NIKE Unisex Academy Soccer Over Review

I don't play football. I hate it when my socks fall off. doesn't happen with these. Very comfortable and seems to be wearing very well. The only holes I've had in these socks were caused by two fairly large dogs playing tug of war (my feet weren't in them at the time).

Already had a few of these and bought more. I'm 6ft 240lbs, size 12 and 1/2 shoes. They fit well and are very durable, with a fluffy weight and comfortable construction. I have hard feet, I play a lot and they never broke my toes or heels like all other brands. (including Adidas)

I don't know what's wrong with these socks but they were very tight! I bought my regular football size but they squeezed my legs! feels good when you're not playing, but when you're running they feel like they're choking you. You need to stretch them out before you put them on to give you some breathing room! I'm 6ft 2in and 150lbs so my legs are pretty skinny.

I'm 5'11" tall, medium to stocky. I bought the largest available pair from sellers at Revain. They are very well made and can withstand severe heat conditions. These are the nicest Socks compared to UA and Adidas.My main problem is that they are very tight around the back of the knee and the tip of the toe.Like Nike products,they are small and narrow.The leg is ok.In short,they are probably the most best suited for a teenager or woman with skinny legs Not for a very muscular person There may be

I bought these socks here because my local Nike/football store didn't have them and they are usually the best football socks. Unfortunately, this time they were terrible: wet, loose and just bad in every way. I hope I only got one pair of socks and Nike didn't change the production process of those socks because that would be a big disappointment for football. community. Check out the picture to see how thick they usually are (black) versus how they came out this time (white). Notice how loose…

Compression stockings have been prescribed to me for many years for two different conditions. They work well and are a real value compared to prescription stockings. With each wash, the compression gradually decreases. As stated in the product documentation, it is important to wash stockings in cold water and dry at a cool temperature. I find it best to wash them in the sink and dry them on a towel rail. I also bought a pair of classic Futuro socks which only lasted two weeks before a hole in…

I'm 5'11" and medium to stocky height. I bought the largest pair available from sellers at Revain. They are very well made and hold up to severe heat conditions. These are the nicest socks compared to UA and Adidas.My main problem is they are very tight around the back of the knee and the tip of the toe.Like Nike products they are small and narrow.The leg is ok.In short they are probably the best suitable for a teenager or woman with skinny legs Not for a very muscular person There may be XXL's

I bought these socks here because my local Nike/football store didn't have them and they are usually the best football socks. Unfortunately, this time they were terrible: wet, loose and just bad in every way. I hope I only got one pair of socks and Nike didn't change the production process of those socks because that would be a big disappointment for football. community. Check out the picture to see how thick they usually are (black) versus how they came out this time (white). Notice how loose…

I have been prescribed compression stockings for years for two different conditions. They work well and are a real value compared to prescription stockings. With each wash, the compression gradually decreases. As stated in the product documentation, it is important to wash stockings in cold water and dry at a cool temperature. I find it best to wash them in the sink and dry them on a towel rail. I also bought a pair of classic Futuro stockings which only lasted two weeks before a toe hole…