Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite

The boots is very comfortable especially on a natural grass pitch. The sole plate of the boot with the new spine down the middle allows for a very responsive boot. This give the boot a speed boot feeling. The 360 stud pattern is good on natural grass, allowing for better traction when changing direction especially due to its bladed pattern. The heel lock of the boot is good, although not butch support in the heel bone area, I believe the gripknit rigidity helps with maintaining the form and structure of the boot. The midsole at first can be very tight and only after breaking it in will the boot feel and sit very comfortable around the mid foot area. The gripknit material is great in raining conditions, eliminating the slippery feeling that comes with l the weather and the wet. However, in drier conditions the ball can get stuck a lot more. I love the low cut more, because it doesn’t feel as restrictive around the ankle area and give the foo lt more freedom to flow naturally with changing direction, shooting etc. The lace areas is good too because it makes it easier to access the laces with no cover. The toe box areas is wide enough to not make the toes feel cramped and also not too wide where the foot moves around too much. Overall great boots

These shoes are so tight I couldn't concentrate. I love the tech with the texture on them and love the colors. The cleat itself is great but they are so much on the smaller end that it really made it difficult to enjoy.

The Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite FG Soccer Cleats deliver a snug, glove-like fit that feels secure without being restrictive, giving you confidence in quick cuts and explosive sprints. The design is sleek and modern, with sharp lines and a low-profile silhouette that looks fast even when standing still. The fabric is lightweight yet durable, with a textured upper that enhances ball control while still feeling breathable during long matches. What I liked most was the balance between comfort and performance—the cleats manage to feel soft on the foot while still offering the responsiveness needed at a high level. If I could change anything, it would be adding a touch more cushioning underfoot for those extended sessions, as the emphasis on responsiveness sometimes sacrifices a bit of long-term comfort.