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Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 126 reviewers.
Men's adidas Soccer Shoes
F50 Adizero TRX FG Samba Pack Cleats
Solar Zest/Blast Purple (F32800)
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by CesarSoccer2014 Amazing product I have worn 11 Pros for a few years and decided to step up and try out the F50s (samba pack orange). Far and away the best material put on a shoe (yes, I tried the hyper venom, not my cup of tea). It gives just enough to wrap around your foot to give you a snug feel. I have wide feed and they fit just fine in these cleats. I wore a size 10 in the 11 Pros and size 10 worked for F50. April 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Carlos_4 The best boots! Super comfortable but a bit tight April 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CHOnDeck Speed People the shoes are awesome!!! The grab ur ankles and feet like a suction cup! There 6.3 oz lightest cleats! I use them for softball and the amount of grip u get and cutting is amazing! March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Raisuvalfc Run like a wind i have been using adidas products since kid but this one you have buy. its worth it. run like a wind March 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Dev R Amazing cleats! Great fit quality is outstanding love the new design it's way better than the past years! March 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Calciatore Solid Boot As advertised. Great boot. Lightweight. Good feel on the ball. March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Itskassie Awesome boot These cleats are great. Super light and very comfortable. I was worried that the color wasn't going to be very true but it is just about exact. Glad to add them to my adizero collection. Would highly recommend these boots. I got these about 5 weeks ago and they are great! March 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jaager Great Boot I love mine, although the heel bites into your ankle the first couple uses, once it's broken in it fits like a glove. They have great control and are thick enough so powerful shots don't hurt your foot. Amazing boots! March 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by e_ross_never_half_steppin great boot! Really great fit n light. The only problem that I do have with Adidas is that they need to make this boot in a kangaroo or a calfskin leather like Robin Van Persie or Messi's boots. Otherwise with the quick shipping n the great overall fit n feel of this f50, its worth every penny. March 10, 2014
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Carlos_4 The best boots! Super comfortable but a bit tight April 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CHOnDeck Speed People the shoes are awesome!!! The grab ur ankles and feet like a suction cup! There 6.3 oz lightest cleats! I use them for softball and the amount of grip u get and cutting is amazing! March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Raisuvalfc Run like a wind i have been using adidas products since kid but this one you have buy. its worth it. run like a wind March 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Dev R Amazing cleats! Great fit quality is outstanding love the new design it's way better than the past years! March 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Calciatore Solid Boot As advertised. Great boot. Lightweight. Good feel on the ball. March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Itskassie Awesome boot These cleats are great. Super light and very comfortable. I was worried that the color wasn't going to be very true but it is just about exact. Glad to add them to my adizero collection. Would highly recommend these boots. I got these about 5 weeks ago and they are great! March 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jaager Great Boot I love mine, although the heel bites into your ankle the first couple uses, once it's broken in it fits like a glove. They have great control and are thick enough so powerful shots don't hurt your foot. Amazing boots! March 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by e_ross_never_half_steppin great boot! Really great fit n light. The only problem that I do have with Adidas is that they need to make this boot in a kangaroo or a calfskin leather like Robin Van Persie or Messi's boots. Otherwise with the quick shipping n the great overall fit n feel of this f50, its worth every penny. March 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5Â by your average striker Quality Boot......if it lasts I bought the cleats from a non-adidas retailer and the boot has a quality upper and a good striking surface. The "dribbletex" doesn't really do much...... my foot was a good fit in the boot, but the laces go to low, so i have to lace the shoe all the way up, I have had the cleats for about only 3 months now, and i already have a large hole right on the top of my toe where the shoe meets the sole plate.... really frustrated at the durability and workmanship put into the cleat. thinking about asking for a refund but don't know if adidas will accept.... February 9, 2014
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Not So Left Back A Great Pair of Cleats I play a very aggressive style of Defense! These cleats have held up through the roughly 30-40 games I've played in them. All I do is wipe them off and they look just like the day I bought them! Pros. 1. Super light and sturdy! 2. Allows for quick sprints! 3. The material is very stiff so when you strike, cross, or clear the ball from the goal, your toe will not deform the material and mess your aim up. 4. Fits well with shin guards with an ankle sock and ankle pads. 5. Look great on the pitch! Cons. 1. Takes a few games to break them in. 2. The toe of the cleat is very narrow. 3. If you are playing on a wet pitch then you need to buy the soft ground plate. The standard plate will have you sliding everywhere. Overall I have always been a fan of the F50 series! I would recommend this cleat to anyone in any position that likes stiff, light, and bright cleats. February 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Striker77 Worth the money! Lightweight and fast. Great control and precision. Great for strikers, wingers or anyone fast. January 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Rico_7 Very lift weight cleats January 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Keegan Great pair of boots Wore these for about 2 and a half hours and they felt great! I felt like after these two hours they have already begun to mold to my feet and I can deffently tell they are very durable. Can already tell they are gonna be wonderful boots and hold up for a very long time. January 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by marcos_hernandez23 amazing Boot , love it This boot is so light the only bad thing is that the synthetic material starts to creese up . January 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Badri Adidas did it These boots are just without a doubt amazing and Adidas you did an amazing job. The color way is fresh and the boot is just extremely light and these boots do not need to be broken in they fit right away and feel like you've played with them for years. They are extremely comfortable which I love and it feels like I'm playing barefoot which has that nice feeling to the ball. Adidas this is a sensational creation and I'm sure you'll do more amazing but that boot is my favorite product made in the entire year of 2013. Big plus from me to Adidas and much love! January 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by College Footballer Top Class Boot I've had these boots for a little over two months now and have been able to give them a good run out.. The new upper on it is a little stiff at first but even just wearing them around in the dorm for a little bit loosened it right up and it because very comfortable. It does fit a little more narrow than the previous model, I had the leather version of the previous boot so that's probably why, but its not enough to turn away from this boot. The speed foil of the back looks kinda flimsy and waxy but it holds up extremely well during play. The dribble tex is a nice feature to have but honestly i didnt notice too much of a difference playing in the rain, but when its dry you can definitely tell there is a little more control than usual synthetic boots. The sprint frame is a little stiff as well, as usual with new boots, but I found that just warming up in them broke them in quite well. Striking the ball seems pretty nice although it does feel different than the last model. With the synthetic being thinner you definitely feel more of the strike on your foot and your shot is going to be a little more sensitive than it would be with a thicker leather upper. The whole upper together is constructed very well. The small problem i have is the joining of the hybridtouch and the speed foil happens to hit right on a soft spot on the side of my foot so sometimes i will loose circulation in it. But again the boot will fit differently for everyone and it's definitely not something that will turn me away from this boot. The last piece I'll talk about is the new stud layout. Its fantastic. When you plant to change direction there seems to be a ton of grip doing so. I'm use to planting and getting sometimes even a little give from the ground but the wider stud configuration on these has made them great for changing direction. Your foot stays planted and it makes that quick cut a little faster. The studs don't add any pressure to the foot or anything that i can tell so far and I'm even using the light weight insole. Over all the boot is phenomenal. If your looking for a nice light weight mix of a leather that won't stretch on you this would be my recommendation. Other than that best of luck in your footballing. January 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Kieran Evans Amazing at first, so annoyed now I have had these boots for less than a month, they are very lightweight and comfortable. At first I thought they were brilliant, but now my opinion has changed completely. I have only used them four times since I bought them and one of the rear studs have already snapped off. For the price they are things like this shouldn't happen. Do not recommend this product to anyone. February 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by jjk1213 Minor problems but overall great shoe These cleats are very light in your hand and on your feet. The upper on the shoes is very soft and flexible from out of the box and requires very little amount of break in time. But during my first few hours using these shoes I got painful blisters on my heels and around my ankles but after you break them in the blisters stop and the shoes are amazing. January 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by clr550 Nearly perfect The only complaint I have is some Achilles pain from the high tab in the back. Otherwise, I love the fit, the feel, the lightness. January 31, 2014
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Ozil jr Best purchase ever These are a good cleat for people who like F50's. They're slimmer around the middle making them tighter than normal F50's but not uncomfortable. Snug is a good word to use. Good control feel when dribbling. Highly recommend January 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Joshua the greatest Worth every penny The cleets are very lightweight and you can tell when you are playing. The very thin synthetic gives you very control for the ball and striking the ball is nothing to worry about. If you have wider feet you may feel a little bit oh pain around the edge of the foot. I would recommend these boots to anyone January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by AlexM12 Very Reliable The shoe fits great, and feels fantastic. Great improvement from the previous model, this one is lighter, and provides better touch. The only downside is that in some areas it may be too thin. January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ChewyCLY Amazing cleats I loved these shoes so much so fit it amazing the upper is soo good and they are so light im a size 12 and the cleats were still light in my hand, the traction was so good the studs did not dig in to deep into the ground when I rand and they are super easy to clean these are such a step up from the last generation and I loved the last generation of Adizero F-50 's they take about a 2 1/2 hours of intensive use to break in and after the break in the mold to your foot amzingly. December 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DoZe F50 adizero Shoes are amazing the colors there light weight. Look good and are comfortable I recommend these to anyway it literally feels like I am playing without shoes. December 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Evkos Fantastic Boot This cleat is great because of the thin synthetic upper and the speed-foil. This is honestly the lightest cleat that I have ever used. The new stud pattern has helped with comfort and traction. My only problem with this cleat is that the studs wore away a too quickly. The studs near the front of the cleat have almost dissolved to half of the size they used to be. December 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Alex_LA_323 The best f50 made so far The samba f50 are best f50 made so far. The hybridtouch synthetic material gives you great feel for the ball, its amazing how these boots are extremely light weight. I recommend these boots. overall great boots. December 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Degui Best cleats ever, every light November 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Sebass Big improvement This is a huge improvement from the last f50s but I do love the, they have made some great changes and I recommend it but I am not much of a person who's buys costly shoes but these are great. Enjoy. November 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by abrahamfh great touch I was able to enjoy a pair of these in synthetic and leather. The synthetic was def lighter and allow for more feel as the synthetic was also thinner material. The leather was a little heavier but as a striker I really enjoyed the extra cushion which allowed me the freedom to put more power into my shots. Either way, both the synthetic and leather versions were both great quality boots. November 26, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Jazz11 Great boot I was looking for a durable boot that would hold up as I put it thought a lot. I play high school and club soccer. With this boot I am finding it to be very durable. As well this boot has a great feel to it. I'm a big fan of leather cleats. These are one of the best boots I have worn in a while. November 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by GCsoccer22 Amazing cleats They hurt when you break them in but after that, they are great. Nice touch... They are thin but not enough to where it hurts too bad to get stepped on. November 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by bhan Major Improvement, except... I think overall this is the best synthetic F50 so far. the synthetic is really soft, thanks to its Hybrid Touch material. It also features speed foil and dribbletex, and both of those technologies perform amazing. The speed foil is a cool feature and even though it looks like its going to break apart after 1 game, but it does not. It is a really durable material. The dribbletex is another cool feature that Adidas adds to this year F50. Honestly, I think it works to certain extent, but it will not help your touch (it all comes down to the individual skill). I prefer to dribble with outside of my shoes and one critic that I personally have with dribbletex is that it does not cover the outer part of the shoes. This year F50 will also feature all-new studs pattern and it works great when you make quick cuts, but it feels kinda clingy when you want to make quick turning moves. The fit is perfect and I highly recommend stay true to size. The fit is a little bit tight right out of the box, but once you put enough hour, it will mold perfectly to your foot. Weight: 150g, Amazing Negative: Personally, I got blisters on my left heel and it is annoying. I did not have this problem with my pervious F50s and any other Adidas cleats, so I'm quite disappointed with this. November 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by aswag fast you will run faster. November 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by leniek10 name should be name should be F50 supersonic November 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Messi 2012 Great buy, a little expensive I have owned the last 2 years of f50s. I have loved them, a great touch, good passing and amazing shooting capibility. While I love the models I have owned they have had a few issues, first they are rather expensive and on the newer pair the stitching is becoming to break(although this may be from use, I play 9 times a week). Overall a great shoe for those willing to spend their money on it. November 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by shah13 these boots are the best adidas F50s ever but there's only one disadvantage. I wish there were more flag's . eg india October 26, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by spencer m there okay ive had these boots for 3 months and there okay but i have three main complaints. First they have nothing on it at all to help ball control. Second i always am sliding around in them on the field. And thirdly there cracking and falling apart in the first use they got scuffed really badly multiple times. They now look like there 2 or 3 years old. October 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by diegues only one small problem I liked this cleats and I think is the best one i have ever use, but the problem is that i feel like my foot dont fixed on the hills. October 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Coach Miguel 10 hours a week As a coach, I wear cleats 10 hours a week. These cleats provide the comfort and performance that I require. I found the forefoot to be just a bit wider than other cleats and I didn't realize I needed the extra room until I started wearing them. The upper of the forefoot is all leather which is super comfortable and conforming. My feet are very happy. October 21, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Landon Donovan Top- Notch Boots!! :) For the first time i bought adidas and I was a bit nervous ( I have worn diadoras for 21 years). These boots made me so good at football and they are so comfortable. I got them in the yellow color way and I love them. These will transform a bad player into a ronaldo caliber player! I highly recommend them. October 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Future Messi 1028 Best Adidas Shoe! The shoe fits well and provides a comfortable touch to the ball and also allows you to play at the highest level possible. This shoe is very lightweight, and durable at the same time. Although this shoe is a bit wide, it still is a great one to buy. October 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ASFJerome Cant Get Any better These shoes make the world turn for me, I give complete and total props to adidas for being the best sports company there is, I broke them in after one practice, they are a pinnacle of soprts technology. October 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by a thrilled parent like running on air I bought these cleats for my son. He plays for a very good team (U-15) that travels mainly in the Southeast. He is a defender. I chatted on line with a consultant. The discussion was very useful. (I liked chatting because he could direct me to specific cleats with links. I didn't have to hunt to find which cleats we were comparing). By his help I selected the F50's and the correct size. That was a good choice. The first practice he had the cleats he freaked. They were so light he had to get used to them. His lower level Adidas felt so heavy in comparison! The F50's are great. He has played with them 3 or 4 games, and they are comfortable. The insole that came with the cleats is great. The cleats are worth every dime I spent. My son has a wide foot, and some companies' cleats are just too narrow. Now that I have bought him top-line cleats I have high expectations for his play! September 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jr. El Nino The Lightest... The control and the feel for the ball when you're attacking a defender 1v1 is amazing, I feel as If I can do whatever I please to do. I love cutting back and the traction is amazing!! Never will I have to buy another these are perfect. Even though the price is kinda high for me I still think I got my moneys worth for these boots. September 27, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by ilevyant Waste of my money I bought them when they just came out. They are so uncomfortable, thought very light. They are unbreakable. I like their weight and good looking, but the fit and comfort is awful. September 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Futball4me Durability issues We have used the f50 series for several seasons and have mixed feelings. While the shoe fits well and performs well there have been some durability issues. Several pairs have been returned for uppers tearing loose from the sole. The last pair purchased had a cleat break off. I will say the warranty coverage has been superb and am grateful for that. September 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by F50 Quality Boots These boots are lightweight, provide good traction with the excellent stud configuration and give me a good touch for the ball. August 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by GermanPlayer30 Great boots Right out of the box I knew these would be my dream boots. They take a couple of days to wear them in. Out of the box the Leather is stern, not nearly as soft as the teimpo legends but once u break them in the leather upper feels great. The touch on the ball is amazing. And striking the ball feels much better than my pretadtors lz 1s. And weighing only 7.0 ounces for being practically all lether is great. Hands down best cleat I've worn. August 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by hawaiisoccer Very good cleats fits to size, comfortable, very light weight. August 28, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ATrain23 Best shoe I've ever had..but This is the best, lightest, highest performing shoe I've ever had. Superlight! Love it! I am a keeper on an NPL team, practice 4x a week, plus 1-2 games per week. I have put them thru the ringer. The only problem is, at the NPL playoffs in Denver, the front 2 studs fell off my dominant foot shoe, so I had to buy a last minute replacement shoe, which I hate. What's the best solution for getting replacement studs? uggh August 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by abrahamfh Top Quality Boots So far I have only played with them once but the feel is beyond amazing. First time synthetic purchase and will admit that in the first touch department these boots are the best I have ever owned. Unfortunately though, the feel is so great that it does hurt a little when striking the ball, I'm sure it will take some time to get used to and will no longer be a problem eventually. Boots are true to size but if you have wide feet go no more than half a size up. I tried the F30's for fit before ordering the F50's at my local Santa Monica adidas store (they were out of F50's) and the 13's were spot, on but I can't say the same about the F50's. they are perfect width wise but too long. August 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by College/DA Player Well worth it. August 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Smoothie The price is comparable, the shoes most comfortable and very light in weight. My son loves them. They are the best shoe ever. August 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by tkcn Great replacement after all!! My son's previous cleats, Adidas adipure 11pro got damaged at one of the games, and we've decided to order this cleats because of 11 pro being no longer available. Processing was very easy and the staffs who have worked with were very efficient and helpful. The new cleats started breaking in on the first time. (after a few time of wearing helped the cleats to break in completely.) The cleats is very lightweight and has a great grip which helps to move any directions. (One note: The heel cup area is stiff, so it would be depending on a person who may like it or not.) My son really likes this cleats. After all, it was a great replacement. August 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by brettj2a Best cleats ever This is my 7th pair of adidas F50s. I love these cleats and have tried other ones but they just didn't feel the same. By far, my favorite cleat and looks great with my teams all black uniform. July 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by goalkeeper0498 Great Boots These boots are a great fit and have improved my game tremendously. They are for every position on the field. I personally am a goalkeeper and are perfect. July 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by e-man17 Top purchase! I have been wearing the adizero's for a long time now.They are my favorite shoe. I really like the way they fit and the quality of the shoe. July 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Juan3592 Lives Gold The best quality, just AS GOLD can be. July 15, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by the last hero pretty good over all it was a good shoe feel for the touch needs improvement though July 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TexMex95 Great Buy!! These are super light shoes. It's truly incredible. They run a little tight and take about 3 weeks to fully break in. But once you do break them in they offer a great touch. The feel extremely durable and they are easy to clean with a wet cloth or towel. I've been using mine for a couple months now and couldn't be happier. I use the comfort sole instead of the reaction one. It's just too thin. My opinion. Great job adidas. Great shoe. Great style and fit. July 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Interesting shoe Normally I play defensive midfield so I wasn't planning on buying these, but after my last predators had seen their last game these were on sale for 116 dollars so I picked them up. They are ridiculously light, well constructed and not horrible for my purposes of disposing and passing. They don't have the power or control that the predators did but they are obviously built for a forward and let your feet move more fluidly on the ball. I'm very happy with these :) July 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Maxon Really great quality Extremely comfortable, light, and a great touch on the ball July 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by feanyo best shoes by the best brand hearing that Messi wears these shoes surprised me when i was reading the reviews. i ordered a pair and I understand why. These shoes offer a great touch on the ball and allows you control the ball very well. my juggling has improved with just putting on the shoes. they are still getting broke in but they are becoming a better shoe too. very light weight. July 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by El Flaco Inconceivable These things are AWESOME!! Great Fit, Great Preformance. The Champagne of Soccer Boots. The Adidas Name was selling point #1. Every true soccer player should give them run. No other cleat will go into extra time without hesitation and into Penalty Shots if needed. July 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JoshG Best Boot Ever Amazing boot, comfortable feel, great ball control, and feels amazing when i shoot. Best football boot ever, and Great colorway. June 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by AMB #3 Run a little big, but great!! I ordered these in a 10.5 because that's what I wore in my Nike T90s. I got them and I had a lot of space up by my toe. I returned them and I have yet to get a size 10, but these cleats were light, sharp, and I can't wait to start playing once I get my new size! June 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by C.A Very Good Shoes There the best shoes i ever try and very light. But one thing i didn`t was it didn`t came with the micoach =( but i still like this shoe and i recommend it June 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Se88 Great shoes This soccer boots are amazing! I can be here all day writing down how Adidas has improved the f50s in every way. The only thing is, this generation size 9 runs small and 9 1/2 to big, the previous my coach was perfect for me. anyways I switched on the leather f50s which are brtter because they stretch more on the toe box. But I like the bare foot feeling so I'm looking forward the next generation and hope they fix it. Thank u Adidas for giving your all to satisfy your costumer! :) May 25, 2013
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 125 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Uzis 68 These shoes are perfect, they are so light and thin it's awesome. You will love these shoes, surprisingly they helped my touch on the ball quite a bit. May 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by aco Great boots with a fatal flaw. I am now on my 8th pair in the past 3 years. I have always bought the leather version of the Adizero's. They are light and fit my wide feet, especially this latest design without the plastic on leather Sprintframe. The fatal flaw is that I needed to replace the 6 previous pairs because the stud tips keep breaking off in normal use. If Adidas could make the studs a single molding instead of adding the tips, I assume for color and style, this would be the perfect boot. May 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by The Beast (@PCU) Best Soccer cleats ever!!!! I just received my newest pair of f50 Adizero in blue leather. I have the same style in the black leather, both are the lightest, best soccer cleats I've ever worn. I also have a pair of the latest Messi cleats, but I prefer the leather cleats. They give better feel & control of the ball. I've tried other brands, but have always gone back to Adidas cleats. My last 11 pairs of cleats have been Adidas. Adidas is SOCCER! May 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by sasuke wow! they are amazing I really like adidas F50, just perfect for me May 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by beaver Best boots in the world when i put these on, i knew they were the right ones. they are light and give you that extra speed boost. i would recomend this to any one who likes football. May 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Ageiersbach Amazing Power and Touch I thought that leather cleats would not be as good, but seeing that all of the pros wear them, I wanted to try them. I now recommend that everyone get leather F50s. The power that you get from them when striking the ball is unbelievable! Also, the softer and much more comfortable fit allows for a better touch on the ball. The cleats themselves are very comfortable and they fit like a glove. I would highly recommend them for all positions. April 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Ryan N. Terrific Lightest shoes I've worn April 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by BoricuaBoy95 Awesome Cleats!!! Wonderful cleats!! I've the Predators the 2012 version as well. I like the MiCoach capability as the Preds did not. However I believe I got more wear from the Preds as these F50's seem to be more fragile from play. Pros: 1.)Comfortable fit 2.)Great touch with the ball 3.)Compatible with MiCoach 4.)Sleek look Cons: 1.)Wear has shown near the areas where the ball has contact with most in a short time of 2 or 3 weeks (about 10 to 15 games) 2.)Sole plate separating from the leather April 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Edward12 Quality Cleats Overall I have been very satisfied with these cleats. They take a little while to fit to your foot, but after that, they are comfortable. There is very little arch support, so if you have tall arches, this may be a problem. I play Ultimate, not soccer, so I can't comment on ball striking, but these cleats are great for cutting and running. Overall, a very light and high quality cleat, as well as good looking. April 17, 2013


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Best Hangover Cure?
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Best Hangover Cure?
It is obvious from the various posts around here that just about everyone but tafnut occasionally (or more often) imbibes in sprits a bit stronger than milk or root beer. As such, many posters probably have had the pleasure of a hangover.
The question before the house: what hangover cure(s) have you found most effective.
Mine: back in the pre-bad-hammy days I was pleasantly surprised to find that an eight-mile run in Strawberry Canyon above Cal Berkeley did the trick. (I don't think you have to come out here to run on the same trail to have the same general effect.) I would have passed on the run ('cause, as some may know, hangovers kind of make you feel bad), but I had pre-arranged to meet an old high-school buddy there and had no way to contact him to cancel. Felt like Hell for the first mile or so, and then the fog began to clear. Felt great by the end.
Breakfast tacos. Although I understand that is a concept not widely understood outside of Texas. (Basically, eggs and your choice of other ingredients wrapped in a torilla.) Even better: migas. That's a dish of fried corn tortilla strips mixed with eggs, cheese, onions, tomatoes, and serrano peppers. For a dollar extra you can have chorizo sausage added. Highly recommended.
I am told nothing works better than menudo (for those of you not familiar with Southwestern culture, that translates to intestine soup). However, I haven't worked up the nerve to find out. I'm planning on throwing a hum-dinger of a birthday party for my wife tonight, so maybe I'll have occasion to try it tomorrow morning.
Re: Best Hangover Cure?
OK, you're getting it for that - the True Story of the time tafnut not only drank (gasp!), but got drunk (double gasp!). And . . . as an added benefit, it is apropos here.
So it's 1983, and me and the boys (the 12-man crew of a P-3 anti-submarine warfare aircraft) have been flying our heinies (no, not the beer, our fannies) off, with round-the clock missions (which from brief to debrief is 12 hours!) in the Azores. We're all exhausted and the CO (Commanding Officer) volunteers my crew to run up to Iceland and back to get his girlfriend, i.e., NOT his wife (and oh yes, he was married) a new stereo. [long story why the Keflavik, Iceland Navy Exchange has the best selection and prices on stereo - but, c'mon, what else is there to do there?] So we don't want to go, but how do disobey the order? We get tafnut (who NEVER drinks) so drunk, we can't be on the flight schedule the next day (the theory is that this is such an odd anomaly, that the CO will have to see we're in no shape to fly).
But the problem is that LCDR Tafnut can NOT abide any kind of drink, so how do we accomplish this? Vodka and grenadine! The grenadine masks the nasty vodka taste and sure enough tafnut downs 8 8-ounce glasses of the stuff! He is WASTED! The CO strolls into the Officers Club bar at 11pm, only to see tafnut standing at a pinball table in his underwear, flight suit draped around his ankles. There are pretty nurses standing on either side of him, cheering mightily for he has 8 free balls to play and he's nearing the table record [let's keep our focus here, I know the image is disturbing and fraught with all sorts of entendres). The CO demands to know what's going on and tafnut turns to his CO and blows about 24 oz of red vodka at the CO. tafnut remembers very little of what happened next except to hear the phrase, "Crew 11 will report at 0700 for the annual Physical Readiness Test." The test is pushups, situps, and a 1.5 mile run.
The next day at 0730, the crew has completed all portions of the PRT (again - tafnut only remembers bits and pieces of this) except the 1.5 run. What tafnut does remember is the unacceptable prospect of not running at least a 8:20, which is the slowest time he has ever run and he is NOT going to let himself or anyone else down NOW! But the good news is that tafnut is clearly STILL DRUNK! And indeed, in this 'painless' state, tafnut PRs with an 8:05 (lifetime PR)!!
The CO is stony-faced and sends the crew home for the day, restricted to base for 48 hours. When tafnut reawoke that night there were zero after-effects!
The moral of the story - to avoid hangovers, stay drunk for as long as possible, then do a hard run, and then sleep it off. Worked for me!
After a night of drinking stop at a Diner get "Scramble three with Bacon and Sausage , homefries well ,double order of well buttered Rye lightly toasted,Two large chocolate malts w/extra malt and a raw egg,coffee , and leave the pitcher of ice water".At this point a good waiter would say"Extra Grease on the homefries(?)"
Truth.............. nothing works but lots of water and lots of time.
Re: Best Hangover Cure?
Now see that is the reason we all drink! What the heck is wrong with you
there are basically 2 catagories. the healthy recovery and the unhealthy recovery.
heathly recovery- if you can, before bed, 3 asprin and all the water you can drink. drink more water when you get up to pee. in the mornin. v8 juice, bacon and eggs. more water, more asprin. go back to bed. get up go for run-shower.
unhealthy recovery- i once flew from east coast to west coast drinking and playing music till 9 am my time. maybe 24 beers in 24 hours. woke up after 3 hours. couldnt sleep. someone said " hey man are you alright, you look green" 2 double , extra spicy bloody marys later and i felt like a million dollars!
Since a hangover is in essence a combination of alcohol withdrawal and fasting, Squack's "unhealthy recovery" is the most physiological. The trouble with it is that if one continues......
Big, fat, tasty mexican burrito filled with yellow rice, black beans, tomatos, onions, garlic, white cheese and peppar salad before you head home from town.
Two old running buddies of mine stayed out all night in SF 12 years ago -- by all night, I mean until 05.00. Drank, carried on and pushed themselves way past their limits. THEN ran the 6-mile Wharf-to-Wharf run in Santa Cruz, CA three hours later (including 1 hour of travel time between SF and SC). One of them ran 29.30 and the other 29.46... I don:t think they felt the pain... have no idea how the heck they made it that far with nothing but booze and alcohol running through their veins.
I had a similarly dumb experience ... ran a mile at an all-comers one summer later after being out until 04.15 and having a "good" night out, put mildy. Awoke at 08.00, jogged 3,4 km to the track where the races were being contested at 08.30, literally jumped out of my sweats and stepped onto the track without any spikes, and placed 2:nd by 0,13 seconds to a previous top-5 all-time USA steeplechaser.
Should:ve, would:ve, could:ve, but didn:t do any more or any less. What saved me was the huge, tasty burrito at 03.15.
WARNING: Kids, don:t try this stupid stuff at home - or any beer miles, really.
. THEN ran the 6-mile Wharf-to-Wharf run in Santa Cruz
ive run this race many times but not near as fast. i can only conclude from this that i must, i mean must find a way to drink MORE beer!!
I like the occasional drink (no beer-yuk!) but I have never been drunk.
Don't know many people who can say that (including my own grown children) but I have seen drunk people and it does not look like fun.
Funny- squackee you are very prominent on alcohol threads!!!
I wish I could reach through the computer and erase that "e" on potato!
This sounds like someone who only equates intoxicated with Girls Gone Wild, Mardis Gras-type drinking. There's a huge difference between the frat boy or Hell's Angels fall-down drunk and the sitting with your friends, marinating, and enjoying good conversation/food/dancing kind of drunk. The latter, I can assure you, can be a very nice feeling.
Back to the topic at hand, however. When I'm feeling mature and responsible, I down a glass of H2O following every beer or glass of wine. The dizzy drunkeness onset seems to be delayed or prevented, and it certainly takes care of the hydration problem. Also, by staying on top of the hydration during the night, I'm not struggling as much to pound quarts of water on a queazy stomach later that night or the next morning.
This sounds like someone who only equates intoxicated with Girls Gone Wild, Mardis Gras-type drinking. There's a huge difference between the frat boy or Hell's Angels fall-down drunk and the sitting with your friends, marinating, and enjoying good conversation/food/dancing kind of drunk. The latter, I can assure you, can be a very nice feeling
I get those same feelings without alcohol. I have nothing against other people doing whatever they want-it's just not for me.
But hey there is still time......
Wow- squackee I love you man!
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I just thought it was a Dan Quail reference
I had oxygen administered to me at my university's infirmary before I was able to take my last final exam.
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this explains everything! party on twittering debutante dude.
An appropriate thread for a T&F forum... One primary source of hangovers is dehydration -- alchohol essentially tricks your kidney and bladder into prematurely emptying, and pulling excess water from your body (including your cells).
As it turns out, any body fluid replacement drink does wonders, above and beyond just plain water. Gatorade or Pedialyte are good candidates. The problem with taking pain killers (tylenol or ibuprofen) is that there are studies linking those to liver damage (whether it's worse damage than done by the alcohol is an open argument, but...).
Another excellent method of prevention is taking multivitamins (as I think some others have mentioned). Along with the fluid replacement, those will replace required minerals and compounds that have been lost in the "fluid discharge".
If you nurse a heavy night of drinking like you would a brutal workout, the results are quite surprising.... or so I'm told.
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When I was 22 - Water, workout, sex.
32 - Codeine, cough, sex.
42 - Under duvet, self-piteous whimpering, TV.
Update: Nope, I forgot about the menudo and went for the tacos and migas again. They made life bearable, but I think the power of my partying the night before was just too much to overcome. I'd like to lay the blame on T&FN staffer Bret Bloomquist, but I must admit I was already pretty well lit by the time he showed up. No one to blame but myself. I think I'll go to bed about 9pm alcohol-free next weekend.
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Been cleaning-out nest boxes.
Forty seven of them to be exact.
Nesting season is just around the corner and I want to be sure that the boxes have been cleaned of all of the old nesting material, any dead birds or other junk.
Spring housekeeping.
Some of the boxes have been occupied over the winter and up to the present time by these guys.
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Hank Williams popularized this song and now it's taken to the next level.
It is the start of the weekend people. Skip out of work and mellow-out to some awesome Norah Jones...
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Do kids take shop class anymore?
I had a conversation with a pal of mine about this very same subject last week and we were basically convinced that a generation of children have been born into the digital entertainment age and are completely incapable of hanging a door or cabinet, plumbing a toilet or faucet, wiring a switch or even building a bird house.


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A huge Mexican avocado crop has severely limited exports of Chilean avocados to the U.S.
Because of the size of the Mexican crop, Calavo Growers Inc., Santa Paula, Calif., isn't even importing avocados from Chile this season, said Rob Wedin, vice president of sales and fresh marketing.
The Association of Michoacán State Avocado Producers and Packers (APEAM) projects that 986 million pounds of Mexican avocados will be shipped to the U.S. in 2012-13, up from 782 million pounds in 2011-12.
Initially, Wedin said, Chilean shippers expected to send 130 million pounds of avocados to the U.S. That was first downgraded to 100 million pounds. As of mid-December, the estimate had plummeted to about 50 million pounds because of Chilean shippers' fears of oversaturated U.S. markets.
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The week of Dec. 10, about 31 million pounds of avocados were shipped from Mexico to the U.S. Just 1.5 million pounds came from Chile, said Bob Lucy, partner in Del Rey Avocado Co. Inc., Fallbrook, Calif.
Those are big volumes from Mexico, but not so big that markets couldn't be a little stronger, Lucy said.
"We're at about the threshold of where we can move things smoothly, but the market's about $3-5 under where we think it could be."
On Dec. 18, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported prices of $17.25-18.25 for two-layer cartons of hass 48s from Mexico, down from $24.25 last year at the same time.
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|Suggested Uses
|College, Commuting, Family Outings, Fishing, Going to the Cabin, Hiking, Hunting, Road Trip, School, Snowshoeing, Travel
|16H x 15W x 6D + pockets
Full Description
An ideal medium-sized pack for any day trip, whether its hiking, biking, canoeing, or wandering the streets of Europe. Features include a roomy buckle-down front pocket, buckle-down side pockets, and rugged leather straps and roller buckles. Constructed of 15-ounce canvas with cotton webbing shoulder straps. Also available in Waxed Canvas. Made in USA.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 16H x 15W x 6D + pockets
- Capacity: 1845(+) plus pockets cubic inches + pockets
- Construction: 15 oz canvas, box style design, leather reinforcement for all rivets and high stress seams, cotton web shoulder straps, two riveted premium leather flap straps, front buckle-down pocket, two side pockets with buckling flaps
Craftsmanship and Guarantee
All of our handmade packs and bags are built to last in Duluth, Minnesota, USA. Our factory, where we have been building our products since 1911, is home to an extremely talented group of sewers, riveters, and leather craftspeople. Each piece of Duluth Pack gear is painstakingly built by hand with the attention and detail that only a true artisan can provide. We stand behind our work and are proud to offer a lifetime warranty covering all craftsmanship and hardware we use in the construction of our products. Craftsmanship includes our sewing and riveting. Hardware includes all zippers, buckles, D-rings, snaps, and any other parts utilized in the manufacturing of our bags. If at anytime during the life of your Duluth Pack product you have problems in these areas, return the product and it will be repaired free of charge. If the product cannot be repaired due to a defect in craftsmanship or faulty hardware, we will be happy to replace the item at Duluth Pack's discretion. While your Duluth Pack item is designed to provide you with many years of use, Duluth Pack is not responsible for common wear and tear or misuse of your product and is therefore not covered by our warranty. Of course, damages not covered under warranty can usually be repaired at a minimal cost. We sincerely value your patronage and will always do our absolute best to go the extra mile to ensure that you are happy with every Duluth Pack purchase.
Customer Reviews
- Awesome pack
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Bought mine in waxed canvas over a year ago. Numerous trips to the cabin and out of town trips for work and still just like new. No zippers or snaps to break just old fashioned quality straps and buckles keep everything snug and secure. Great product no complaints.
Posted on 2/24/12 by DA
- Great pack for most uses!
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I've owned the Wanderer since 2007, abusing it as my field pack for work and carrying it as my "man-bag" almost daily. I've taken this bag with me nearly every day of the past five years, worn it for 16+ hours at a time with 20+ lbs in it, and have used it in all four seasons in northern Minnesota. It's been stepped on, slammed in doors, dragged through the mud and over rocks and between trees, submerged, frozen, dropped, thrown, and barfed on (I have young kids).
The cotton canvas is a great material. It's durable, quiet, comfortable to wear in the hot summer, dries quickly when wet, and is easy to wash. The only wear on the pack is slight fraying of the shoulder straps, and a dime-sized hole on the outside of one of the outer water bottle pockets. (Where the water bottles in the pack rub against trees). In rain, the contents of the pack stay dry, to mostly dry. The stitching, leather straps, leather cinch cord, rivets, and buckles have also held up perfectly. The cotton has faded, but that's to be expected.
It's a good-sized day pack. The pack will easily hold all my field gear for a day's work (lunch, water bottles, camera, GPS, maps, flagging, tools, foldable shovel, field notebook, field guides, fleece vest, rain jacket, etc.). Any clothing items that don't fit in the main compartment can be rolled up, tucked under the main flap, and secured with the long straps. Shoulder straps can be lengthened to accommodate larger winter jackets, or shortened to wear shirtless. The outer bottle pockets add width to the pack and sometimes make it difficult to squeeze between trees (or between people at a grocery store), but it's usually not an issue.
--This pack has an unpadded back, and bulky/pointy items (field notebooks, equipment, tools, etc.) should be packed deliberately between soft items (or on the outside of the cargo pocket) to maximize the user's comfort for extended use. Sometimes I find myself packing an extra article of clothing with which to pad equipment…not a big deal, but sometimes annoying at the end of a long day. A flat "map" pocket built in the main cargo pocket (on the strap-side of the pack) could be used for holding padding. (If a back pad was included that could double as a diaper-changing pad , it'd get super bonus points…)
--This pack is not particularly suited to carrying heavy weight for long periods of time. For most users, this may not be an issue, but a waist belt and pack stays (to transfer pack weight from the shoulders to the hips/waist) might be a welcome modification for those that carry heavy loads for long periods of time. A sternum strap might also be nice…
--This pack might benefit from some strategicially-placed leather patches on areas that are likely to receive heavy wear or repeated abrasion. (Bottom of pack, bottom of water bottle pockets)
Overall, the Wanderer is a super daypack for most users/uses, with quality materials and workmanship and a very nice style. Those looking for a pack to carry weightier or bulkier items may want to look to a more modern pack, or petition Duluth Pack for some upgrades. :-) This pack is worth the cost, and I love supporting local business. Thanks, Duluth Pack!
Posted on 2/3/12 by D
- Bound for Budapest
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This backpack is amazing! Strong and sturdy, check. Amazing construction and attention to detail, check! Great in inclement weather, check! Comfortable straps and very roomy, check! I took this pack to The Lakes District in England on a camping trip for three weeks in 2006. I was able to fit all of my sundries and clothes, and extra pair of shoes, along with some music and books and two water bottles in this pack. Mind you I roll thing military style, however it holds a lot! I am ordering my second since I gifted my first to my husband! Can't wait to receive it and head off to Hungary!
Posted on 9/30/11 by gypsygirl
- Love the pack
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Received this as a gift. Love it! It weathered Yosemite during the rainy season without a hitch! Good times ahead!
Posted on 8/6/11 by rsy6
- Travels through Brazil
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This is an exceptional pack. There is a lot of attention to detail as far as the construction of this pack goes. I took this pack for a month long excursion to Brazil and it held up great. It rode with me on the buses, and metro stations, it tagged along through hours and hours of navigating downtown Rio de Janeiro, it survived being kicked along an several airport floors... It handled the trip just fine. This pack will accompany me throughout all of my travels, and I'm sure it will hold up just fine. Good job Duluth Pack!
Posted on 7/6/11 by World Traveler
- Fantastic Pack
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my pack came in this week. I was informed when i ordered that it could take up to 7 weeks for the bag, but it came in just less than three weeks. Every aspect of this bag shows craftsmanship and superb materials. well worth the price, and completely made in USA. i cant wait to take it to the camp or on my next bushcrafting weekend.
thank you for your excellent products and great customer service.
Posted on 6/22/11 by Don
- Great Pack!!!
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I finally got my Wanderer today. It took nearly 7 weeks to get it (which is my only complaint), but it was worth the wait. Very well designed and made and I'm so glad I got the waxed canvas. It exceeded my expectations. Shoulder straps are comfortable and the pack rides up along my shoulder blades instead of low and saggy like lots of other packs I've owned. I'm using mine as a bushcraft/hunting pack. All my basic survival equipment fits and plenty of extra stuff for those long days in the field chasing elk and deer around. I got tired of the the modern tactical look of all my gear, but wanted something that was still built as well as my mil-spec stuff. This pack definitely fit the bill. Thanks for building such a great product and thanks for supporting the American worker by making it in the good ol' U.S.A.!!!
Posted on 2/8/11 by David
- An old friend
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It's fun to walk into a camping area and have the other hiker's ask, where did you get that pack. Over the year's, I've directed several your way. Thank you for a great product. Mine has had years of use. Every time I put it on, it's like getting a hug from an old friend.
Posted on 1/20/11 by Duke
- Excellent first impressions
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I received this pack as an early Christmas gift, and i am absolutely thrilled with. I packed it with all the things i packed for my trip up to Indiana without any issues. Now i plan to take it back to Kentucky and take it on a hike or on a paddle outing asap.
Thank You Duluth Pack for making a quality product that is actually made in the USA.
Posted on 11/25/10 by Chuck
- Amazing bag
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I have used this bag everyday for about 6 years. I've used it as a school bag, filled it with clothes for weekend trips, and its been my daypack on trips around the world. The black colour has almost completely faded to grey from the sun, a few holes have formed at the corner of the outside pockets, and the drawstring has been worn through (I just tied it together) but despite these cosmetic flaws I wouldn't trade this baby in for a new one. I love its waterproof quality, and the looks are classic. Buy this bag.
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