Under Armour “Highlight” Cleats

I think we might’ve discussed this shoe before briefly, but never posted about it. I keep imagining how cool it would be to try these cleats out. Now that something that pushes the design standards of athletic cleats exists, I feel like I have to know whether they would improve my game or not.

UA Highlight Football Cleat designed for Cam Newton

For a lot of years I struggled with deciding which sport’s cleat was for me. I’m still struggling really. I used soccer (Adidas Predators) in high school, then moved to football (Nike Speed TDs), moved back to soccer at UC Davis (Nike Mercurial Vapors) and only recently switched back to football (Nike Zoom Vapor Carbon Fly). My issue was always whether or not I wanted ankle support vs. a lighter, quicker cleat. I’m wondering if these could be the best of both worlds in a way no one’s ever tried before.

I’m looking for a SSL reader who has more information, or optimally has gotten to try this cleat out. Who has more information for us?

Cam Newton making us all look inferior in UA cleats.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=18420300 Robert Ford

    look like wrestling shoes to me

  • Anonymous

    those pink cleats would look mighty good with the woozles black and pink next year… just sayin

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001848929096 Sean Michael Smith

    where do u get these

  • Anonymous

    You have to have RIDICULOUS swag to pull these off. 

  • Michael Jones

    These are kind of just str8 jackets connected to cleats.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jester-Celis/100003369231587 Jester Celis

    Nice! I wonder if I’ll be able to play using those pair of shoes! They said that it feels like your not wearing anything but it really improves your running.
    “Jester” for 
    sac isotherme