7 'New High-Quality' Football Boots You Should Not Buy & Wear
The summer break is not only over for professionals but also for amateurs who are playing the beautiful game. Many amateur footballers are currently looking for new football boots to start the new season - we take a look at some soccer cleats that they should not buy and wear.
Our list includes just seven boots that we found on the internet and social media, but there are thousands more. They range from easy to identify fakes (four stripes boots) over fake colorways to quite authentically looking football boots. Those, of course, also have been produced by fakers and look only good at first glance...
TRADY Ultimate Messi Sport Black Football Shoes
FAKE Pink Adidas Predator Boots - Intended to Be Spectral Mode
FAKE Nike Mercurial Superfly Barca Edition
FAKE Red Nike Mercurial Superfly 360
FAKE Green Adidas Predator Boots
FF Men's Fashion Cleats
TRADY Ultimate CR7 Juventus Ronaldo Studs Black & Blue Football Shoes for Men & Studs Shoes for Men's
What do you think of these fakes? What it's your verdict on the Messi & CR7 boots we found on Amazon India? Let us know in the comments below.
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