PUMA v1.11 Dresden Blue/White/Lime Punch Colorway
Conformity is all the trend when it comes to speed boots nowadays. Vibrancy is at the forefront of more-or-less every single colourway to adorn a speed boot and this latest paint job from PUMA is testament to that. One thing is certain though: PUMA have signed a number of high profile stars for their V1.11 range, [see more]
PUMA C1.12 Powercat Black/Lime Colorway
It’s the announcement we’ve all been waiting for. PUMA have just released a new colorway for their latest power boot, the PUMA PowerCat 1.12, a performance boot featuring the most advanced PUMA technologies. Designed for power players, the boot is a perfect combination of engineering and comfort, giving players the confidence to perform on pitch. The [see more]
Are Boot Companies "Padding" Their Stats?
We find ourselves in a golden age of speed boots. Nearly every brand is now in the race to create the lightest functioning boot, with Nike even being rumored to have seriously shaved the weight on the incoming Vapor. The weight seems to be steadily heading downwards, while the popularity of wearing the lightest boot [see more]
The Daily Planet: Terry Stripped Of Captaincy
With his on-going racism scandal becoming the most talked about thing in England, the FA have decided that John Terry is no longer worthy of the Three Lions' band. Terry, who was first handed the captaincy following England's disappointing 2006 World Cup campaign, allegedly made racist remarks to Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand. Reports [see more]
Brazil 2012-2013 Home & Away Kits
Confirming the Wiki(Kit) leak we brought to you way back in September are the Brazil kits for 2012. These shirts will be worn for the Olympic Games football tournament that is due to be held in six venues across Great Britain, from 25th July to 11th August 2012. Introduced first as a medal sport at [see more]
adidas UEFA Champions League Finale Munich 12 Ball
The tradition continues: each major tournament finale is bestowed upon with a signature ball from the German giants, adidas, and they sustain their custom after officially unveiling this new design; to be the endorsed match ball in the glorious Allianz Arena come May. This Finale Munich 12 ball is treated with adidas' fresh White/Slime/Cyan/Indigo colourway [see more]
Hummel Rapid X Blade
A brand new speed boot is set to join an already crowded light weight market in the coming weeks, the Hummel Rapid X Blade. Hummel, a brand renowned for its old-school heritage boots, has taken its first dive into the speed boot market, and from what we have seen and heard, it doesn't look to be a [see more]
Pele Sports Trinity 3E Review
The Pele Sports Trinity 3E made a huge splash when they were released at the tail end of 2011. Prior to their release, Pele Sports had produced three other no nonsense boots that weren't packed with technology or new innovations. However, with the Trinity, Pele Sports packed in a whole host of interesting features such [see more]
So, the dust has settled after the latest English transfer deadline day. We are now left to ponder our clubs new signings and decide whether they can make a positive impact in the second half of the season. The January transfer window is notorious for panicky transfers, usually from those threatened by [see more]
Conformity is all the trend when it comes to speed boots nowadays. Vibrancy is at the forefront of more-or-less every single colourway to adorn a speed boot and this latest paint job from PUMA is testament to that. One thing is certain though: PUMA have signed a number of high profile stars for their V1.11 range, [see more]
It’s the announcement we’ve all been waiting for. PUMA have just released a new colorway for their latest power boot, the PUMA PowerCat 1.12, a performance boot featuring the most advanced PUMA technologies. Designed for power players, the boot is a perfect combination of engineering and comfort, giving players the confidence to perform on pitch. The [see more]
We find ourselves in a golden age of speed boots. Nearly every brand is now in the race to create the lightest functioning boot, with Nike even being rumored to have seriously shaved the weight on the incoming Vapor. The weight seems to be steadily heading downwards, while the popularity of wearing the lightest boot [see more]
With his on-going racism scandal becoming the most talked about thing in England, the FA have decided that John Terry is no longer worthy of the Three Lions' band. Terry, who was first handed the captaincy following England's disappointing 2006 World Cup campaign, allegedly made racist remarks to Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand. Reports [see more]
Confirming the Wiki(Kit) leak we brought to you way back in September are the Brazil kits for 2012. These shirts will be worn for the Olympic Games football tournament that is due to be held in six venues across Great Britain, from 25th July to 11th August 2012. Introduced first as a medal sport at [see more]
Seeing as Soccer Reviews has already reviewed the Nike Total 90 Laser IV football boots in-depth, we used the pair Nike sent to us to do further testing as well as giving us the opportunity to try something new; a video review. See the video below as well as our text review, and please let [see more]
The Pele Sports Trinity 3E made a huge splash when they were released at the tail end of 2011. Prior to their release, Pele Sports had produced three other no nonsense boots that weren't packed with technology or new innovations. However, with the Trinity, Pele Sports packed in a whole host of interesting features such [see more]
Where does your football come from? My prized adidas UCL football from the 05-06 Champions League season was made in Thailand, while my Nike Total 90 Omni matchball was made in China. In an effort to reduce the over heads, the big multi national companies are outsourcing their labour to Asia. This often results in [see more]
Since their inception, adiZero models have held the crown for the best speed boots on the market. adidas' latest creation, the adiZero miCoach had huge 'shoes' to fill. Contrary to popular belief, the new model has not simply undergone a paint job with the addition of a chip at the bottom from prior incarnations, rather whole [see more]
Mizuno were the dark horse in last year's race for supremacy in the football boot world with the release of their seemingly perfect hybrid boot, the Wave Ignitus. Reviews were all positive regarding the boots and there was an air of expectancy when Mizuno released their successor to the Wave Ignitus II. Luckily, Soccer Reviews has had [see more]
A few weeks ago I watched an NFL report (I admit, I like other sports aside from football!) and became interested in some of the equipment used, specifically the wide receiver gloves. These gloves seem to provide such grip on the ball that receivers can pull near impossible catches out of the air with relative [see more]
After weeks of speculation around the football kit world, Soccer Reviews can tell you that we are 99.9% sure that these will be the kits Real Madrid will be sporting next season. Every time we get kit leaks this early, we can never be so sure if they are 'legit' as we have seem many fakes [see more]
First leak of a Premier League kit in 2012 goes to Newcastle United, who this season have played above even their own expectations and currently sit sixth in the league standings. These jerseys feature their old sponsor Northern Rock, but Puma would have been working on that basis until the recently announced change to Virgin [see more]
In an interesting unveil Spanish newspaper, Sport, revealed designs of what they claim Barcelona will be wearing next season. Allegedly, Nike officials recently presented the new strips to the Barcelona board and got them approved. What is most notable on this new kit is the departure from the defined lines normally seen on Barcelona's [see more]
The growth of the V-Speed series by Puma has been immense. While the V1.10 wasn’t the most memorable football boot release of the past 5 years, the V1.11 has done much more than the V1.10 ever did. It’s comfortable, goes well on the pitch and looks good to the eye. But only 12 months after [see more]
It's the first boot calendar of 2012, and what a year it's going to be in the football boot world. We're going to see wave after wave of big boot releases. We're going to see the Puma King SL and adiPure 11Pro in the next month or so, then we'll see the Vapor VIII, EvoSpeed [see more]
Puma were the company to watch in 2011, an impressive array of new signings combined with some quality boots signalled their intent to regain top spot in the football boot industry. This year doesn't seem to be much different as they are slated to release a new speed boot, the EvoSpeed 1 and today Soccer [see more]
It's proven as the best and only way to kickstart your week, and Soccer Reviews has scoured all four corners of the globe to bring you only the best boot spots from this weekend's football action. From England, to Spain and Gabon, which boot spots made it through our harsh screening process this week? Cristiano [see more]
Puma had a number of huge signings last calendar year, getting the likes of Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure and Cesc Fabregas on their books. However, despite all these new additions, we have reason to believe that Puma aren't about to stop any time soon and have now set their sights on one of the biggest [see more]
There definitely wasn't a lack of headlines this week. From Balotelli's stamp on Scott Parker, to Man Utd's thrilling 2-1 over Arsenal and the start of the African Cup of Nations, it certainly wasn't a boring weekend of football. Soccer Reviews has searched this week's action and brought out the boot spots that caught our [see more]
Kick off your week in the best way possible, with the latest and greatest boot spots from this weekend's football action. This weekend saw the debut of the adiPure 11Pro and several new Umbro colourways. But which pros decided to ditch adidas' latest boot creation? From Europe to Australia and Sudan, check out this weekend's [see more]
Thierry Henry marked his sensational return to Arsenal with a goal to take the Gunners through to the 4th round of the FA Cup. On his feet were the soon to be released, Puma King SLs. Henry was on the bench for Arsenal's match against Leeds as Arsene Wenger opted to put his faith in [see more]
Soccer Reviews has scoured through the football world to source only the best boots spots that we've collected for today's boot spotting article. While the FA Cup was on show this weekend in England, we also saw the leagues in mainland Europe resume after their winter break. Which boot spots made it through the harshest [see more]
He's not scoring goals, giving centrebacks a tough time or chasing lost causes. So what does he actually do? It's been about 10 months since we saw the British transfer record broken in what went down as one of the biggest transfer deadline day trades in history. His first match was against his old side, [see more]
It's been 2 years since the tragic death of Robert Enke, yet two high profile incidents has seen mental health in football thrust back into importance. I was at home late on Sunday night. I didn't have school on Monday, so I thought I'd stay up late and watch Swansea vs Aston Villa. It should [see more]
Racism, riots, referees being abused. It's been a bad month for football that's seen the game brought down to it's knees. We all know about the ability of football being able to bring people together. We can say that about sport in general. And yet sometimes it can also show it's ugly side. The past [see more]
It's the argument between every group of friends all around the world. Messi vs Ronaldo. But is one really better than the other? One time La Liga golden boot winner vs one time EPL golden boot winner. More than 200 career goals between them. Both are the players that define our generation. Both are perhaps [see more]
As shocking as Tevez refusing to come on for Manchester City was against Bayern Munich, the heads of Manchester City should have done something about it months ago. But if any club deserved for it to happen to them, no one deserves it more than Manchester City. If there's one thing I hate in football, [see more]
While some of the clubs in football have rocketed themselves to a terrific start to the season, there are those who are now playing worse than ever. Yet this is much better for football itself. I'm pretty sure we've all seen the news. Manchester United has suddenly become the best team in the world. Manchester [see more]
