Nike superfly 7 elite tf review
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The Nike Mercurial Superfly 7 Elite Turf South Mexico City Collection retails for $185.00. Take a look at some of the discounts below with our exclusive coupon codes. Show To see more pictures and video of the New Nike Mercurial Superfly 7 Elite Turf boots click the link above. The Dynamic Fit Collar is ever so slightly lower than the previous generation but not really enough to notice. Nike have found a much sleeker way of incorporating the mid-cut silhouette in comparison to the much thicker and more intimidating collar of the Superfly V. We’ve seen a few professional players taking out the laces to wear them as a slip-on boot, but we can’t say we’d do the same. We’d definitely go true to size but we tightened the laces a decent amount to get the right fit. Would we go half a size up if we had extra wide feet? No, they’d been too long. Honestly, if you’ve got extra wide feet, pick something else. The upper is made from a high-tenacity yarn which presses nicely against your feet to ensure that there are no gaps between your foot and the upper, which is what offers that warm harnessed sensation we were on about earlier, even when sprinting and changing direction at pace. There’s a thin layer of All Conditions Control (ACC) technology on top which is still underrated in our opinion, even in the most torrential rain it keeps the boots light, dry and ultimately fast. We wont sit on the fence here, the Mercurial has the best speed outsole on the market. It’s super aggressive, incredibly responsive and is built to cut at speed, accelerate & decelerate. You can push off at any angle with absolute confidence that the boot is secure and is offering you optimal energy return. The new generation has increased the length of the studs slightly so we wouldn’t recommend playing on turf in these, you’ll be much better suited with an AG plate. As an added bonus for this season Nike have also upgraded their Anti-Clog plate – not just in the sense that they can now create it in different colourways – but that it also follows the same split design to keep weight down and not compromise flexibility as much. For so long the success of the Mercurial was built on super-soft synthetic materials, notably the Vapor X, a strong favourite of ours, but this new Flyknit construction has a strange way of making this feel like a completely new boot while still drenched in Mercurial DNA. A couple of other side notes: like any knitted boot, if you leave them in your bag for a few days after a game then they’re gonna stink. But on the other hand they’re dead easy to clean and should keep their good looks for most of the season if you stick to FG pitches. SG shouldn't be too different, unless you opt for a predominantly white colourway. The Nike Mercurial Superfly 7 Elite Daybreak Pack retails for $275.00. Take a look at some of the discounts below with our exclusive coupon codes. To see more pictures and video of the New Nike Mercurial Superfly 7 Elite soccer-football boots click the link above. Are Nike Mercurial Superfly good?The combination of the thin, lightweight upper, aggressive soleplate and the added bounce and improved energy return of the zoom unit makes the Mercurial once again a great option for pacey players looking to take off quickly and ghost past defenders. What is the difference between Superfly Pro and Elite?Flyknit: Both versions also incorporate the elasticated Flyknit material that runs up the lacing area and around the ankle of the wearer. Here the main difference is visual. On the Elite model you get a more sculpted contour around the ankle whereas the Pro cut is more linear. Is Nike Superfly good for wide feet?If you have a medium/wide foot, they will work on nicely. If you have a wide foot and have never been able to wear the Vapor or Superfly before, give yourself the opportunity to try a pair on. Should I get Vapor or Superfly?Long Answer: as with the Vapor 13 and Superfly 7, the latest versions are nearly identical (upper, outsole, and the rest). The key difference is the Superfly features a Dynamic Fit Collar, which Nike lowered in height as a response to player feedback, while the Vapor has the traditional beneath-the-ankle collar. |
