A couple of months ago I spoke to the Mizuno football guy about sizing on the morelia. Im sure he’d help you out if you have a problem with the Ignitus.

If your in the UK call 01189362100, ask for someone in the football dept.

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Felt a bit better on the 3rd game but I have been wearing a tubigrip to help stop the rubbing, so dont really know if they have worn in or not.

Also, the biggest issue i have found is the boot is already coming apart, I am returning the boot to the company I bought them off for an exchange/refund. The front end of the boot has come away from the base and after only 3 games have found this very disappointing .

Back to the laser 2′s for now.

That’s good advice. You seem like you really know your stuff! What’s your email address? I have a few questions I’d like to ask you.

Indeed football boot websites should and do have these sort of stuff but in the event they don’t that’s where the readers/community can step in. I had a lot of help from here in getting a good ball for my club (puma v1.08) at a good price.

Sorry for the lack of video – as you know, this review’s been a while in the works and rather than put it off for even longer, we just thought we’d publish it as is – we might add a youtube review at a later date!

I also second what other people said, it’s about the comfort foremost because you are always on the move marking and closing down as well as supporting the attack. The shape of the boot is also important. You won’t get forward often so when you do you have to unleash a powerful shot or deliver the perfect pass. Choose a boot that suits your shooting/passing style. I like to shoot with the top of my toes so I look for boots that give me a good surface there. I like to pass with my instep and give it a bit of curl so I look for that in a boot as well. It’s not make or break but it means I don’t have to re-adjust my playing style to a boot.

I myself own a pair of konstrukts and have played with a mate’s powercats in one game. I would recommend both highly, especially the konstrukt. The konstrukt looks and performs like a tank without being as heavy as one (lighter than laser 2). Powercat has a great shooting surface. Make sure you do NOT get a plastic boot (ctr 360 is fine though, kanga-lite=!plastic ) because you will struggle with touch (touch for a defender is different to touch for a attacker) a little and in tackling cleanly (how many good defenders out there wear superfly?).

A lightweight boot like the adizero is fine as well but be prepared for those niggling pains in your toes after some collisions with attacking players. And speed is in the player and not in the boot. I’m the fastest player on my team without the help of the lighweight boots. Of course lightweight boots might make me faster but speed isn’t everything.

I hope that helped? So basically get the cheapest top level boot you can that you think looks good for you and can provide comfort. I recommend: konstrukt, powercat, laser, adipure, legend, ctr 360. Get the cheapest out of the above and you will be fine. Preferably something close to the copa in terms of materials and fit such as the adipure so you will have to adjust less.

Cheers!

Worth buying. Or at LEAST trying them..I think I’m officially converted to Mizunos! They also have a nice touch so you can still pull off some very nice footwork!