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Soccer shoes
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jammin83
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Mainly by the price. Chances are a semi-pro is going to use the same cleats as a pro. The materials used in nicer cleats is going to be softer. Usually kangaroo leather. The better cleats are going to be lighter as well. Some have the laces offset and use fancy materials but it just comes down to preference for the most part. You can tell the difference though between kangaroo leather and the other stuff though and it makes a difference.
These are probably the most popular cleats in the world...ever.
The copa mundial.
They make a few cheaper versions with different leather and what not.
There are also screw ins for wet, soft fields, turf cleats for harder fields, and indoors.
As long as the field isn't too soggy, I used the mundial team, which is the copa mundial for turf. Had a good feel to them but really can only use them on hard fields.
A lot of soccer shoes are narrow, so if you have a wide foot you might want to shop around but you can't really go wrong with copas.
These are probably the most popular cleats in the world...ever.
The copa mundial.
They make a few cheaper versions with different leather and what not.
There are also screw ins for wet, soft fields, turf cleats for harder fields, and indoors.
As long as the field isn't too soggy, I used the mundial team, which is the copa mundial for turf. Had a good feel to them but really can only use them on hard fields.
A lot of soccer shoes are narrow, so if you have a wide foot you might want to shop around but you can't really go wrong with copas.