⚽ Enhance Your Game with DREAM PAIRS Men's Cleats Football Soccer Shoes Review

I was quite skeptical when I saw people mentioning sizing issues but I decided to buy them for $20 anyway to buy because I needed our kickball league boots. I wasn't willing to pay too much for it either. Received them yesterday and put them on our game and not only did they fit exactly as I expected (I ordered exactly the same size shoes I wear for Nike/Adidas casual shoes) but they exceeded my expectations in terms of quality and properties . . If you're on a budget and still want something…

I was hoping it would be a bit stiffer but it actually turned out to be quite flexible. It does the job, bought it for training/playing soccer and playing soccer with my kids. I didn't plan for it to be a weekend league team, otherwise I would have chosen a different place. The colors are pretty vibrant in person. Pros: Can't match the price, lasts after a month of use, also does exercises and routes 1-2 times a week, pretty basic. Disadvantages: A bit wide in the toe area depending on the…

First ordered a pair of soccer and lacrosse boots which were too tight. I returned them and read the reviews on these boots. One reviewer said they have a wide foot for a hockey player and fit him. I thought let's try them. They fit wide feet. I had to unlace the laces for him to put them on, but they're nice and light and comfortable. I didn't want to spend a fortune on a 12 year old's shoes because he'll outgrow them in a season! This is compliant. They've done more than half a dozen "extra…

This is one of the few oversized toe studs I've found. They were also larger than most cleats or shoes. I would take at least 1/2 size smaller. It's not a very durable pair of boots, but it's cheap. Of course, most boots don't have much support, but these have almost none. I coach my girls soccer teams so I didn't need cleats just to make a living. They replaced a more expensive pair which unfortunately were too narrow for my feet which would have been good in my younger years playing. These…

My son is playing soccer in his freshman year in 9th grade so I wanted to start with a cheaper pair of boots. He has a wider foot so we were glad they fit. (He is a size 10, we bought 10.5). After about two weeks of practice and games, one of the plastic spikes started tearing off the shoe's fabric. I used Shoe Goo to glue them together. Then, shortly after, another launch had the same problem. Hopefully we can keep them together for another month of training and games. Looking back, I would…

My son first played soccer in elementary school so I didn't want to spend a lot on shoes. They meet all the requirements and have about thirty brands. They're pretty plain/simple, but that's ok with me. They seem like pretty decent shoes. My only comment is that my son (who has very narrow feet) said they are a little tight on the sides but still comfortable. The laces are very long. As expected, the spike parts are molded in plastic. I'll update if they don't wear well or something else comes…