Part of the Nike Mercurial family, the Nike Superfly 6 Elite FG soccer cleats spec a Flyknit upper, wrapping underneath your foot for an all-enveloping, second-skin-like fit straight out of the box.
The unique two-part soleplate system uses a lightweight internal system that flexes for speed with every step.
Features Nike Superfly 6 Football Cleats
- Single-piece upper with active fit collar wraps within the foot for an adaptive fit.
- Podular plate structure with inner chassis flexes for propulsive traction.
- Micro-textured Flyknit construction offers touch at top speeds.
- A low-profile dynamic fit collar attaches to the foot and lower leg.
- The heel lining and Nike grip top cloth reduce internal movement.
- ACC technology offers optimal ball control.
- Chevron studs offer traction on firm-ground pitches.
- Heel linking and Nike grip top cloth reduce internal movement.
Review contents
Pros
- It fits your foot while playing because it wraps and supports it.
- Its Micro-textured Flyknit construction offers you touch when running at high speed.
- These shoes are made with ACC technology, which helps control the ball.
- The podular plate offers flexible traction with the support of the internal chassis. The dynamic fit collar attaches to the foot and lower leg.
- The heel lining and Nike grip top cloth support decrease internal foot movement.
- Chevron studs offer simple traction on dry and wet ground pitches.
- The most vital advantage of these shoes is that they come with long durability and more flexibility.
Cons
- Little bit expensive
Advantages
360-degree Flyknit
A 360-degree Flyknit upper wraps around the foot for a second skin and an adaptive fit.
A lower dynamic fit collar is less restrictive while still providing a perfect fit from leg to foot.
Touch
The Flyknit upper is skinny and lightweight, providing a barefoot touch and strike on the ball.
This permits rapid, close touches at the highest speeds.
Traction
Lightweight popular plates in the forefoot and heel mimic the foot areas for a racing seat fit.
The size-specific internal chassis provides the best amount of responsiveness and flexibility.
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Soleplate
Apart from being damn right charming with its iridescent shimmer and split design, the soleplate of these boots works as well as it looks.
The front studs slice into the ground fast to help accelerate the vital first few explosive strides. The rear soleplate is made to aid de-acceleration to advantage changes in direction.
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Sizing
Nike has rejected the temptation to join the laceless action, and the shoe’s fit is benefitted from that.
We have found that laceless boots can sometimes overcompensate for the lack of laces and force hard against the foot, mainly the toes, to stop the boot from becoming loose.
We will speak more about the boot’s feel later to clarify sizing. We want real to size with no problems—bang on.
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