The best gear for the last line of defence.
Post Hype Review: Puma Future 5.1
9.5
out of 10
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A football boot that gets better over time.
Who is this for?
Players with moderate to wide feet who are keen on the most comfortable "sock" boot in the market.
The Good
Best knitted material in market
Soft padded touch
Comfortable and snug fit
Close feel of the ball
Durable
FG/AG compatible
The Bad
Looks could be better
9.5
out of 10
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Review: Under Armour RECOVER Sleepwear and Compressions
7
out of 10
We put the myths of recovery wear to bed.
Who is this for?
Athletes who are uber serious about their workouts and recovery.
The Good
Great build quality
Comfortable
Breathable
The Bad
Expensive
7
out of 10
Under Armour Clone Magnetico Pro Review: 2 steps forward, 1 step back
7.5
out of 10
All round comfort in Under Armour’s latest push to engage the football market.
Who is this for?
For the player who likes all-round comfort and would like to try something different.
The Good
Premium build quality
Comfortable materials
Accommodating upper
FG/AG compatibility
Air cushioning on a unique upper
The Bad
Anatomical soleplate
Boot is too long
7.5
out of 10
Leather Football Boot Battle: Copa v Tiempo v Rebula Cup
The best modern leather football boots go head-to-head.
Mizuno Rebula Cup Review: A defender’s dream boot
8.5
out of 10
Mizuno brings its first evolution of the Rebula silo.
Mizuno Rebula Cup Review: A defender’s dream boot
Who is this for?
A proper control boot for centre-backs and defensive midfielders that prioritises comfort, a cushioned touch and protection.
The Good
Near zero break in time
Top notch comfort
FG/AG compatible
Cushioned touch
Lightweight
Protection against tackles
The Bad
Too bulky for crosses
8.5
out of 10
“We’re here for the female players” – Ida Sports interview
We speak to the co-founders of Ida Sports who are looking to revolutionise football boots for women.
