Which is better fg or sg Videos

• 1. Nike Hypervenom Phantom Stud Pattern Comparison - SG Pro vs FG vs AG
• 2. Adidas Adizero F50 SG-PRO & FG TEST | Czech Kicks |
• 3. Nike Mercurial Veloce - SG & FG - Unboxing + On Feet + Review
• 4. Sondico Touch FG and SG - Unboxing + On Feet
• 5. Nike Hypervenom Phantom SG-Pro und FG Vergleich
• 6. T8-FG / T14-SG (Futaba Sender) DualRate & Expo einstellen
• 7. Nike Mercurial Vapor 9 IX Stud Pattern Comparison - AG VS FG VS SG-Pro

Nike Hypervenom Phantom Stud Pattern Comparison - SG Pro vs FG vs AG

User Comments

Bleurant “Blurre” Beqiri commented on 20 Dec 2015

Can the Ag studs be used in natural grass too?

Bleurant “Blurre” Beqiri commented on 21 Dec 2015

+Soccer Reviews For You what's gonna happend with the cleats? (sorry for bad english)

Soccer Reviews For You commented on 20 Dec 2015

+Bleurant “Blurre” Beqiri Nope.

Water Flame commented on 08 Dec 2015

I got turf shoe but our school uses regular grass.... can I use turf in a regular grass?

Water Flame commented on 09 Dec 2015

+Soccer Reviews For You thank you for reply

Soccer Reviews For You commented on 08 Dec 2015

+Water Flame You can, you just won't have the greatest traction.

kevintamk commented on 21 Sep 2015

what is AG-R?

Soccer Reviews For You commented on 21 Sep 2015

+kevintamk AG-R is the same as AG.

Alex Saiah commented on 17 May 2015

So i can't play with the FG shoes on artifical grass?? 

Water Flame commented on 08 Dec 2015

+Soccer Reviews For You Can I use turf shoes on regular grass?

Soccer Reviews For You commented on 18 May 2015

+Alex Saiah I wouldn't recommend it.

Ab Yeh commented on 29 Mar 2015

Is there a difference between AG and AG-R on Nike shoes? I'm confused. 

Soccer Reviews For You commented on 29 Mar 2015

+Ab Yeh Nope.

Anthony Alfieri commented on 28 Mar 2015

Hey Josh. If I were to use the FG phantoms on turf for a few weeks would they show durability issues?

Soccer Reviews For You commented on 28 Mar 2015

+Anthony Alfieri Potentially yes.

Adidas Adizero F50 SG-PRO & FG TEST | Czech Kicks |

User Comments

SAPfootball commented on 07 Nov 2014

Jeden z nejlepších testů na kopačky!:) Dobrá práce!

Czech Kicks commented on 07 Nov 2014

Děkujeme .. :D

Nike Mercurial Veloce - SG & FG - Unboxing + On Feet + Review

User Comments

FABITV commented on 02 Jan 2015

Nike Mercurial Superfly Review soon !

Alfie Turner commented on 24 Jul 2015

nice boots i have the hi vis ones

AktivCrafterLP commented on 06 Oct 2013

Du bist albaner ? :))

Nikola Djumic commented on 26 Oct 2013

Suck ass!!

FABITV commented on 06 Oct 2013

Nö;)

Sondico Touch FG and SG - Unboxing + On Feet

User Comments

Owen Hughes commented on 06 May 2015

You get bullied for having sondico boots that's why I get Nike or adidas boots.

Owen Hughes commented on 16 Dec 2015

+Ellnoob no people will just say ha u got shit boots

Ellnoob commented on 27 Nov 2015

Unless your really good and everyone wants them too

Nike Hypervenom Phantom SG-Pro und FG Vergleich

User Comments

morilitz commented on 28 Mar 2015

Sg pro

Sportshop Greifenberg commented on 04 Apr 2015

+morilitz gerade bei dem Wetter jetzt eine gute Wahl ;)

T8-FG / T14-SG (Futaba Sender) DualRate & Expo einstellen

User Comments

blandroide commented on 21 Feb 2015

Mach doch mal n vid wo du alle deine modelle zeigst und kurz vorstellst. Lg 

heliernst commented on 22 Feb 2015

+Nikolas Kruck Kommt sich noch mal irgendwann

aviation3000 commented on 21 Feb 2015

Fur was ist diese funktion nt? Gruss und weiter so !

heliernst commented on 22 Feb 2015

+aviation3000 Das ist die Neutralpostion. Damit verschiebe man die Mittenposition des Kanals oder Funktion, auf den die DualRate Einstellung wirkt.Ist sich nur irgendwie für Flächenmodelle zu gebrauchen, sollte bei Heli immer auf 0 stehen.

Nike Mercurial Vapor 9 IX Stud Pattern Comparison - AG VS FG VS SG-Pro

User Comments

Antonio Kang commented on 23 Nov 2014

Josh, Should I wear AG version on artificial grass when it's raining as well? Another question. I wore Adidas iTunit F50 with HG studs on artificial grass because Adidas said it's good for both hard ground and artificial ground. I had no issue with HG studs on AG for 2 years, but I am wondering if it is something you would or would not recommend. Just want to know your opinion. Thanks!

Steve Hulland Jr commented on 24 Feb 2013

Josh - Have asked a few times...Arizona ground is VERY hard, not FG, no cleat "digs in", ever. You end up balancing on the cleats above the playing surface. We find that the AG cleats seem to work best on our best playing surfaces and the "turf" for on those really hard practice fields. Can you try and look in to this? We would like to know if you agree?

kristian bjorndalen commented on 13 May 2013

I would not advise you to do it. I have had like 5 pairs Vapors from 6 to 9 all FG and all of them broke after like a month or so. The only reason i kept buying them was because they had the best comfort and fit. So now when Nike finally have released them with AG studs i would definitely recommend them over the FG version ! :) Hope it helped.

jm10football commented on 28 Feb 2013

hey josh, I have noticed something quite annoying on my Nike Mercurial Vapor IX SG-PRO. When i get home from a training session or match and clean them, everything cleans up well except for the black plastic part on the sole plate that stays slightly dirty. Does this happen to you and if so, how do you get the bits of dirt off?

GoodWillRacing commented on 24 Feb 2013

I can't believe this is still coming up. You can afford two different pairs of stud pattern soccer shoes on a $100 budget... really, you can. They might not be the newest, freshest, Nike/Adidas/Puma shoes BUT you will save yourself from potentially getting hurt and that is worth its weight in gold.

Andres Barrios commented on 05 Mar 2013

Thank you Josh I have been reading your reviews the past week and I really think they are helpful and I made my decision on the Nike Tiempo Logend IV thank you for helping me out I appreciate that you take time to answer peoples questions and that you make so many reviews.

Footballgamer01 commented on 24 Feb 2013

Hey Josh! What's your opinion: i want to buy a pair of Nike Mercurial Vapor 9 FG and I'd like to play with them just on my matches, once a week. The surface is FG and a little soft(sometimes). What do you think? What will be the lifetime of my Nike MV9s? Thanks!

Andrew Watkins commented on 25 Feb 2013

I practice on both turf (artificial grass) and natural grass but I'm not trying to buy both a cleat with ag and fg stud patterns I am going to buy one cleat and I need to know which pattern would work relatively well for both firm ground and artificial ground?

jesus cantu commented on 26 Feb 2013

i currently play in turf but also firm ground and i love my mv9 but i dislike the two studs in the back so i go back to my vapor 7 any suggestions on which shoe should i chose for comfort with more than two studs in the back or should i get the sg pro ?

THAbeaniee commented on 03 Mar 2013

If you think he's talking nonsense, he isn't. I tore my acl last April wearing my blackout aid powers on an ag pitch, stepped across the cf and he ran into my knee, planted foot had nowhere to go! It's really true that the ag surface is nasty & sticky

Steve Hulland Jr commented on 24 Feb 2013

Thanks for the reply...Josh is adamant about the using the "correct" shoe...out here we have few options. We have a "friendly" today, maybe I will take some video of the pitch...I mean dirt. We call it "caliche" out here.

Maxinic'sLife commented on 30 Apr 2013

I think it depends on what shoes/boots/cleats it is too. For example CTR360 stud patterns have the conical and blades studs for quicker release of the ground. I use FG on AG. I think it also depends on how one is playing.

Richie W commented on 24 Feb 2013

It's the player that makes the touch not the boots. So long as you're wearing comfortable boots which are the correct size for your feet you'll have as good a touch in (for instance) adizeros as you would Copas.

Chiliplease commented on 28 Feb 2013

Josh, what do I do if my team and I play on AG about 50% of the time and on FG about 50% of the time? I really don't have the money to drop on two pairs of boots; I'm only a high school student.

Richie W commented on 27 Feb 2013

Most shoes with a FG stud pattern will have more than 2 studs in the back, just choose the boot which has the best fit and comfort for your feet. If you're a fan of Nike try FG Tiempos.

vansman113 commented on 24 Feb 2013

Hey Josh! What happens if you play on both type of fields? I play on AG for school and regular grass for a team and for fun, What should i buy or should i buy both type of cleats?

Richie W commented on 24 Feb 2013

Go for older models and use ebay so you can afford all 3 patterns if you can. I've had team-mates wear the wrong studs on the wrong surface and suffer because of it.

trevor meegs commented on 01 Jul 2013

josh i got a question my team plays on turf when we have home games but most of are away games are on turf and soft ground what kind of stud pattern would i need

yeyo1303 commented on 24 Feb 2013

Yo josh do you know how I can get or order a pair of MV9 with the sole plate and stud pattern of the MV7 I saw some player from La Liga use it and I'm interested

Javier Argandona commented on 24 Feb 2013

yes it does iv tried it man and the maestris are tough but the insole wears down to nothing and my feet hurt every time i play on turf or artificial grass

Richie W commented on 24 Feb 2013

Buy both, the risk of injury is there as Josh says. Look at older models/takedown models and ebay if you're concerned about the potential cost :-)

Richie W commented on 24 Feb 2013

Artificial grass is, as he says in the vid, plastic/rubber blades of grass. Turf is generally concrete with a green carpet laid over the top of it.

Alex_plv_god commented on 11 Mar 2013

what do the vapor superfly's classify as? I ask because I know they have those specialized studs that change with the pressure and surface.

kristian bjorndalen commented on 13 May 2013

SG = Soft ground which means long wet grass. FG = Firm ground which means normal short grass which is not too dry nor not too wet.

Alfredo Proskauer commented on 24 Feb 2013

I'd get two pairs. One for AG and firm ground. Don't risk getting injured playing on AG with a pair of firm ground boots.