Nike Total 90

Great looking shoes. Nostalgic classic. But not for playing indoor football. The folds weirdly and leaves wrinkles. The side lace end doesn’t fit close to the foot and there is a gap there. When you’re running on an indoor court, the shoe doesn’t stay close to the ankle. It bulges outwards. Best to purchase them for display but not for regular use.

The Nike Total 90 SP in Gym Red is everything I hoped for and more. The mid-2000s styling is absolutely spot on—it perfectly captures that bold, iconic look that made the Total 90 line such a standout back in the day. Every detail feels like a throwback to an era when football boots and sneakers carried real personality. For me, these trainers are deeply nostalgic. I had a pair back in high school, and slipping these on instantly brought back memories of kickabouts, schoolyard banter, and the unmistakable swagger that came with wearing Total 90s. It’s rare for a shoe to carry that much history and still feel fresh, but these manage it effortlessly. One of the best updates is the new leisure-style sole. Instead of the original astro turf sole, which was great for the pitch but not so practical for everyday wear, this version is built for comfort and versatility. It makes them perfect for casual use while still keeping the spirit of the original design alive. Overall, this pair is the perfect blend of heritage and modern comfort. Nike has done justice to a classic, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

Amazing! The quality is good but with the same mistake Nike did when T90 arrive for the first time. All the connection are stick with glue. It’s suppose to be with more reinforcement so it doesn't come loose from the sole.