Adidas Predator.

As we all know, when come to everything soccer Adidas is the brand to see. Today I want to talk about one of the premiere soccer cleats on the market today, The Adidas Predator LZ. What makes this shoe so special? Well if you can take a closer look on them you can find its uniqueness. Inside and out the shoe there are is five parts. First, the large First Touch zone has recessed ribs to cushion impact and stop the ball. It’s a vacuum effect for instant control. Second, the Drive zone has a raised and thicker 3D shape following the natural curve of the instep to help create rebound distance and open the game. Third, would be The Dribble zone is designed for quick contact with the ball and close control for an easy fell on the ball. Fourth, the large Control/Pass zone is memory foam with a sticky coating on top making the control/dribble easy for the user and this ensures consistency, precision and killer passing. Lastly fifth the Sweet Spot zone 3D ribs ensure longer contact with the ball to generate speed and spin. Adidas has  worked to improve the overall performance of the Predator LZ for previous versions, the shoe creates cavity in the sole where the chip is housed. Many of my friends that play soccer say that they have trouble sometimes breaking into their cleats whining their either too tight or too small (what babies...). With these cleats the fitting is very precise on the foot so breaking it in will be easy and keep you feet happy and sore-free. Unfortunately even thing has its flaws and these cleats are no exception. If I would say one thing about these cleats is about its price, at a whopping $220 these cleats should be for sure worth the hype. So if you are maybe willing to improve your game and possibly put a hole in your wallet this shoe is you!

Here is a video so you can actually see for yourself these cleats in action.