Diadora Mens Capitano Soccer Shoes Men's Shoes Review

Very convenient. I'm 47 so my feet and knees just can't handle the spikes anymore. They have excellent grip and comfort. I will say I haven't played on wet grass since I've been in Arizona and our fields are brown dead grass, calich (hard white clay) and full of thorns. But they work great in these conditions!

These shoes are very affordable and of high quality. It appears to be a genuine Diadora product, very well built and with lots of padding. In fact, the cushioning is so generous that I cite this as the only reason these shoes don't get a 5 star rating. The padding makes them unwieldy and as a result you lose the ability to better touch the field. The bottom of the shoe is thick and well built. However, this causes problems as the shoe is heavier due to the padding and thicker bottom. If you…

Very comfortable and not too tight like many other brands of boots. I bought these to wear when I coach my kids teams so I'm not sure how they will handle a high demand situation but they have enough grip for me to take the kids onto the field and can feel confident in wet and dry conditions. . So far I've only worn them on natural grass, but I think they'll be even better on grass than grass.

If I decide to keep I will update the field specs Aesthetics - 3/5 - The black and yellow color scheme looks nice but is on the heel a bit "busy". Apparently another user's comment about bowling shoes isn't that far off base. Style - 3/5 - The shape is a bit odd, the toe box is a bit high at the first lace up. There is more wiggle room here than other artificial grass shoes I have worn from Puma etc. The position feels a bit wrong when the foot is flexed forward, like the ball of the foot isn't

Diora soccer turf shoes are great. I'm an avid soccer player. I have wide feet and a heavy side. It's always difficult to find shoes that fit well. I buy used shoes on purpose because I know they will break. I usually buy Adidas Samba or Copas. Decided to give Dioras a try. I am satisfied with the product. I would recommend an extra pair of insoles for extra grip. I had no problem wearing them to local gatherings. They felt incredible. Try it. Sincerely, a wide-legged old madman.

These are fantastic looking shoes with great style. I have about 50 pairs of different sports shoes from the most famous brands. This is my first pair of Diadoras and I am very happy. I checked them out out of the box and the construction plus materials are just top notch. The price was amazing too. I have already bought a pair of Diadoras high top sneakers after being so impressed with this pair.

The quality of the shoes is good. I read an article where it was in the top 5 for wide feet. You lied. Maybe Italians have narrow feet. I do not know. This shoe is NOT wide. The sock is as wide as a tiny baby foot. There can be no question of supporting the bow. My narrow-legged son doesn't wear them because he says they look like bowling shoes. When an American searches for a wide shoe, we mean twice the width of a shoe made in an EU country. Imagine a duck that is 6 feet tall and weighs 230…

I have to say that this is my first Diadora. I usually buy adidas football boots, and if not a Mike, then me. I took my time to find the shoes that most closely compare to the Copa Mundial boots. So that's what I expected. after i said it The first few times I used them they were stiff and I'm still trying to soften the boots. I tend to enjoy them and find they perform as expected and aren't heavy yet still provide much more coverage and protection than synthetic cleats. The problem is with the

I bought these sneakers to judge and couldn't get enough of the overall comfort. Big pillow for your healing. The grass grip is reliable. Inside the shoe is a piece of fabric that folds and feels weird but doesn't cause blisters or discomfort. I would rate them 5 stars if I thought they were quality football boots for real players. They are too soft and a little bulky around the laces, causing loss of contact with the ball. I highly recommend them to comfortably walk up and down as a referee.