Review on Adidas Nemeziz Soccer Utility Black Men's Shoes - Optimal Athletic Performance by John Iverson

I was born with the simplest feet you can find shoes for. I'm not bragging, but I've never had a problem with shoes - just about any shoe I like. Somehow, Adidas managed to completely screw up their sizing... and possibly the entire design. I've always been an innovator - heck, I even bought the very first Adidas Predators in 1996. However, they have a slip heel, an unnatural fit that compresses the width of your foot in the wrong places. Frankly, they can cause the sole of the foot to buckle, reducing stability to the point where ankle twisting can occur. I mean just look at the picture of Adidas Boston Super in the same size - it's such a stark contrast I could barely put my foot in the shoe.