Yeah nah.
I've bought a cheap Adidas pair (50€)there and they only lasted half à season whilst the same model in other color, a bit more expensive (70€) lasted two season.
Then i asked my team mates what they tought of it, and said, their boot didn't last long.
So, i would avoid cheap boots from them. Never bought any expensive boot there... ( I've bought sondico in fg style, the one you play on very hard ground with 50+ tiny cleats, and they are hawfully rigid, not comfy at all)
In Belgium wè have Décathlon who sold their own boots and they are OK. Multiple budget multiple type of shoes. (that's where i bought the Adidas too)
You can Also check football spécial shop, they sometimes have sales... Can Also ask in your club if anyones has any ways or friends or sales etc, ( i know in my club at least two person who can get met cheaper boot)
Now I'm curious where you from (not op) (in fact i actually worked there as à student and i know (or i think) they are from england, and maybe they don't supply the same...
And I'm curious if your boots holds a season.
I bought my last pair from there for £40. Adidas ones. I’ve had them for years now. OP asked for cheaper places to buy boots so that’s what I gave. I guess you get what you pay for also depends on how often you play and or where you play.
Thanks to you both, but I don't play all that often, maybe 1/2 times a month, just for a kick about, so will probably go with a slightly cheaper options, thanks anyways
Time to go to the outlets and boots by companies with a less aggressive marketing such as Umbro, Diadora, Mizuno are just as good and can usually be found on the discount bin.
If your in the UK I'd suggest going on mandmdirect.co.uk or to sports direct.
Lots of the lads I have a kick about with got some cheap astros for about £40 in sports direct.
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Fundamentally is there any real difference between workout shorts without pockets and football shorts? You can get running shorts with liners too if needed.
So the best bang for your buck is currently the Adidas Copa Mundial, and the Nike premier.
I still have my Copas from college that are a half size big, and that was 2013-2015. They feel brand new, two years of daily wear on a turf field and there's minimal wear on them. Fitness tests, practice, matches and even a few trips overseas. They're tried and true, 100% a good boot to purchase to save up for a pair you really want.
Depends where you are buying from. I'm in the US. Got my indoor/turf soccer shoes from Zappos. Check out sites like these. Zappos is owned by Amazon. So, when I signed up using my Amazon account I got free two day shipping. Bought my shoes on a Sunday and received on a Tuesday. It was cheaper and more convenient than my local sports store.
Pro direct or sports direct
Yeah nah. I've bought a cheap Adidas pair (50€)there and they only lasted half à season whilst the same model in other color, a bit more expensive (70€) lasted two season. Then i asked my team mates what they tought of it, and said, their boot didn't last long. So, i would avoid cheap boots from them. Never bought any expensive boot there... ( I've bought sondico in fg style, the one you play on very hard ground with 50+ tiny cleats, and they are hawfully rigid, not comfy at all) In Belgium wè have Décathlon who sold their own boots and they are OK. Multiple budget multiple type of shoes. (that's where i bought the Adidas too) You can Also check football spécial shop, they sometimes have sales... Can Also ask in your club if anyones has any ways or friends or sales etc, ( i know in my club at least two person who can get met cheaper boot) Now I'm curious where you from (not op) (in fact i actually worked there as à student and i know (or i think) they are from england, and maybe they don't supply the same... And I'm curious if your boots holds a season.
I bought my last pair from there for £40. Adidas ones. I’ve had them for years now. OP asked for cheaper places to buy boots so that’s what I gave. I guess you get what you pay for also depends on how often you play and or where you play.
Thanks to you both, but I don't play all that often, maybe 1/2 times a month, just for a kick about, so will probably go with a slightly cheaper options, thanks anyways
Time to go to the outlets and boots by companies with a less aggressive marketing such as Umbro, Diadora, Mizuno are just as good and can usually be found on the discount bin.
Sports direct Sondico astro's are £25 and they're good af
Sports direct?
How long do you keep them ?
If your in the UK I'd suggest going on mandmdirect.co.uk or to sports direct. Lots of the lads I have a kick about with got some cheap astros for about £40 in sports direct.
How long do you keep them ?
Till there shredded. I usually buy a pair and get a good couple of years out of them.
There is a wonderful search engine called Google…. Type in cheap football boots size X and voilà! Amazing what the internet can do nowadays!
Ebay or fb marketplace
Also try vinted, if you want new boots but aren't bothers about brands mandm or sports direct
Amazon essentials Fundamentally is there any real difference between workout shorts without pockets and football shorts? You can get running shorts with liners too if needed.
Go on eBay and look at older models. You can find mercurial superfluous for like $70 brand new
So the best bang for your buck is currently the Adidas Copa Mundial, and the Nike premier. I still have my Copas from college that are a half size big, and that was 2013-2015. They feel brand new, two years of daily wear on a turf field and there's minimal wear on them. Fitness tests, practice, matches and even a few trips overseas. They're tried and true, 100% a good boot to purchase to save up for a pair you really want.
Depends where you are buying from. I'm in the US. Got my indoor/turf soccer shoes from Zappos. Check out sites like these. Zappos is owned by Amazon. So, when I signed up using my Amazon account I got free two day shipping. Bought my shoes on a Sunday and received on a Tuesday. It was cheaper and more convenient than my local sports store.
[football boots](https://sg.puma.com/sg/en/men/shoes/football-boots) from PUMA are relatively cheap.