👟 adidas Men's Ace 17.3 Firm Ground Soccer Shoe with Cleats Review

I found and bought these shoes from another seller before looking for them on Revain and found them $20 cheaper on Revain and what impressed me the most was that the pair that I bought from Revain looked to be a stronger and more successful pair. These shoes are very comfortable and I love the color.

I was looking for something to wear to the gym on my cardio days and have previously tried Nike and Puma products for this purpose but didn't like either of them . At the moment they are great and super comfortable with good support and cushioning. I usually wear a size 8.5 in most 9 shoes at Nike but these seem a bit big, I can still wear them comfortably but I think an 8 might fit better.

You sit well dressed and standing. I thought they were too big but that was ok. The problem was that the shoe is stiff and feels like cardboard when walking due to the synthetic material construction I think. But you can see the crease in the picture when I walk on the balls of my feet, they are not very comfortable or flexible? I don't know if hacking will solve them, but I didn't want to get stuck. with a pair of uncomfortable shoes when I start wearing them. Returned.

Holy. Creak. They can hardly be worn because they creak, suck or squeak on every imaginable surface. Carpet, tiles, wood, rubber. It affected my psyche. Also, the fit and feel is amazing, which is the only reason I forgot about the squeak. By the time I can comfortably leave the house and change them, the squeak comes back with a force I've never seen before. Maybe because it's a 13 or something, but I want to sand down the sole that much.

I have a wide foot and they look very nice, the color and appearance are ok but they are a bit narrow. And what is not very functional are the seams in the middle of the shoe that visually do little and hurt inside, the seams are very hard (can't describe them better) and they rub my foot and my little toe inside, outside doesn't matter Role. I'll try to wear them until the seams soften a bit and maybe they won't hurt my legs from rubbing against them.