Adidas Nemeziz Soccer Utility Black Men's Shoes - Optimal Athletic Performance Review

The bottom of the shoe is perfect but the top is too short and when I try to run fast I feel like the Shoe will slip out from under the heel. I uploaded 2 photos of it. You can see that in the first picture the top line of the shoe looks bigger, but it's just a canvas. The actual top line is shorter than normal shoes. For a sport like soccer, shoes need to have a strong connection to the feet to perform and run fast. My soccer scores have dropped by 40-50% because of this problem.

This shoe sits higher than most other turf shoes I own and this pair is much heavier. The quality is actually good, but if you like to dribble, I would choose a different pair. If you are a regular player then this will work great. I do sharp cuts and turns and this is not the ideal shoe for that. Also, I have blisters. on my big toe from those shoes I haven't worn since I was a kid.

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…

I was happy to get these shoes as my old Puma shoes are worn out and they are advertised all over the world. Mesh as a great shoe for wide feet. I could barely put this show on my leg, it immediately squeezed it like a vise and the sizing was longer than other brands so it had more room in front of my toes. The corner bandage-like nylon sock top also doesn't keep your foot in place as advertised, and my foot raised my heel when I tried them on at home. Back immediately. These might be good…

Wider feet allowed. I have a wide 13. Adidas used to be a wider foot as far as I remember and lately they seem to have gotten narrower so I stay away from other brands. These shoes are good for wider needs. The arch isn't crowded, and the soles of the feet have some room. Ankle gimmicks take a little getting used to, but they have a sleek, black look, which is surprising given all the clown shoes of the last decade.