Agreed. And they last so much longer on the surface they're intended for. FG boots will often split apart at the toe after playing on AG.

Only wear FG boots on AG if you don't mind spraining your ankle or blowing out your knee. Also, highly recommend Currex Cleatpro insoles. They are expensive, but they are a game changer for turf and they last wayy longer than stock insoles. Those rubber pellets are a bitch. I like the sock style boots for that reason.

That “guy” is usually scoring bangers tbh

Mizuno gang here 😂

ASICS are good and bad at the same time

OG Phantom 1s are still the goat

sadly i live in the US so i would have to buy them second hand bc they don’t sell asics cleats here 😢

Bro wants me to put a down payment on cleats

​@deen-does Bro I got the 19.1 AG and 18.1 FG for $100 each .-. just get the old elite models for cheap

@@deen-doesthe difference between the pros and elites is worth it for this boot imo. The elites are way way better.

@@DaniellMiltonthere almost three same but the pros have cheaper materials but there very similar

Bro is also driving a BMW sooo…

no just no

This guy

yes. at least the cheap tiempos lol

lowkey noticed adidas ran slightly bigger than my tiempos

What does that mean lol

@@deen-does Deen, AG means "Artificial Grass" and FG means "Firm grass (The real grass)". By what I have seen, you play on AG grass. So it would be recommended for you to wear AG boots instead of FG boots. Also, if you are playing on ASTRO turf, don't use cleats. I recommend using boots without cleats. Search up "Astro turf boots". Then you might get the idea of what I am trynna say.

@@deen-does AG stands for "artificial grass" (astroturf). FG stands for "firm ground" (real grass). The difference between the two is that AG boots have more studs on the bottom with a more rounded shape while FG boots have fewer studs with a more aggressive shape. The AG studs are safer on artificial grass because they don't dig into the ground as much and more evenly distribute the pressure reducing the chance of injury in the knees or ankles. The FG boots have sharper more aggressive studs because real grass tends to be softer and more forgiving and the longer studs help with traction. Also, SG (Soft ground/muddy grass), MG (Multiground/ turf and real grass), TF (Turf/ flat carpet turf) boots are also a thing. 5:54 I would recommend wearing AG or MG cleats on astroturf instead of Turf shoes because there is a big difference in traction/performance. But FG cleats are ok just know that it can cause injury in your ankles and knees in the long term especially because you seem to go all out while playing. You also mentioned in your video that your cleats were getting torn up on the astroturf I don't think it's because you were using FG cleats on astroturf. If you play hard your cleats will get wrecked no matter what even on natural grass. 3:17 The Asics boots Kenny has and Mizuno boots are some of the best boots you can buy for the money they actually require close to no break-in because of how soft the leather is on them and they mold to your foot perfectly. The only downside is the cost. If you decide to get a pair of cleats in the future you should definitely check out the Mizuno Morelia's (Made in Japan). P.S: your videos are really fun to watch and your commentary never gets boring. keep up the hard work 👍

The pros are 150 but the elite version, the top one is 250

the top tier adidas boots are far from trash

@@rousseau327 my experience has been that they don’t last on ag. And yes, they aren’t meant for ag I know