Customer Reviews adidas Mundial Team Soccer Cleats

Solid turf shoes - This has been one of my favorite turf shoes that I've owned. I used it indoor on a turf field and also outdoor on short dry grass and had no problem with traction. Overall, it has a great fit and feels sturdy. The heel support is good and it fits like a glove after a few games break-in period. They probably won't last you more than 3 years (playing year-round) because the white foam part in the bottom heel tends to separate and rip apart after a while. It happened to me after 3 years of hard play, but I would buy them again because they fit so well.

This is probably a great soccer shoe -- flexible and super comfy -- but my son plays ultimate frisbee, and the extra-long tongue just looks dorky (no shin guards in ultimate). Wish this same shoe existed with a normal tongue.

I've worn these for years, excellent shoes. My old size 8.5's are exactly the same size as a new 8. The newer shoes also seem to have a tongue that comes up about a quarter of an inch higher which makes absolutely no sense. Why would you want the tongue to come up even higher and have the dip in the side of the tongue that's supposed to be inside the shoe now outside the shoe? Quality, fit and leather finishing varies some by the batch. I tried on a few pairs next to each other and they were all a bit different. Regardless of the imperfections there is no other shoe for me. I can't wear the new plastic shoes (feet slide around or get crushed in the unforgiving plastic), the Puma equivalent fits weird and is crazy heavy. The Nike Tiempo (in which I would wear a 9 by the way) feels almost like a platform shoe, very high off the ground for soccer. I could do with a little less heel lift in the Mundial but at least the forefoot is close to the ground to get under the ball.

As a new ref, these weren't my first choice, but I found they had decent reviews all over and there aren't that many 'basic black' soccer shoe choices (with only the logo stripes). The initial fit feels okay. I've only worn them one day; did okay though my feet were a bit sore. I don't think they're terribly well padded -- something us older folks start to notice. Also, the rim digs into my ankles a little -- but my feet are rather "slim" so that's not unprecedented. Anyway, they do seem good quality and well put-together, which is worth a lot. I think they're going to work out okay.

Very happy with my new shoes. I went with a half size smaller as suggested by other reviewers and I'm finding they are stretching comfortably. Bought them because they were supposed to have better arch support and they haven't disappointed me yet. These replaced my cleats and my indoor shoes as they have good traction for both!

Feels just a little narrow and also about a half size bigger then marked. I ordered a half size smaller and they are just right. You can't wear thick socks with this shoe (like I said it's a bit narrow). Overall a well made comfortable soccer shoe--no problems through half an indoor season.

This is a great shoe, especially for people who play on longer grass but develop foot and ankle pain when they wear traditional larger cleat shoes. However, they could have provided a little more cushioning and support for the price. I find that my shins and feet fare the best in these shoes when I use gel heel inserts.

I play soccer once a week, after the third time the insole begin to deformed and was very uncomfortable. I was expecting a better quality from Adidas.