adidas Copa Pure 2 review - Tiempo lovers, watch this! 

isn’t the durability really bad

@charlielemon7371 These are made from calfskin. Anything whose material is genuine leather should score high on durability. The pair I got has been holding up really well for the 3 months I've had them. If you don't trust calfskin, you can try the COPA Mundial. These are made from Kangaroo leather, and people constantly recommend them for players who want boots that last.

How's the durability?

Leather made football boots score high on durability, and this pair is no exception to this rule.

Can’t wait for u to review em bro

Keep going on your vid bro goodluckin future

How about your feet? Do you have wide feet? I ordered them and they just arrived. When I tried them on they felt very tight even though I got the same size that I had the Version 1's of. They're good in the length but the width just surprised me...

@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 I find that most boots straight out of the box are going to be a little tight. Remember that’s how soccer boots are supposed to be. I would say for all boots you have to play for at least a week before you can really break in your shoes from that point, they are still going to feel a little tight, but that goes for all boots

@@fhes_fhes Yeah.. I'm just scared, that I'll play with them for a couple weeks and they might get better but still squeeze my foot. I won't be able to send them back then. I'll just book half a size bisher and will see which ones fit better. Thanks for the response, though

@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291I can only talk about the Copa 1‘s and they are really good for wide feet. In most normal shoes I got a size 10/10.5 (or 44/44,5 in EU) and in the Copa 1‘s I‘ve got a 11 or 45 1/3. I played now 2 seasons in them and they are really comfortable for me because I‘ve got enough room for my wide forefoot. I bought the most expensive version of them and I‘m still happy. You need to take care a little bit if you buy them in the white version because they will get dirty pretty quickly. But that‘s the least problem. The first 2 weeks are a bit of a struggle if you don’t wear the right socks but I thinks that goes for the most shoes in general. Overall I would highly recommend the shoes if you have a normal to wide feet. If you got normal feet go true to size. If you have wide feet go a half size up for sure. Cheers!

I agree, I wore the copa pure .1 for almost two months and they completely fell apart

@tiamfallah236 it sucks because they were really nice to wear, super comfortable and really liked the touch on the ball

Good that is wasn't the copa pure 2 cause I'm thinking about ordering it.

@@pokerstars7757 seems like the Copa pure 2 has been improved in these areas based on other comments, which is awesome cos I loved the boot otherwise

​@@tiamfallah236 is this true? Because I just bought the Copa pure 1 thinking it would last quite a while

Kkkkkk I waiting for preds

best boots I've ever worn

Where i can shopp??

True to size

I'm true to size in this one. Just like the last Copa, by the way. There, I say that I did go down half a size (they were test boots so only size I could get) but I'd recommend going true to size in that one as well. /Jay

dont buy .3, go .2 .1

@@DucNguyen-duke I don't have that much cash to spend 😅

It doesn’t look super premium, agreed - but to be fair it feels way better than it looks, thankfully. /Jay

Hey dude, what do you think? Should i bought this or Tiempo legend 10? 🤦🏼‍♂️

If I'm not mistaken the Pure 2.1 is the same as Pure 2 Pro, they just renamed it to 2.1

I got Copa pure .3 and it really good I have no problem with it till this date ,it really works for me with no issues.

I just copped these. And wanting to know the same thing

@@HerAxeWound bro how are the shoes?

@@davidb3000 shoes are great. No issues yet

I am facing the same problem

what would you recommend in terms of sizing, going from nike to mizuno? I heard I should go half size down in mizuno?

@@mater753s Sizing is tricky, I'll just tell everything i know;) With Nike Tiempo i am between 42 and 42.5 (EU). That corresponds to UK 7.5 and UK 8. I always had the problem of 42 (UK 7.5) being snuck which ultimately hurt my toes for the first month of breaking in and 42.5 (UK 8) feeling a bit loose in the toe box. What's already different with Mizuno is that the sizing chart is different for EU. So EU 42 corresponds to UK 8 (in stead of 7.5 with Nike). UK, US and JP (cm) seems to be consistent with Nike though, just EU conversion is weird. I have Mizuno Morelia Elite and Mizuno Morelia Neo Beta MIJ now. Most reviewers will say to buy the Neo Beta's in a smaller size and go TTS with the regular Morelia's. I bought the Morelia Elite first in EU 42 (UK 8) and I still think they are long. I don't remember if i tried the 41 (UK 7.5), but I kind of regret the sizing now. I feel like i lack some precision and can also not achieve the lockdown I like. They are super comfortable though and I am certain all my issues with the boot are due to wrong sizing. The Morelia Neo Beta i have in 41 (UK 7.5) and they are completely awesome and i think correct for me. I have genuinely wide feet and a high arch, but width was not an issue at all given the design of the upper. But even in 41 I have half a thumb space in the front. So my conclusion is to go at least half a size lower with both boots. I think that is consistent with for example Noah Cavanaugh who wears Tiempo in 27.5 (UK 8.5), Morelia in 27 (UK 8) and Morelia Neo Beta in 26.5 (UK 7.5). Hope this helps!

Same, I'll wait for more colorways

I’m pretty sure it’s worldwide

Yes! Like the former pair they are good to go.

It’s back! 🧈

ofcourse the copas. predator is narrower a lil bit but yk for the leather get copa

I'll let you know if better than MIJ Beta 3s in about 2 weeks lol.