Pelé Sports Men's 1970 FG MS Soccer Shoe

ProsSizing:_I ordered size 9 and it fit even better than my current T90 IV size 9.5. So its true that Order half size smaller._For wide feet people, this is the right shoes for you as well. :)Upfront:_Even though the leather is thin but the material is treated very well. Soft, natural, and the color is bright beautiful._I dont like tongue in general as it looks bulky and unnecessary except for this time :). Soft K-leather makes the difference,Price:I got $24.99. I normally pay at least anywhere from $100 to $150 for a nice leather shoes.Cons:the stitching and glue isn't top notch as $200 shoes. If you are not picky, It look beautiful overall.IMO, If you consider ball feeling or Quality versus Modern and has to decide one of the following Adidas copa mundial, T90, puma king. I highly recommend this shoes against those brand name or anything below $150

For the price, I don't think you can find any better. I can't comment on arch support because I am flat-footed, and it has never given me a problem. However, those types of shoes that supposedly supply good arch support, impact me and I can feel the aches in my arches after an hour or two of wearing them. These, I play with and wear about two hours at a time. I give them high praise for the time duration I can wear them comfortably. I don't even notice them while I play, or after my games. I just pull them off and move on. They are very light weight and the uppers mold well to your foot. I am a narrow sixe and they fit me fine, so if you have wide feet, you need to consider if they will fit. There seems to be plenty of room for width, through the laces. These are the old style molded cleats and actually are pretty hard to find anymore. I had used similarly molded Diadoras for years (uppers made of kangaroo leather also), and they either out of stock, or are unavailable in my size in this style of cleat. These saved me about $60 or $70 in comparison, so I can not come close to saying anything negative about them. I can not comment on durability at this stage, but at this price, frankly, I don't care as long as they last me a year, or maybe two. I highly recommend these shoes. Too bad they are no longer in production.

update: I'm back to buy another pair because they fell apart. Not sure how long boots are supposed to last but the toe on each shoe has become detached :( I play about 5 hrs/ week...Really high quality boot but PERSONALLY, the reviews stating to buy a half to full size smaller are misleading. I wear a size 12 shoe so ordered the 11.5 but my toes are uncomfortable and have to curl to fit. I requested an exchange but I'd have to pay shipping so I'm just going to see if they'll stretch as others have stated. I can't stress enough though what great quality and craftsmanship have gone into these cleats. The leather is super sticky and the laces hold tight. I haven't used these yet as I was holding out for a return but other than my sizing issue, they're really comfortable. You can't beat the price, might even want to buy a back up pair in another color!

These shoes are fantastic. It is really unfortunate Peles Sports is no longer in business. Pele, one of the World's greatest soccer players couldn't save his/the company. The Pele soccer shoes were exceptionally designed and produced. Having to compete with the heavily mass marketed garbage "swoosh" products, they didn't have a chance. It is really hard to find good leather soccer cleats these days. Exceptions are Nike's Tiempos and Adidas' Adipure11Pros which come at a premium price which are seldom sold (if ever) at deep discounts. The 1970's are superior in all aspects (size, fit, comfort, design...etc). They are truly premium "boots". On close-out they were a steal. These are the deals one dreams of and/or just can't pass up. You just have to feel confident in not wearing cleats made by the brand(s) most people identify with. They fit like gloves and take very little time breaking in. They "stand out on the pitch".

I'm 6' 2" tall and 190 lbs, I give my boots a lot of abuse and usually wear through them very fast. I play competitively 3 times a week and have had these cleats for a little over 2 months. I wear a size 13 shoe, but that's too loose for playing soccer. Since few shoes come in 12.5, I tried this shoe hoping that the all K leather tops would stretch plenty and fit well. It has worked perfectly, they stretched out after only wearing them a couple of times and never gave me blisters. The dual friction technology is very sticky at first and caused my feet to get tripped up on the ball several times, but after wearing them to play 3-5 times the stickiness wears off leaving a leather with great feel and touch. The size 12 is only $25 which is a bargain for me and why I tried this shoe without ever trying them on, but having worn them now I would gladly pay much more for a quality boot like this. I'm thinking about ordering another pair for when my current ones eventually wear out. I'm sick of going in stores and saying "what do you have in a 13?" Then they bring out 6 pairs of shoes, 2 are $200 and if I'm lucky one pair will fit reasonably well.

You can't beat these shoes for the price. The K-leather uppers squeeze your foot like a glove, molding well to your foot and stretching nicely after a short break-in period. I bought a half-size below my running shoe, and now wish I had bought a half-size below that. The sole is somewhat more rigid than I like. The shoes have a distinctive style--you either love them or hate them, but they stand out on the field. I don't like the sticky coating on the leather, but it wears off after a couple of plays, leaving the leather soft with an excellent touch. Highly recommended, but order smaller than you're used to.

I have these for 4? Years now and they are still going strong. Good quality leather and black, like all good football boots should be

Nice cleats full kangaroo leather (which is getting hard to find). I have a wide foot and these fit perfectly. I did not care for the portion of the cleat that covers the laces so I returned. I used to wear a 10.5 in the diadora RTX before they quit making them.

Der Pele 1970 ist hier in Deutschland zwar schwer erhältlich, und vereint die Vorteile des Kaiser 5 und Copa Mundial von Adidas.Ich habe mir bewusst diesen Shuh bestellt, da die breite Sohle im vorderen Bereich gut für den klassischen Senk-Spreizfuss geeignet ist - ähnlich Kaiser 5.Das Känguruhleder wirkt zunächst etwas "plastisch" , schmiegt sich aber schön an den Fuß an und kommt damit sogar von der Qualität her an den Copa Mundial heran.Ich habe, aufgrund meiner Fehlstellung am Fuß, zusätzlich Fersenpads und eine Mittelpelotte zum Schuh beigefügt, um den Fuß im Schuh richtig zu platzieren.Bisher sehr zufrieden mit dem Ergebnis und der Qualität des Schuhs.

Der Schuh hat perfekt gepasst, obwohl ich einen breiten Fuß habe und immer Probleme mit fußballschuhen hatte. Sehr zufrieden, sehr zu empfehlen