Review Summary
| Comfort | 56% |
| Design | 44% |
| Performance | 47% |
| Value | 53% |
| Total | 50% |
| Comfort | 85% |
| Design | 54% |
| Performance | 54% |
| Value | 66% |
| Total | 65% |
| Comfort | 84% |
| Design | 87% |
| Performance | 78% |
| Value | 56% |
| Total | 76% |
| Comfort | 62% |
| Design | 62% |
| Performance | 66% |
| Value | 67% |
| Total | 64% |
| Comfort | 45% |
| Design | 41% |
| Performance | 76% |
| Value | 48% |
| Total | 53% |
| Comfort | 63% |
| Design | 55% |
| Performance | 85% |
| Value | 60% |
| Total | 66% |
| Comfort | 64% |
| Design | 54% |
| Performance | 64% |
| Value | 74% |
| Total | 64% |
| Comfort | 95% |
| Design | 64% |
| Performance | 55% |
| Value | 83% |
| Total | 74% |
| Comfort | 79% |
| Design | 60% |
| Performance | 55% |
| Value | 82% |
| Total | 69% |
| Comfort | 73% |
| Design | 61% |
| Performance | 63% |
| Value | 64% |
| Total | 65% |
| Comfort | 65% |
| Design | 76% |
| Performance | 68% |
| Value | 59% |
| Total | 67% |
| Comfort | 48% |
| Design | 75% |
| Performance | 77% |
| Value | 40% |
| Total | 60% |
| Comfort | 86% |
| Design | 84% |
| Performance | 75% |
| Value | 79% |
| Total | 81% |
| Comfort | 70% |
| Design | 74% |
| Performance | 50% |
| Value | 67% |
| Total | 65% |
| Comfort | 76% |
| Design | 83% |
| Performance | 81% |
| Value | 65% |
| Total | 76% |
| Comfort | 68% |
| Design | 60% |
| Performance | 73% |
| Value | 50% |
| Total | 63% |
| Comfort | 61% |
| Design | 59% |
| Performance | 48% |
| Value | 58% |
| Total | 57% |
| Comfort | 58% |
| Design | 83% |
| Performance | 78% |
| Value | 61% |
| Total | 70% |
| Comfort | 78% |
| Design | 68% |
| Performance | 55% |
| Value | 74% |
| Total | 69% |
Introduction
Coming off an absolute beating by Nike’s Mercurial Vapor Superfly, the team at Adidas worked together to create the lightest soccer cleat in the world, the Adidas F50 Adizero.
After two years of trailing Nike’s speed collection, the Vapor series, Adidas have bounced back with the lightest boot ever, the F50 Adizero. After having their F50.9 and i versions being destroyed by Nike’s Vapor IV and V in terms of sales, Adidas decided to stake their claim in the speed boot market, and that is exactly what they have done with the Adizero. Hundreds of leaked images have already been seen across the web, but you can come here for official images.
Details:
- Family: F50
- Ball Control Elements: yes
- External Heel Counter: yes
- Insole Removable: yes
- Lacing: Off-Centered
- Primary Upper Material: Microfiber
- Sizing: runs 1/2 size larger-order down 1/2 size
- Stud Shape: Conical
- Suitable For: Firm Natural Surfaces
- Weight: 5.8 oz!!!
SER had the opportunity to review and test the Adidas F50 Adizero (thanks to Carlty and his Soccer Palace for making this review possible!), however, this review is special as the actual shoe isn’t even due for release until May 14th! We can fully guarantee SER are the first website in the world to offer a full review for the Adidas F50 Adizero!
Nice, I think I’d buy them if it wasn’t for the AG I play on. From what I’ve read so far it seems like they would last like two matches on AG before that microfiber rip. It’s a shame Nike and Adidas doesn’t make boots that works on both AG and FG ’cause I think more and more countries are going to start making AG pitches…
Great review Ben. Thanks for all the insight.
I think I’ll get the leather ones for the extra comfort and durability/protection.
Where can I buy the Adizero when it is realesed?
P.S.:Great review Ben. Thanks for the info.
i seen some pink,black and white ones when are they coming out and how much are they going to ocst roughly
i would like the english release if not its to much effort
thanks
I was just wondering are the adizero’s going to come in astro turf trainers aswell?? because i play on astro turf and not grass??
will there be astro trainers of those out??.. because i play in astro turf
There will not be F 50 Adizero astro turf versions, but there might be F10 or F30 Astro Turf ones.
will there be any other colours other than black/yellow, yellow/black and the messi edition
the adizero’s out on the 11.05.10 cant wait
How does the width compare to predator PS or Laser IIIs?
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where do you buy these boots at
???
or when are they out ???
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