The MG Soleplate actually make sense in my opinion. In Germany we have two kinds of artificial grounds. A "similar to grass one" and a version, which is more like a hockey underground. Unfortunately you cant wear AG Models on this hockey pitches, but 80% of the artificial grounds are hockey like in Berlin for example. Puma is a German Brand, mind be a reason as well. The naming could be different though. Greetings from Berlin
I've been watching you for about 3 months and I just wanted to say I love how are you how you give ideas and suggesting for people who is going to or already playing soccer
Thanks so much for the information on the Future. Whenever you measure the weigh of boots in two different scales(ounce and gram), I really appreciate it.
In Germany's Ruhr Area, in the lowest leagues, unfortunately there still plenty of pitches, that resemble clay courts you are User from tennis. That MG stud pattern is pretty useful on those. I myself use a takedown model with MG pattern mostly in the summer, when the pitches are dried out and rock hard.
Love the MG cleat, I have been trying to replace my old Adidas MG for years and tried all sorts of wider fitting turf cleats that ended up slipping due to short/soft studs: Nike, Adidas, Joma, Mizuno, Diadora, etc. I bought the 19.1Netfit version but the fit was too narrow for my US10.5 EE foot. I was convinced by reviews that the 5.1 was wider...and it's like wearing Crocs, so comfy. The shorter studs give me a great touch on the ball as well as good grip on AG, plus it works well 90% of the time in SoCal turf. I have tried a couple of those FG/AG cleats, they are too grippy on artificial grass for me. I hear the 6.1 is almost the same, don't know about the latest Puma offerings - I need to find a replacement soon.
I bought the Puma Future 18.1 because they had an AG/FG stud pattern and while it looks exactly like an FG stud pattern, I haven’t had any stud pressure which I did get when using Nike FG stud patterns on an AG surface. So perhaps Puma is actually on to something, because so far it’s actually been working for me.
The MG's are AMAZING! I have both the FG's/AG's and the MG's and if you play on astro, it is so much more comfortable to play with the MG's. I only use the FG version when I am playing on real grass, they are way too hard on AG. Puma did great on this one!
is the outsole\solesplate on the AG version as flexible in the forefoot as the one on the FG?....they look different. The FG one seems to have groves going accross, it doesnt look like the AG version has it
BN S The FG one isn’t flexible at all in the forefoot. MG version much more flexible since the sole plate is not that hard. The fg sole plate is a real fg soleplate and therefore hard and firm! You can squeeze the mg version for instance much easier
@@EasyBreezy41 I have the FG /AG, but they are causing some stud pressure problems (sometimes causing numbness in one of my toes) even on the thick Astroturf I play on and I am slightly concerned by how they stick when I pivot. I love the 6.1 knitted upper, so I am considering returning and getting the mg variation. I need to be able to change directions quickly without slipping. What is your experience with the traction for quick direction changes on the mg ones compared to the FG/AG ones?
Hi Josh. Agree with everything you've covered in this review apart from sizing. I had to go down half-a-size with these boots, otherwise there was too much room in the toe box. I have all previous Puma Future boots in my reg 9.5 UK but needed to go down to 9 UK for best fit.
I’d agree with you in length, but when I went down to a 9 it became to narrow for me. So I had to stick with 9.5. I can live with the slight increase in length knowing that I don’t feel like my forefoot is being squeezed. However I have a wide foot, so people with normal feet should be good with the your advice. Length is very similar to adidas sizing, so pick whatever you wear in adidas (outside of the copa mundial of course).
Hey Josh, thank you for your video. I have been following you for a long time. I came from China. The condition of the fields is not that good there. They're so-called "artificial grass". I believe these MG stud patterns were made for that kind of field. And these types of cleats are very popular in China now.
I play rec leagues in NYC and I think the Future 5.1/6.1's are the hands down the best boots to play on turf- all styles of turf (I play on several different kinds). If you can get your hands on the new Puma MG's for the Future or the Ultra can you do a review? They definitely changed the stud pattern looks more like what Adidas and Nike have been doing....
I love the look of these cleats and feel they’d fit my feet well 😍 but I bought a pair of predators before this soccer season for $300 and at the time didn’t know that’d we’d be mostly playing on turf fields. Hope to get a pair sometime tho!
Josh appreciate the awesome content 🙏 trying to choose the safest top end AG boot after suffering an ACL rupture last year: it’s come down to choosing between the Ultra 1.1 MG and a version of the future MG 4.1-6.1 - any advice there? Jay Mike suggested the 5.1 MG was the safest high end AG boot in a past video (ultra mg not yet released). Haven’t been able to find it in EU42.5/US9.5 - only the 5.2 drop down model. I’m used to wearing 19.1 predators and found the 19.1 future to feel a bit thicker than desired - the ultra looks great but those lace loops 😬
If you're just coming back from an injury, a turf shoe might not be a bad idea. You'll still have traction, but they'll necessarily bite into the surface, which is where there's more potential for injury. Adidas Mundial Team would be an excellent choice. The MG pattern on the Future is also solid though.
@@Soccerreviewsforyou appreciate the insight, I have some of the future 19.3’s turf shoe I’ve used a bit but I’m sorely missing that premium boot feel (I’ll definitely ease into whichever MG I get) Is it a clear winner with the future 6.1’s over the ultras? Do the 6.1’s feel more sock like and less thick in the upper compared to the 19.1’s (I have a pair of the AG/FG fake hybrid boots and wasn’t the biggest fan of how thick they feel) also noticed I should probably go down half a size compared to adidas just because they are that much wider (I do have semi-wide feet)
@@phillipalexanders id get the ultras bro. Don’t think the lace loops of that big of deal personally. Just don’t tighten your laces super tight. The ultras are some of the most comfortable boots I own actually. I have the MG future 5.1 and the fg/Ag ultra 1.1. The sizing is slightly different in my opinion. I wear a 9 US in the ultra and a 9.5 in the future. The future in a 9 was slightly too narrow in the forefoot for me. 9.5 fits significantly better in width albeit very slightly longer. The ultra is a perfect fit in a 9. Hope this helps someone...
I'm writing from Spain. I've got puma future 19.3 mg and i don't like this outsole, is very hard/strong, uncomfortable, etc. I recommend yours turf cleats on first and second generation artificial grass.
@@duaneswaby622 I got the Future Z 2.2 MG and they’re lovely for 3G / 4G AG pitches but the MG soleplate is quite “hard/strong” for Turf pitches. Turf boots(TT/TF) would be best for those pitches
Wish I had seen this video before shelling out on the FG/AG boots 😅. I play on AG with the black pellets. I did look at the 'MG' variation but I could not find the 5.1 Low version in the MG
Waiting for screw in studs to make a comeback. For those who don't know, back in the day you would buy a boot and then you would have FG and SG studs you could chop and change
Hey Bro, I have been following you for a long time. Being a beginner I have to buy a pair of cleats. I am confused which one is better Adidas predator 19.3 or superfly 6 club
Hey Im not an expert as he is... And I love nike, buuut clubs are the worst gama of nike and ".3" is the second worst gama of adidas, so maybe the 19.3 is better than the nike... For example when I've seen reviews of "Best cheap cleats" I've found some nike but in academy gama and some adidas in ".3" but I've never found a nike in club gama or an adidas ".4" What they always say about the cheapest gamas in nike and in adidas is that they're more durable, but never the more comfortable ones, and not good in grip or touch with the Ball... Etc
Josh, is the outsole\solesplate on the AG version as flexible in the forefoot as the one on the FG?....they look different. The FG one seems to have groves going accross, it doesnt look like the AG version has it.
Anyone have experience with the MG soleplate vs TT on AG surfaces? I like the look of the MG but not sure if it's worth importing from Europe when I can get the TT direct from Puma US...
Hey third property brother, As far as AG studs go, which one do you prefer the AG variation of Copa 20.1 (not the FG/AG but the AG one they sell at unisport) or this MG future?
They market boots as FG/AG because goons who play on artificial grass can't admit it to themselves and refuse to bring themselves to actually buy artificial grass boots and still buy FG boots. So the big companies save themselves the hassle and market them accordingly.
I have both. Ag pro is more aggressive because the studs are longer, but the pumas are probably a bit more comfortable I’d say because more studs are dispersing the weight. Both are excellent. The AG pro nikes would be my choice if you planned to wear them on AG and FG. The pumas would be my AG specific boot out of the ground was super hard. Cheers.
All the Nike top end football boots have a pretty similar stud pattern in the ag version, only the Mercurial has some blades studs for a more aggressive traction. Same for the Pro variation; but i think that the best AG soleplate from the Nike brand is on the Academy models, where you have a stud pattern similar to this MG Future, studs evenly distributed over a larger surface and lower than those found on the Pro and Elite. They are the same cleats that Nike used on previous high-end models but that now (unfortunately) no longer uses
Pls someone tell me what the puma shoes that have AG on it and it’s green and gold the hood is in the bottom and there’s green and black as the top patter
The reason for this is simple. Most people don't care about stud patterns so they just wear fg even on an ag pitch. Puma and Adidas are actually cool because by marketing there boots as fg/ag, you can get warranty support unlike nikes fg boots.
I need a good durable pair of cleats. I really like puma but I could be persuaded towards other brands (Ive worn nike most of my life and switched to puma last year). My nike cleats have fallen apart within a year of buying them and I want a pair of cleats that could last more like two years but I don't know much about cleats. Anyone have any suggestions?
Getting 2 years of use out of a single pair of boots these days isn't very common. Unless you're really easy on your boots, there's nothing out there that is guaranteed to last that long.
sam, josh, i'm just finishing up a pair of nike magista that have lasted for 3?, 4 ? years, whenever they came out, and finally tore at the big toe area, and i play at least 2 x week april-oct/nov, whenever poss here in michigan, hot, cold muddy, soft, hard, etc, so some boots are quite durable....my 2 cents, quick question though, playing in michigan where its wet quite a bit, are the puma future 5.1 uppers at all water resistant ??, noone can seem to answer this question ??...dan, (played div 1 college and semi-pro many moons ago, still playing regularly at 60 yrs old !)
As far as I'm aware, there's no rule about that. The only rule around the studs is that they're not supposed be sharp, but Mercurials have extremely sharp spikes, so I don't think any of those rules are strictly enforced.
I got slightly dizzy, when I looked at that soleplate
Weed effect
The MG Soleplate actually make sense in my opinion. In Germany we have two kinds of artificial grounds. A "similar to grass one" and a version, which is more like a hockey underground. Unfortunately you cant wear AG Models on this hockey pitches, but 80% of the artificial grounds are hockey like in Berlin for example. Puma is a German Brand, mind be a reason as well. The naming could be different though. Greetings from Berlin
That is also the reason why 50% of footballers wear Mundial Team as their AG boot in Germany ;)
I've been watching you for about 3 months and I just wanted to say I love how are you how you give ideas and suggesting for people who is going to or already playing soccer
One of the best, if not the best sole plate stud style for ag pitches - especially on 3g surfaces!
Legit these are crazy comfortable, thanks for this rundown, I would never have considered Puma or a nit boot like this.
Thanks so much for the information on the Future. Whenever you measure the weigh of boots in two different scales(ounce and gram), I really appreciate it.
In Germany's Ruhr Area, in the lowest leagues, unfortunately there still plenty of pitches, that resemble clay courts you are User from tennis. That MG stud pattern is pretty useful on those. I myself use a takedown model with MG pattern mostly in the summer, when the pitches are dried out and rock hard.
Bro I remember your first videos, they were so awkward , but looking at your reviews today your content has improved . Good stuff!
I have the Puma One FG/AG( I mostly play on AG), i have had mine for about 2 months and the soleplate has almost fallen off....
Omg this is so true. I have the ones the and after the second training there is a little gap between the leather and soleplate.
That’s all cleats turf just beats up anything
@@netothebarber6807 yeah. And the leather gets all scratched up. I love to play on ag but i would not recommend leather boots on them
Broodje Poep they’re not leather bro
Jacob Smith they are leather boots 😂
Reminds me of the AG-R stud pattern that Nike had a few years back before AG-Pro. I miss those stud patterns.
Yeah i kept my old Magista 1 AG and Tiempo Legend 6 AG just for the soleplates...
Love the MG cleat, I have been trying to replace my old Adidas MG for years and tried all sorts of wider fitting turf cleats that ended up slipping due to short/soft studs: Nike, Adidas, Joma, Mizuno, Diadora, etc. I bought the 19.1Netfit version but the fit was too narrow for my US10.5 EE foot. I was convinced by reviews that the 5.1 was wider...and it's like wearing Crocs, so comfy. The shorter studs give me a great touch on the ball as well as good grip on AG, plus it works well 90% of the time in SoCal turf.
I have tried a couple of those FG/AG cleats, they are too grippy on artificial grass for me.
I hear the 6.1 is almost the same, don't know about the latest Puma offerings - I need to find a replacement soon.
finally a boot with a grippy upper, netfit, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, A DEDICATED AG STUD PATTERN
I bought the Puma Future 18.1 because they had an AG/FG stud pattern and while it looks exactly like an FG stud pattern, I haven’t had any stud pressure which I did get when using Nike FG stud patterns on an AG surface. So perhaps Puma is actually on to something, because so far it’s actually been working for me.
The MG's are AMAZING! I have both the FG's/AG's and the MG's and if you play on astro, it is so much more comfortable to play with the MG's. I only use the FG version when I am playing on real grass, they are way too hard on AG. Puma did great on this one!
is the outsole\solesplate on the AG version as flexible in the forefoot as the one on the FG?....they look different. The FG one seems to have groves going accross, it doesnt look like the AG version has it
BN S The FG one isn’t flexible at all in the forefoot. MG version much more flexible since the sole plate is not that hard. The fg sole plate is a real fg soleplate and therefore hard and firm! You can squeeze the mg version for instance much easier
@@EasyBreezy41 I have the FG /AG, but they are causing some stud pressure problems (sometimes causing numbness in one of my toes) even on the thick Astroturf I play on and I am slightly concerned by how they stick when I pivot. I love the 6.1 knitted upper, so I am considering returning and getting the mg variation. I need to be able to change directions quickly without slipping. What is your experience with the traction for quick direction changes on the mg ones compared to the FG/AG ones?
Should I buy puma mg to play on turf?
@@MUTADARES yes! MG is the best for turf and any other kind of Astro! Best sole plate imo
I hope they sell a MG model of the blackout colorway. These ones are a little too reminiscent of a bumblebee for me.
Da blue ones would have looked better with a black sole plate
Feanor1977 they won’t, unfortunately
@@roxc22 Shame.
@@dsanchez9703 Yup, both of them should have plain sloe plates. What they went with is way too busy.
Marco reus asked for this colour type
Hi Josh. Agree with everything you've covered in this review apart from sizing. I had to go down half-a-size with these boots, otherwise there was too much room in the toe box. I have all previous Puma Future boots in my reg 9.5 UK but needed to go down to 9 UK for best fit.
I’d agree with you in length, but when I went down to a 9 it became to narrow for me. So I had to stick with 9.5. I can live with the slight increase in length knowing that I don’t feel like my forefoot is being squeezed. However I have a wide foot, so people with normal feet should be good with the your advice. Length is very similar to adidas sizing, so pick whatever you wear in adidas (outside of the copa mundial of course).
Hey Josh, thank you for your video. I have been following you for a long time. I came from China. The condition of the fields is not that good there. They're so-called "artificial grass". I believe these MG stud patterns were made for that kind of field. And these types of cleats are very popular in China now.
Hey Jake, bring funny intros back again! Because THIS doesn’t make any sense
I see what you did there!!
69 likes btw
@@r4fay haha
It’s josh
He also used to sit down in the vids
I play rec leagues in NYC and I think the Future 5.1/6.1's are the hands down the best boots to play on turf- all styles of turf (I play on several different kinds).
If you can get your hands on the new Puma MG's for the Future or the Ultra can you do a review? They definitely changed the stud pattern looks more like what Adidas and Nike have been doing....
They might as well just call it the “BVB” colorway
I love the look of these cleats and feel they’d fit my feet well 😍 but I bought a pair of predators before this soccer season for $300 and at the time didn’t know that’d we’d be mostly playing on turf fields. Hope to get a pair sometime tho!
FG boots blades dig in and grip too well on Astro so can cause ACL issues due to boots digging in too much, seen it happen .
Hey James, are u planning to review the future 5.2?
Hey Josh,
Would you be able to review the g-form pro-s clash shin guards?
Finally a football channel that posts everyday nice work Josh 👌💯
One of the best channel on UA-cam for me
I got the yellow one it’s very comfortable,I like it,I can play hard ground and form ground
2:34 the usual SF4U laces add check
Hi, can those (MG) be worn casually, out of court? the color way is sick, and highly fashionable, thanks
i don't think would be safe
Thanks
They both look pretty frkn cool Bro!!
Josh appreciate the awesome content 🙏 trying to choose the safest top end AG boot after suffering an ACL rupture last year: it’s come down to choosing between the Ultra 1.1 MG and a version of the future MG 4.1-6.1 - any advice there? Jay Mike suggested the 5.1 MG was the safest high end AG boot in a past video (ultra mg not yet released). Haven’t been able to find it in EU42.5/US9.5 - only the 5.2 drop down model. I’m used to wearing 19.1 predators and found the 19.1 future to feel a bit thicker than desired - the ultra looks great but those lace loops 😬
If you're just coming back from an injury, a turf shoe might not be a bad idea. You'll still have traction, but they'll necessarily bite into the surface, which is where there's more potential for injury. Adidas Mundial Team would be an excellent choice. The MG pattern on the Future is also solid though.
@@Soccerreviewsforyou appreciate the insight, I have some of the future 19.3’s turf shoe I’ve used a bit but I’m sorely missing that premium boot feel (I’ll definitely ease into whichever MG I get) Is it a clear winner with the future 6.1’s over the ultras? Do the 6.1’s feel more sock like and less thick in the upper compared to the 19.1’s (I have a pair of the AG/FG fake hybrid boots and wasn’t the biggest fan of how thick they feel) also noticed I should probably go down half a size compared to adidas just because they are that much wider (I do have semi-wide feet)
@@phillipalexanders id get the ultras bro. Don’t think the lace loops of that big of deal personally. Just don’t tighten your laces super tight. The ultras are some of the most comfortable boots I own actually. I have the MG future 5.1 and the fg/Ag ultra 1.1. The sizing is slightly different in my opinion. I wear a 9 US in the ultra and a 9.5 in the future. The future in a 9 was slightly too narrow in the forefoot for me. 9.5 fits significantly better in width albeit very slightly longer. The ultra is a perfect fit in a 9. Hope this helps someone...
I'm writing from Spain. I've got puma future 19.3 mg and i don't like this outsole, is very hard/strong, uncomfortable, etc. I recommend yours turf cleats on first and second generation artificial grass.
Have you tried them on a third generation AG pitch? We have a lot of those over here but they only sell the TT version in the US.
@@duaneswaby622 i don't recommend neither.
@@duaneswaby622 I got the Future Z 2.2 MG and they’re lovely for 3G / 4G AG pitches but the MG soleplate is quite “hard/strong” for Turf pitches. Turf boots(TT/TF) would be best for those pitches
Is the pseudo AG soleplates available for any other models. And this is relevant to the US/Canadian market right?
I think that big brands avoid having to make actual AG suited football boots if they just market FG boots as FG/AG.
What material are these studs made of or are they the same material as the turfs?
My tiempo ag has a lot of stud pressure because the studs are so long
Josh. I play in AG, do you recommend me playing in Mg or Ag Studs?
Hello Josh. I have problem. I don't know what I should buy. Mizuno Morelia Neo II NOT made in Japan or Mizuno Rebula 2 V1 made in Japan?
Wish I had seen this video before shelling out on the FG/AG boots 😅. I play on AG with the black pellets. I did look at the 'MG' variation but I could not find the 5.1 Low version in the MG
Have u played on turf with the FGAG YET??? How’s it feel?
F... it dude, a friend of mine uses the FGAG studs on that same kind of ag surface and says it's great. Don't worry mate
Waiting for screw in studs to make a comeback. For those who don't know, back in the day you would buy a boot and then you would have FG and SG studs you could chop and change
Hey Josh, can you please review Adidas AG studded boots. Thanks
That soleplate pattern is super trippy
Hey Bro, I have been following you for a long time. Being a beginner I have to buy a pair of cleats. I am confused which one is better Adidas predator 19.3 or superfly 6 club
Hey Im not an expert as he is... And I love nike, buuut clubs are the worst gama of nike and ".3" is the second worst gama of adidas, so maybe the 19.3 is better than the nike... For example when I've seen reviews of "Best cheap cleats" I've found some nike but in academy gama and some adidas in ".3" but I've never found a nike in club gama or an adidas ".4" What they always say about the cheapest gamas in nike and in adidas is that they're more durable, but never the more comfortable ones, and not good in grip or touch with the Ball... Etc
Which boot do you recommend?
Under armour magnetico pro or Adidas nemeziz 17+
Hey Jovid-19, do you think the future MG pattern is better than the future HG pattern for use on hard ground?
😆😆
Josh, is the outsole\solesplate on the AG version as flexible in the forefoot as the one on the FG?....they look different. The FG one seems to have groves going accross, it doesnt look like the AG version has it.
The soleplate feel very similar in regards to flexibility.
@@Soccerreviewsforyou thank you
Anyone have experience with the MG soleplate vs TT on AG surfaces? I like the look of the MG but not sure if it's worth importing from Europe when I can get the TT direct from Puma US...
Go with the MG's the little bite you get makes them way better in my opinion.... Just ordered my second pair in the bumble bee colorway.
Such a sick boot
Puma Future giving the Adidas Ace 15.1 a run for its money?
Josh, when you say “stay true to size” you mean get the size I wear with regular shoes right?
Hey third property brother,
As far as AG studs go, which one do you prefer the AG variation of Copa 20.1 (not the FG/AG but the AG one they sell at unisport) or this MG future?
I'd prefer the future.
Vielen Dank
They market boots as FG/AG because goons who play on artificial grass can't admit it to themselves and refuse to bring themselves to actually buy artificial grass boots and still buy FG boots. So the big companies save themselves the hassle and market them accordingly.
Can you review the new generation of under armour boots? Watched the videos on the 2.0 clutch fit and want to know about the new line.
Can these yellow boots play well in turf field ?
Hey Jarloth, nice video 👍🏿
Don’t kill me he said the laces are FG AG 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is your shoe jrfnbr (just the right fit(feel) no break in required)
Could these be use for SG or are the studs too small?
My indoor soccer arena doesn’t allow cleats. Would these pass as turf shoes??
Yeah Im gonna have to cop
how does the MG compare with the nike ag pro stud pattern??
This is more true AG than Nike's AG-Pro option. In terms of traction, they're pretty similar.
those mg's look mint for softball
But Jeff, the boots is MG. Is it compatible with the FG/AG SR4U laces? 😂
Can you please make a video on the new phantom vision indoors please
Video coming soon! Stay tuned.
I would buy SR4U laces but I heard they don't have ACC
nike's hg-v stud pattern is also good for artificial ground
Um I always wear firm ground cleats on turf. It doesn’t make a difference
even me
me too
You increase the risk of injury because your foot is more likely to get stuck in the turf
@@domr8796 yeah but I’m a keeper and I have to wear full studs because I need the most traction and I need my plant foot to have the most grip
hey josh, how does the soleplate compare to nike's ag-pro studs
I have both. Ag pro is more aggressive because the studs are longer, but the pumas are probably a bit more comfortable I’d say because more studs are dispersing the weight. Both are excellent. The AG pro nikes would be my choice if you planned to wear them on AG and FG. The pumas would be my AG specific boot out of the ground was super hard. Cheers.
What are the best Nike AG boots?
All the Nike top end football boots have a pretty similar stud pattern in the ag version, only the Mercurial has some blades studs for a more aggressive traction. Same for the Pro variation; but i think that the best AG soleplate from the Nike brand is on the Academy models, where you have a stud pattern similar to this MG Future, studs evenly distributed over a larger surface and lower than those found on the Pro and Elite. They are the same cleats that Nike used on previous high-end models but that now (unfortunately) no longer uses
Please make a video on nemeziz 19.1 vs vapor 13 or Superfly 7 elite (Messi vs Ronaldo)
Boot legend
Pls someone tell me what the puma shoes that have AG on it and it’s green and gold the hood is in the bottom and there’s green and black as the top patter
Are u drunk. This looks pretty cool and it really doesnt matter
Get AG if you play on those fields often.
I need some cleats under $150 I play aggressive and I’m looking for something for control and touch
Aponte 562 t90
14:16 u got confused there buddy
Hey Josh I bought the predator 20.3 they ain't that bad btw
Whos josh
Had an ad for the boots before the video
The reason for this is simple. Most people don't care about stud patterns so they just wear fg even on an ag pitch. Puma and Adidas are actually
cool because by marketing there boots as fg/ag, you can get warranty support unlike nikes fg boots.
Is that mg work good on narural grass ?
I play everyday in fg/ag on artifitical grass and sole plate is starts to rip off :((
Do you think I could complain them?
Sorry for my english if it's bad
I think it voids warranty
I need a good durable pair of cleats. I really like puma but I could be persuaded towards other brands (Ive worn nike most of my life and switched to puma last year). My nike cleats have fallen apart within a year of buying them and I want a pair of cleats that could last more like two years but I don't know much about cleats. Anyone have any suggestions?
Getting 2 years of use out of a single pair of boots these days isn't very common. Unless you're really easy on your boots, there's nothing out there that is guaranteed to last that long.
sam, josh, i'm just finishing up a pair of nike magista that have lasted for 3?, 4 ? years, whenever they came out, and finally tore at the big toe area, and i play at least 2 x week april-oct/nov, whenever poss here in michigan, hot, cold muddy, soft, hard, etc, so some boots are quite durable....my 2 cents, quick question though, playing in michigan where its wet quite a bit, are the puma future 5.1 uppers at all water resistant ??, noone can seem to answer this question ??...dan, (played div 1 college and semi-pro many moons ago, still playing regularly at 60 yrs old !)
good vid 👍🏽
Can you please make Mg boots video of Nike cauz I am thinking to buy Mg boots
Do a video of all the futures
Do you think that these are ok/good for gravel
Murat Uzun no
Hi jimbob nike does the same thing in England
It looks like a turf boot more than a football boot
It looks like there are toe spikes. Would the refs allow that in an actual game?
As far as I'm aware, there's no rule about that. The only rule around the studs is that they're not supposed be sharp, but Mercurials have extremely sharp spikes, so I don't think any of those rules are strictly enforced.
Its basically like a cricket sport shoes
The only thing Im intrasted in is does AG mean ACC
Not gonna lie...I like’em
FG is Firm Ground right, so if AG is also firm then what is the need for FG stud patterns.🤷🤷🏼♂️
Hey can you please do a review on Nike majestry football boot thanks
Just bought a pair for $165!!!
Roti Kirai boots.
My guy Josh just said “Sr4u laces is also FG/AG 😂😂😂😂 he’s the best reviewer 💪🏼 #Sr4usquad
Wow i’m fast
Edit: oh i was fourth, nice
Ag works fine on fg
Jessica make more boot memes