Nike Phantom 6 Low Pro

Somehow Nike had done it yet again. These boots are so light that it barely feels like you are even wearing boots. Not only are they light but they fit like a glove and it feels like I'm barefoot out there while playing. Plenty of arch, heel, and ankle support. The heel collar is not too tight and the lacing system has not failed me yet. Nike has created a technology where the outsole has a grippy texture that HUGS the ball. This allows for incredible dribbling and ball handling. I simply love these boots! If I had to say a complaint, it would be that they run quite small. I would recommend going up a half size to match your true to size and then going up a full size if you like to have a little bit of room. I've worn these on natural grass, artificial turf, and other firm ground surfaces. Nothing changes in terms of control, cutting, or support. Overall I highly recommend these as your next go to boot!

These cleats are great as a casual play cleat. They are great overall with fit and finish as they hugged my feet perfectly without making it feel uncomfortably tight. However, there were times where while running, I felt the studs on the sole on my feet push back onto my feet thru all that material a bit more than I expected. The material is pretty good and it may not be at the elite level style used in more premium styles, this material was still able to get the job done and felt almost like a second skin. It was very comfortable wearing it and lightweight so that I could feel nimble with my movements around the pitch. It definitely helped me play my game a bit better than I expected.

The phantom 6 low pro was surprisingly very good. I particularly like the stretchy material that boot is made from. This allows for the foot to breathe better and doesn’t have that squeezing of the foot sensation. This is very good for people with a wider food that don’t want that snug (tighter fit that the gripknit provides). The tongue is also very flexible, having that sock feeling allowing for the laces not to feel to tight on the bridge of the foot. This give the athlete still a very comfortable fit, and allows for a good strike in the ball when shooting or playing longer passes. The only downside about the material the boot is made from is that it is a bit slippery and it can feel like you am not in control of the ball (compared to the gripknit). The rounded studs or sole plate is excellent for turf field and not so good for grass fields especially in wet conditions the sole plate have less of a spine doesn’t have that springy and responsive feeling to it. That could also be a point of improvement on the boot. The stretchy material allows for a good midsole feeling and doesn’t make the foot feel too squeezing in cause cramping/numbing in the toe box area.