about specifying how to determine if you have wide feet ? I actually have some Tiempo 5s and the tongue bulges out so much that you can see my socks on the left and right of it. Granted they are probably a half size too small even though I sized up 1/2 a size when I bought them. Leather Predators never gave me an issue.

  • @tototutu96
    @tototutu96 Před 6 lety

    More people need to watch this Seriously

  • @vassili87
    @vassili87 Před 6 lety

    I calculated I have wide feet 11cm (I think they're even flat) but I don't want to buy leather shoes. Magista is what fits me the best. I tried hypervenom. I thought they would have been comfortable but they're not. At the same price point even Mercurial fitted me better. I would have never guess so.

  • @thomasmclaughlin5270
    @thomasmclaughlin5270 Před 6 lety

    Great vid josh

  • @benbelap
    @benbelap Před 6 lety

    Copa Mundial easy. I tried it on and I thought this shoe was made for me. Plus the leather allows you to do what you need

  • @berenanka4374
    @berenanka4374 Před 6 lety

    I have flat and slightly wide feet and the most comfortable boot for me is the Nike Magista Obra

  • @RealSwampPanther
    @RealSwampPanther Před 6 lety +3

    Its REALLY hard for me to find new cleats because GIANT feet run in my family... I personally have a really thin heel but a HUGE mid-foot and its the BIGGEST PAIN TO FIND GOOD FITTING CLEATS...(I have wide feet josh...I have wide feet...I feel like youre saying something like we are all the same foot when it comes to cleats but wide and thin feet are real and I feel like absolutely nobody's gonna read this but my point remains bro).

  • @bboobb9001
    @bboobb9001 Před 2 lety

    It's not even that all cleats I've ever tried feel uncomfortable, it's that I split the sides of them very quickly AND I've always had to play with 1 1/2 to 2 inches of empty space at the point of the boot. Great for defense, horrible for the power of my shot.

  • @Abdel725
    @Abdel725 Před 6 lety

    Thank you for your videos !

  • @msn_7156
    @msn_7156 Před 6 lety +1

    Good video helped me alot

  • @matthewbarnes472
    @matthewbarnes472 Před 6 lety

    Great video!!

  • @sheaz7553
    @sheaz7553 Před 6 lety

    Got a pair of Viigor 1's (Known for wideness).Try on.Wear for a few hours.Length is perfect.The balls of my feet were folded in on themselves.

  • @macreuben6998
    @macreuben6998 Před 6 lety

    During workup wearing my hypervenoms hurt so bad but during the game I don't feel pain.

  • @AudreyYun
    @AudreyYun Před 6 měsíci

    yea no. often times i'm stuck with bloodflow being cut off to my feet or i have tons of extra space beyond my toes that make my touch sloppy. i do actually have wide feet lol

  • @chrisrosales3722
    @chrisrosales3722 Před 6 lety +6

    when is the jersey collection vid

  • @bbgxadrian9740
    @bbgxadrian9740 Před 6 lety +1

    This is my first time ever being the first couple of people to see your vid lmao

  • @nicm1524
    @nicm1524 Před 6 lety

    My evospeed 1.4s took me quite a while to get used to the narrow toebox fit but thx for the advice josh

  • @richardortiz2821
    @richardortiz2821 Před 6 lety

    Great video! Keep it up!! What would you suggest for someone who has been clinically diagnosed to have a flat foot?

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety

      You should be OK with most shoes. Something like a Mercurial with a slimmer fit through the mid-foot, might feel uncomfortable for you, but that will vary from person to person.

  • @pxKappa
    @pxKappa Před 6 lety

    i do like tight fitting cleats...problem with those is that 99% of the times, even those i can manage to squeeze my feet into, won't fully close at the top, (can still see my socks...a lot lol)

  • @HATE_GANESH
    @HATE_GANESH Před 6 lety

    thats so true,my adidas predator is just not comfortable as i thought

  • @franxisco76
    @franxisco76 Před 2 měsíci

    Interesting points Josh. But I desagree on your defense of the brands the mayority of boots from Nike are norrow, and their Tiempo are no longer natural leather so... for wide feet Nike is not the boot for you. The only Nike boot I'll wear is the old Tiempo's.

  • @cristianjimenez1955
    @cristianjimenez1955 Před 6 lety

    I used to think I had wide feet. Until I tried on some superflys and vapors. They fit well and not as bad as I expected. I did not buy these thought because I just don't like right or thin upper cleats

  • @karimgonzalez9551
    @karimgonzalez9551 Před 6 lety +1

    I got not quite wide feet but my big toe is mest up like instead of right toe pointing left it points right and and sticks out which is why I use wide shoes

    • @Alexiskw96
      @Alexiskw96 Před 4 lety

      Spongebob Squarepants do you have bunions? I’m a physiotherapist and my thesis is about hallux valgus

  • @Daniel-ds9eg
    @Daniel-ds9eg Před 6 lety

    my sister tried on a pair of generic nike shoes, and she was like “these feel nice” and i was like “you haven’t tied them yet..” she had wide feet.

  • @HeroPoloolppPlays
    @HeroPoloolppPlays Před 6 lety +1

    I have a high instep, it is very hard to find even NORMAL BOOTS.

  • @benclair4355
    @benclair4355 Před 4 lety

    Hey Josh! Can you make a video about foot toes shapes. Reason why: I noticed you have the "greek" type of foot, and as most boots shapes are "pointy" you seem to fit "true to size" perfectly. On my side I have "egyptian" type with a big big toe (bigtoe big, yes), and I always need to go 1/2 more to true-to-size for football boots whereas I'm always true-to-size for sneakers (Adidas, Nike, etc). I tried, Copa 19.1, Phantom Vision, Nemezis 19.1, Predator 18.1, same thing everywhere. That's seem to be because football boots are "pointy" and narrow. That's a problem because my feet are rather narrow, and in +1/2 to true to size I may slide on side of shoes more easily. So if this issue could be adressed because more people have "egyptian" feet than other shapes.

  • @filipeieify
    @filipeieify Před 6 lety

    I tried the whole store yesterday to find my correct shoe

  • @valediaz1992
    @valediaz1992 Před 2 lety

    Yes I do love soccer

  • @DavinciTheChosenOne
    @DavinciTheChosenOne Před 6 lety

    the thumbnail is exactly how my mercurial victories fit

  • @jackhousego-woolgar5576

    this was really helpful thnx

  • @dave-ld8mo
    @dave-ld8mo Před 4 lety

    Hey Josh! I have been watched your videos for years know and I have started to play tennis recently (football is still my main sport though!). Would you say that because the quick movement required to play tennis is similar to that of playing football, all of your fitting advice could also be said about tennis shoes? Therefore, should I also buy a tennis shoe with a tight fit and no extra space, if that is my preferred fit for football boots too?

  • @hyperj3855
    @hyperj3855 Před 6 lety

    I normally get half a size bigger in cleats or one size bigger depending on the shoe

  • @Mario_Castillo
    @Mario_Castillo Před 6 lety

    With the recent Neymar transfer to PSG, do you think Nike pitched in some money to help the transfer go through? Now Neymar is the star, and Nike can capitalize on that. Maybe market Neymar more to facilitate the process of pushing out CR7 as the Mercurial poster boy and replacing him with Neymar.

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety

      I don't think they had anything to do with this situation. I actually talk about that situation in my latest video.

  • @suuuco6103
    @suuuco6103 Před 6 lety

    I used to have pretty wide feet but after waring Nike Magista's my feet are little bit more narrow but they are still pretty wide :D just want to say guys ... dont hurt your feet and be accurate while shopping ;)

  • @tenzoorbeta3538
    @tenzoorbeta3538 Před 6 lety +12

    I have WIDE FEET

  • @moseskamau406
    @moseskamau406 Před 6 lety +1

    Josh has to say football boots/ soccer cleats cause he knows the comment section will kill him

  • @CapriciousStoic2
    @CapriciousStoic2 Před 3 měsíci

    Wider Josh. They need to be wider. The initial football boots from the '20/'30 interwar period wore wide. I have Mizuno all leather FG Morelia II Elite with 3/4 hand toe space and Puma Attacanto for indoor and concrete with 3/4 and for Adidas Kaizer 5 for AG . It may be 2/3 it may be 1/2 for all my boots but i will take that space in front if it means i have confortable experience. The leather or sintetic is flexible and is very important for me. All other boots are making me think of my feet like someone is pinching me on my nipples non-stop. I can not concentrate on the game i just think that my feet hurts. We need a new category Wide feet boots/cleats.

  • @mmedeiros2117
    @mmedeiros2117 Před 5 lety

    I know that I have a wide foot because when I went to get new cleats, I put my foot on the size chart thing and it said I was a 4W

  • @Falasteeny
    @Falasteeny Před 6 lety +11

    Hey Josh, odd question that I think you may be able to help me out with. So I'm a size 11 US in most cleats/boots. Vapors and Hypervenoms I'm size 11. Magista Opus and Puma evoPower I'm size 11.5 (I'm talking no space in the toe-box, perfect fit, snug no dead space). But when I've tried the newer adidas models like the adidas Ace 17.1 leather or even a little older in the adidas X 15+ Primeknit and Messi 16.1, I've had to go down to a size 10.5.
    Now could you tell me why that is? In older models (11pro, Predator LZ 2, Predator Instinct, adiPure 3) size 11 was perfect for me then. Again, I'm talking no dead-space, snug, my toes fully fitting the toe-box, etc. I don't have wide feet, my feet aren't narrow or skinny/long, the only difference that I can tell from others that I know is that my foot-shape is an Egyptian-type shape (big toe longest and toes following get shorter and shorter in comparison). I also have a gap in between my big toe and my index toe).
    Again, do you know why the sizing has drastically changed in adidas sizes? I've heard that size 10.5 to 11.5 for adidas boots have always been funky as far as correct sizing goes. On top of that, I've compared sprint-frames in each of my boots that do have sprint-frame in the alleged same size (size 11) and some of the sprint-frames do not line-up with the others (Studs aren't symmetrical with the boots I'm comparing between, one sprint-frame too long in comparison to the other, one too short, you get the idea).
    Sorry if this question was way too long or if you're just unable to answer, I know it's very complicated. I'd be interested in knowing if others have had this same issue with adidas models too.

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety +4

      I really don't think it has changed. I wear a size 9US in Mercurials and Hypervenoms and in pretty much every Adidas model.

    • @Falasteeny
      @Falasteeny Před 6 lety

      Hmm, maybe I've just got oddly shaped feet then haha, I have no other explanation

  • @montelumangkun
    @montelumangkun Před 6 lety

    Hey Josh, maybe its a good thing if you could show us your feet with socks and the other one with a shoe on before the "On Feet" section of every video in the near future.. that way we can compare how the shoe could fit to us. for example, this video's thumbnail. the Neymar Mercurial on your right feet looks very narrow compare to your left feet.

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety

      That's because soccer cleats fit tight and hold your feet in place. Your feet shouldn't be able to fully expand when standing in a soccer cleat. There should be some compression.

  • @ramseyarsenal16
    @ramseyarsenal16 Před 6 lety

    What would you suggest as the best boots , I play with a black and yellow team and the new Nike colour way goes well . I have a price range of €200. P.S your vids lately are so so so so so helpful

  • @upbeatpine3697
    @upbeatpine3697 Před 5 lety

    Copa Mundial, they're dope, and they're wide. I just realised how weird that sounds.

  • @HondaZRV
    @HondaZRV Před rokem

    my mother says i have wide feet i need new boots every 2 months and once got mercurial superfly 6 it was so tight and i got so many blisters

  • @virajmehra2688
    @virajmehra2688 Před 6 lety +1

    Please do a video on best shoes for narrow feet.

    • @Soccerreviewsforyou
      @Soccerreviewsforyou  Před 6 lety +1

      I feel like the same advice in this video applies to narrow feet as well. Most of the time when the boots are too wide, it's an issue with the size being too big rather than the feet being too narrow for the boots.

  • @hamad-pz3rp
    @hamad-pz3rp Před 5 lety +4

    I tried on a mercurial, i f’ed my feet up

    • @nikhilpandey1305
      @nikhilpandey1305 Před 3 lety

      Same I splashed 200 in USD if I convert on a pair of Mercurials and it was like such a waste

  • @hottt4Ewon
    @hottt4Ewon Před 2 lety

    I’ve been playing soccer since the 80’s. I’ve never had trouble with any model of any brand until the past couple of years…now I can’t put on any of the cleats I’ve bought from any brand. Just can’t get them on. I’ve watched several of your videos. Any more help to widen/stretch the opening of these new models of cleats/boots?

  • @hernandk.9930
    @hernandk.9930 Před 6 lety

    Just go to a shop and test and get what feels better

  • @chrisestrada5855
    @chrisestrada5855 Před 6 lety +3

    Hey Josh are you going to get the ocean storm pack and review it?

  • @dhairyadathia8104
    @dhairyadathia8104 Před 3 lety +1

    I can fit in mostly any boot but the toe box NEVER fits

  • @obi_juanquenobi
    @obi_juanquenobi Před 5 lety

    For my wide feet people!!!
    I have a very wide pair of feet.. SO picking a pair hasn't really been easy in m football life span.
    but, there is salvation!
    I always try to re buy the shoes that have fit me great and never failed me and my duck feet.
    1) Total 90 Laser Collection (I Prefer the 1 and 2)
    2) Nike Hypervenom Phantom ii. Boot hack, I took off the laces and super glued the flaps on to the knit tongue/upper (the iiis for some odd reason, hurt like hell and just wouldn't budge.)
    3) Puma Evopower Vigor 1 (Run Small, get a half size bigger)
    4) New Balance Visaro (I think all their colorways are bad and not a great boot but I do wear them for scrimmages or less important things)
    5) Nike Tiempo Legend VII Elite (Best boot to wear. It will hurt at first, but once broken in, just amazing)
    hope this helps anyone who's having a hard time like I was. :)

    • @JamieBRD26
      @JamieBRD26 Před 5 lety

      Are the hypervenom phantom III good for wide feet. The low cut ones

    • @obi_juanquenobi
      @obi_juanquenobi Před 5 lety

      Jamie Bartraij what’s weird is that I did the hack on the IIs not because they weren’t fitting, but because I didn’t see a point in the laces. The IIs I didn’t need any breaking in. The IIIs did take me a big of time to break in but I just end up using the IIs again.
      I guess it’s more of a personal preference