Leave them on the side of the Street ! People will just take them but it doesnt matter because they can buy them at the Unisport Store for a 🔥good price🔥
Yes, don't do it. Put them in any way and that is always better. Or just tuck the end of the laces under the tongue or something for a cleaner look. I mean I do it because they are too long...
I have to use 2 insoles when the first insole becomes too thin and my feet start to hurt, the 2nd insole creates a lovely cushion and prevents a lot of pain
No, don't cut holes in your boots if you have blisters. If you have issues that would be permanent, and maybe if you had to wear shoes for sponsorship purposes but they feel wrong on your foot. Banana one you can try, but it does not make football boots better. Yes, it makes dress shoes look better but football boots? Nah. No laces I can confirm (tried the boot but it feels like tight crocs for the fit), but I modified my lacing technique so that I can get in easier and it feels better on my foot. I do the runners loop all the time but not on this one though as it is too tight and acquired as the laces go harder through the holes as on my running shoes. Anything that changes the shoe forever like cutting holes I would be careful about but changing the lace-up method is totally fine! Also, warm water is a good idea, oh and thick socks as well then wear it if they are slightly too small ( we're talking quarter sizer or less). Just don't modify your boots forever if you don't know what you are doing!
I once bought these rubber grip sleeves that went over the boot. They were supposed to provide extra grip and more contact on the ball when shooting. The problem was that they were sleeves over the boot - so the bottom part soon tore up because of the running. They were also quite tight on the top of the foot. I loved the idea but practically, I wouldn't recommend them, unless someone created a more advance version of it that didn't result in the problem stated.
Don't bite your new shoes before wearing it in hope it doesn't bite(injure) you, it doesn't work. Just get a pair of comfy shoes that fits you at the start is what you should do.
I have laced boots that are to small and they hurt my mid foot area because they were to tight. I then took the laces out and I tried some agility drills and they fit perfectly and were still kinda tight but locked my foot down. But I understand to not take laces out of boots if they fit when the laces are tightened
I just got a pair of Mercurial 12 elites in a size 10, im a 9.5, the pair was $30 at an outlet store so I had to get them. Any tips and tricks on how to make them feel tighter/better
I believe footballers should do whatever they want to do to their football boots because at the end, your feet do the work, the boots offer minimum support ( you don't play without shoes) PS: I said I believe, I, me, myself, not you
