the carbon fly are VERY light.but the only problem is they might rip or tear pretty fast.Nike Vapor D arent as light,but they will last the whole season.so its your choice if you would rather get lighter cleats that might rip,or slightly heavier ones that would last longer? but either way its not like your gonna be wearing bricks on your feet.so i would go with the Nike Vapor D.and plus they are cheaper the last time i checked…

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Yeah the studs are more or less the same
It does take a while to unscrew but it’s not that bad.
There’s HG (plastic-like material), FG (the same) and SG (metal studs)
if you screw them in properly they won’t fall out but I’ve had both f30 and f50 and I didn’t notice a real difference between the two so I recommend f30 in fg studs

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The History of Football Boots

Football, or at least a version of it – a ball game involving the use of feet has been played from back in the day. Literature provides evidence that the ancient Greeks and Romans used to play a game that resembled rugby football. Similarly, evidence of football being played by ancient Chinese, Japanese and Koreans has been documented. There are a number of references of ancient ball games being played by indigenous peoples in many different parts of the world – the Eskimos in Greenland, Native Americans in America, Aborigines in Australia and Maoris in New Zealand. Truly, football is a universal game!

However, the main sources of modern football, that is, the football code that we know of now, appear to lie in Western Europe, especially England. One early protagonist included one of the most famous figures of British history, King Henry VIII (1509-1547). In fact, the earliest recorded football boots belonged to him, and were made by his personal shoemaker Cornelius Johnson in 1525, at a cost of 4 shillings, the equivalent of £100 in today’s money. These boots were known to have been made of strong leather, ankle high and were heavier than football boots that we see today. Back then, football boots were worn to protect feet.

Fast forward 300 years to the 1800s. Players would wear their hard leather work boots as their football boots, which would also have metal studs or tacks hammered into them to increase grip and stability. In the late 1800s, laws became integrated into the game, and the football boots shifted to a slipper style shoe. Players of the same team started to wear the same boots. Leather studs (cleats) were also incorporated. These boots were 500g in weight, and made up of thick hard leather.

By early 1900s, entrepreneurs capitalised on the football boot craze, and started producing boots. In 1925, the first football boots with replaceable studs were produced. From the early 1900s to the end of the Second World War, there was not much emphasis on football boots, and not many changes occurred.  After the Second World War, as air travel became cheaper, the Europeans were intrigued by South American players who wore much lighter and flexible boots, and were fantastic players as a result. Football boot production then shifted to producing a lighter football boot, which helped kicking and controlling.

From then on, football boot development hit the roof. From interchangeable screws made of plastic and rubber, and shoes being produced of a mixture of synthetic materials and leather – new designs and features were constantly being thought up. With advances in technology, shoes were becoming lighter, and more flexible. Nowadays, the market for football boots is phenomenal. Many massive companies and brands are producing and selling high quality football boots that help improve performance, speed, kicking and so on. How things have changed from back in the day!

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Nike Football Boots

Are you looking for a perfect pair of Football Boots? Well you need not look any further than the comprehensive range offered to you by Nike. Nike football boots can be purchased at amazing discounts too. Relative to other market players of Football boots, Nike is new, with its launch of Nike Mercurial just 12 years back, in 1998. However, from the very moment of breaking into the football boots market, Nike has made sure they “just do it”!

Already, the world’s biggest selling sportswear and equipment supplier in 1998, Nike applied its immense resources; product development and marketing experience and capabilities to enter the football boot market in one successful strike. Nike, yet again, didn’t fail to create a ground breaking success story with the Nike Mercurial football boot. This pair of football boots weighed a mere 200 grams and as the lightest football boots on the market, took the football world by storm. The original Mercurial was preferred by players seeking extra speed, such as wingers and strikers.

Nike had the far sighted vision to focus on not just football but also, fashion. Nike Mercurial was available in not just black, but a choice of colours, a novelty at the time. In fact, Nike football boots have certain characteristics that are consistent amongst the entire range, so no matter which brand of Nike football boots you select, they are guaranteed to be stylish, lightweight and durable.

Following the success of Nike Mercurial was Vapour, Nike Mercurial Vapour II, Nike MV3, MV SLs, Nike Air Legends, Nike Tiempo and Nike Laser. Nike Mercurial boots have since been augmented by Nike Air Legends- tough boots for players who like to get stuck in, made from the same soft kangaroo leather and just as supple; their strength makes them ideal for tackling.

Therefore, it should come as no surprise that a whole galaxy of famous football stars wear Nike. From the legendary Ronaldo during the 1998 World Cup finals in France, to Ronaldinho who has his own Tiempo design. Wayne Rooney sported a pair of Nike Lasers T90s with International Footballer of the Year, Manchester United’s Christiano Ronaldo who scored with Nike Mercurial Vapour IV, Vapor SL and the new Vapor Superfly.

Today there are approximately 65 different products of Nike Football boots that are soft ground, firm ground or Astro/3G, available in almost every shoe size (youth- adult sizes), at a range of prices to suit your individual football needs and budget.

So, you too can follow the footsteps of famous football stars! Furthermore, Nike gives you the ability to personalize your football boots by adding your name, company logo or whatever you want. All this together with great discounts await you, so order your Nike football boots today!

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