Top 10 BEST Football Boots of All Time
There is a huge range of football boots released by Nike, Puma, Addidas, Umbro and other companies, But which boots are the best ones. and not just in terms of looks, of course design can be a factor in choice. Watch & Bet Football Live Here =>
However, In the list of  Top 10 BEST Football Boots of All Time, We rundown the best boots in terms of performance, comfort and convenient design, there has been many footballers, like Eden Hazard, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and many more that have switched their old boots for a newer modern design to help with performance on the ground and with the ball.
Top 10 BEST Soccer Boots of All Time
With all the football boots out there it was a hard list to narrow down, but worry not, we have found the best of the best, the boots that will help your performance on the pitch.
Here are the Top 10 BEST Soccer Boots of All Time.
10. Pantofola d’Oro Lazzarini
Starting off the Top 10 BEST Soccer Boots of All Time is Italian product the Pantofola d’or Lazzarini . Pantofola is very well known for its comfortable style in their Football boots. And now with their newest line ‘the Lazzarini’, it is a very Comfortable and classy design. It also comes in two colors, yellow and black as well.
9. Adidas AdiPURE
Coming in at ninth spot is the Adidas AdiPURE which is more or less a throw back of the 1978 World Cup Adidas boots . However these boots were originally launched in 2007. They are not an exact replica of the 1978 World Cup Adidas boots due to the fact that they were made more lighter and classy.
They were first made in their trade mark Black and White or White and Black but as time went by they have been released in to various colors . These boots as soon as they were released were adopted by the likes of Frank Lampard and Kaka.
8. Adidas Men’s Kaiser 5
In eighth place is the Adidas Men’s Kaiser 5 which was a boot that was named after a footballer back in the days. These boots were an alternative to the Expensive Copa Mundial boots .
These boots the Adidas Men’s Kaiser 5 were very similar in style , durability and looks to the Copa Mundial but were different in the sense that the upper part of the Kaiser 5 and the Copa Mundial were not made of the same Leather . These boots were strongly adopted by the Legend Franz Beckenbauer .
7. Nike Tiempo Legend
The Nike Tiempo Legends scoop the seventh place on the list. These boots continued the trend of the successful Tiempo lineage . The Nike Tiempo Legends were released in 2005 and received great market in the world of sport with famous tricksters like Joe Cole and Ronaldinho being among the players who wore these Legendary boots. These boots differentiated themselves from the old Tiempo’s with their exaggerated Nike check which made them stand out.
6. Stylo Matchmakers
In sixth place the Stylo Match Matchmakers that were the first boots to ever have a footballer initiative . These boots were the first to bring a footballer in the invention of the Designing and this player was none other than the Manchester United Legend George Best. These boots even had Best’s signature on their side in Gold.
The Stylo MatchMakers boots were a very youngsters favorites back in the 1970’s . They were evolutionary in the sense that they brought in the change in the laces from the long laces that had to be tied around the sole to the short laces that did not need tying around the sole .
5. Adidas Samba
The Adidas Samba boots are the second most popular boots in the History of the Adidas boots. These boots unlike all on this list have no studs . They are used for indoor soccer and have  tan gum under part that makes it possible for players to use them on icy and hard surfaces.
The Adidas Samba have been modified from the olden days Sambas that were originally released in Black and White and had the trade mark Adidas Three stripes Logo on them. But now they are found in a variety of colors and worn by footballer, musicians and movie stars.
4. Nike Tiempo Ronaldinho
In fourth place are the Nike Tiempo Ronaldinho boots. Going down the Tiempo lineage which Ronaldinho wore almost all of the Tiempo’s released by Nike, he was given the privileged to custom one for his own liking.
Ronaldinho during his peak was a king of Football specialized in dribbling and he wanted a pair that he was comfortable with himself to suit his game style and abilities . The boots were made lighter, had more grip and were influenced with textured cleats in improve his control on the ball.
3. Puma King
In third place are the Nike Puma Kings which first graced the pitch in 1968. The Nike Puma Kings were designed for the Portuguese legend Eusebio . The boots went on to be worn by the Brazilian Legend King Pele.
The iconic moment came when Pele stopped the World Cup final just to tie his laces and the world of football saw the once World’s best player in a pair of Puma Kings. That incident caused many players to adopt the Puma Kings with Johan Cryuff wearing them at the next World Cup.
2. Nike Mercurial Vapor
Runner ups on our list are the Nike Mercurial boots that were released prior to the 2002 World Cup . These boots were worn by Ronaldo as he led Brazil to their World Cup triumph. These boots were one of the first boots that mainly emphasized speed and traction.
These boots have since evolved with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Didier Drogba being among the players who have adopted these boots. They come in a variety of colors and are very light and well suited for speedsters.
1. Adidas Copa Mundial
In first place is none other than the Adidas Copa Mundial . These boots have only been altered slightly since they were released in 1979. These boots have been in existence for quite sometime and are by far the most sold football boots of all time. These boots were worn by the likes of Franz Beckenbauer and Mitchel Platini.
They are distinctive from these new boots with their plain Leather upper parts with the Adidas three stripes logo on the side. These boots are nowadays won mostly by referees.
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