Gola Men's AMA666 Football Boots

Used for astroturf 5 a side football once a week using a leather football. Running trainers I used before split or wore out. These trainers are more durable, the grip is better and kicking the ball hard is easier and less painful. Very happy with the fit and value for money.

These boots are great value for the money, I think I paid £17.99 for them.They are a wide fit which is good for me and the size is slightly bigger then my other boots, they feel comfortable to ware, I havent had them long enough to know how durable they are but so far so good.

I have trouble finding shoes that fit as have wide feet. I am a size 11/45 and went for a size 12 which is one size more than normal. I usually do this with football boots to cater for thicker socks. I find Adidas and nike can be too narrow so thought I'd try these. I was presently surprised at how comfortable these were and appear to be well made and good quality. They are a 12/46 and maybe half a size too big for me in the toe but width they are good. Used them for the first time the other night and they were great.

For a low cost pair of boots these were great. I wear them on astro paying touch rugby and have been performing pretty well for over a year. Most impressive thing was that they arrived soft enough such that there were no rubbing points, and so I didn't get blisters or sore points even grin the first game.One of the inner soles is just starting to wear through which is great, as in 1 year the shoe structure has out lasted the replacible over sole. Nice one

I like to think I have an average size 9 shoe fit. I bought these shoes in a size 9, despite the negative comments and hoped for the best. While I was waiting for them to arrive I popped down to my local sports retailer (Well known) and tried on various pairs of shoes in the hopes of finding a better branded shoe at a similar price I paid here. Prices aside, I was astounded at what constituted a size 9 from major sports brands. Puma shoes were the worst. I had to try on a size 11 before I felt comfortable. Nike was similar, size 10.5 before I felt the fit was right for me. Adidas was slightly better with a size 10 providing a comfortable fit. Sondico (giving the game away there) a size 9.5 was the closest there. And it was not just one shoe from one brand I tried, but at least two per brand, It was ridiculous. Football boots for men are definitely on the small size across the board. I have two children, a girl and a boy who both play football. Any size boots I buy for them fits perfectly, no matter the brand - very odd. Anyway these arrived in the post and I didn't hold out much hope for the fit. I'm pleased to say the fit was more than passable. A definite size 9 fitting, slightly narrow. If Gola did them in a wide fitting they would be perfect. But a couple of runs out and they didn't cause any sores and were comfortable to play in. The quality is good and I believe I will get good usage out of these shoes. Big name Sport Manufacturers take a look at your men's adult sizes , it cant be hard to standardise them in the men's range. If Gola can do it, surely anyone can.

Really great for the money. However I have been pretty much a universal size 11 UK for 20 years and these came up absolutely huge. I exchanged for a size 10 and they're perfect. Sizing aside, these boots would be worthy of 5 stars

Came quick and so far I love them. Great value. Laces a bit on cheap side....wished they would not scrimp on cheap Laces! Not much of a tongue on boots but so far so good.

Bought these for 5 a side football. For the price they are a great buy. They fit really well and I now have great grip on the 5 a side pitch that we play on, would definitely recommend to buy.