what is the best soccer boots ever made n why....?
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addidas predator, it allows much more control over the movement of the ball than a normal boot
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I agree. Beckham is the best at taking freekicks. Two victories for England have been due to his freekics.
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Argentina 100%!! Its the best jersey.
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First I will like to establish that Puma and Adidas both brands make uniforms from a blueprint that they adapt to the team they make the uniforme, you can see this comparing Argentina, Spain and Germany uniforms. Also in Puma comparing Ivory Coast with Italy uniforms. \n\nSo for originality that leaves us with Nike, Lotto and Umbro.\n\nFor Umbro, England uniform with the red cross above the should looks really terrific, I like the idea of breaking stablish things. \n\nMaraton makes the uniform of Ecuador and it is worth a look\n\nNike do unique uniforms for eight squads, being the better, Mexico, Brazil and Netherlands. The brazil one looks very stilish, but the focus goes to the Netherlands retro one, which I like over the others, also the away uniform looks really good, the only thing to regret is that the number infront will not distinguish very well.\n\nAnd last but no for that worst is Lotto, with Serbia and Montenegro makes a great unifrom, an atonish design, just the drawback here is that Sweden uniform is very likely to this.\n\nFor my personal opinion I will take Netherlands uniform, the retro style around all this mania of new things looks very neat. And as a second choice Serbia and Montenegro.
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There are specialized rugby boots, but soccer cleats are frequently used instead (I used to use World Cups, and I played flanker). Back's boots are similar to soccer; forward's boots usually have a hard toe. Adidas, Nike, Puma, and Canterbury are some of the manufacturers. Ideally, you want screw-in cleats - molded don't work well in the mud. You can use football cleats, but you have to remove (cut off) the toe cleat.
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Brazil is the best.Has the nicest jersey and the best team.\nSee in\nhttp://www.foxsoccershop.com/shop-by-team-brazil-national-team-brazil-2006-home-ss-soccer-jersey.html
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Nike Shox Elites is your best answer
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try out this one i think its grest check out all the different jerseys from all around the world\n\nhttp://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/index.jsp\n\nhope u like it\n\nand also try liverpool.com   they have an online store
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Nike shin guards.  For Beckham, Adidas.
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I would have to say the blue and white puma's... i have thm i run WAY faster. if you can't find them try addidas or nike.
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You should buy new Tiempo Ronaldinho :)\n\n\nhttp://nikefootball.nike.com/nikefootball/siteshell/index.jsp#,en,0;blog,ronaldinho,
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i am in love with Italy,Puma,and soccer, so one day i went to the puma website and found a soccer game. you shoot goals on the FIFA WORLD CUP champion italian teams  goalie and you are David Beckham shooting the goals. its fun there is music too.\nWEB SITE:\nwww.pumafootball.com/buffon.jsp
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Yep they got best styles ever made!\nHelweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen kteeeer!
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Maybe u can try some queensway shops. wanna buy replica soccer jerseys? I'm selling them in Singapore, =D
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Tried both as a player, trainer and referee. For the feel, I like adidas. I am sure you will get various answers.
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I especially like Reusch Duo Orthotecs.  If you're going to be playing at highschool level or above, I would definitely recommend any kind with reinforced spines on the fingers.  Don't buy anything that looks or feels cheap, because you get what you pay for and they won't protect your hands.  The higher the level of play and commitment to soccer, the more I would spend.  I would suggest paying at LEAST $30-$40, more if you wish.  Make sure get the right size.  If this is the first time you're buying gloves, try to find a soccer shop so you can try them on.  The tips of the gloves can be up to one inch past the tips of your fingers (you might not want to get them THAT big).  The space at the tips can help prevent jams.  Like many of the other respondants to this question, definitely go to www.soccer.com, browse through and request a catalog.  They have a catalog called Keepersport that only has 'keeper gear.
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I would have to say either the Nike Breathe Free, Adidas Baricade 2, or the K-Swiss Ultrascendor.  Most advanced players claim you really can't go wrong with any of these three, so take your pick.