@@RegenTonnenEnte 2G/3G version was first released in China, which has the largest proportion of terrible turf pitches. After Chinese football boots market largely shared by 2 local brands, Lining and Kalme, who provided almost the best TF and MG boots design.Puma released MG variations and then Adidas released 2G/3G AG sole plate. However, NIKE basically never listen to Chinese customer's voice and their boots are easily damaged on AG pitches.
Nike doesn't even make their best AG soleplate anymore. The best one they had was the one on the Tiempo 9's and the Vapor 14's. I wont buy another another AG pair of boots until Nike brings that soleplate back.
Thank you. Was waiting for this. Wish you had gone a bit more in depth on the AG version (2g/3g). As far as I can tell that is the surface most people play on, hence it should be reviewed the most but it always seems to be left out. Also it sucks they didn't keep the external heel counter, really affects the design. How does the boot feel to actually play? Does the extra weight feel like a hindrance at all?
I've got the 2G/3G as I played purely on poorly maintained 3G pitches. The traction is sufficient most of the time but I haven't tried in wet weather yet, the studs are not as short as the Puma MG.
Whilst the 4g ag version might seem similar to the FG versions there is a world of difference when actually using them I found when playing on 3g surfaces. With the FG I found there was way too much friction and my feet were always dragging. I tried the 4g version with the copa pure 2 and they were completely fine: No dragging, no noticeable stud pressure and very light and nimble. I also have the 2g/3g version and tbh I wish I could send them back. They're great for very wide feet, and there's no stud pressure at all, but they do feel bigger and clunkier. Maybe it's a placebo effect from Jay Mikes reviews who hates them.
@@themanmiles95 I've got the 2g/3g version. I tried the copas in the 4G version and they were completely fine on a 3g surface. The FG predators I had were unusable on 3g
Do you think they will do this? I recently brought the AG Pure but I thought they were FG when I got it out the box 😂 I don’t want to risk it with my knee so I’ve returned them… but I LOVED the boot
don't forget that the artificial grass also matters, some are shorter than others and wearing studs feels like heels currently dealing with that on my morelia fg
Great video mate! This is exactly how you should compare, he’s not saying you CANT wear the FG boots like a lot of other reviews, they are completely fine BUT… there are other options available. Keep up the great work
@@trundibar nothing to do with the boots mate, you should try and strengthen your ankles up, loads of exercises on RUclips. That’s a start mate it’s nothing to do with the boots, that’s the problem people jump straight on the boots rather than the actual problem, hope this helps!
@@Azimo8989 I'm 45 years old, I've been playing football since I was 5, I think I know what I'm talking about. It is about boots and above all about the shape of the studs.
@@trundibar well there you go being 45 years old says it all, you naturally will have worse ankles especially if you’ve been playing football for 40 years! Also strengthening your ankles and knees can still be achieved at your age, as a coach myself I see this very often. Regarding the boots they are absolutely fine for AG, the studs are not long and the shape is fine rounded triangles are good, when I wear them I can pivot and turn no differently that when I wear any of my other AG boots like the phantoms.
@@Azimo8989 Looks like i ran into my team doctor. My ankle and knee problems started in my late twenties. In my case, it's not about age in any way, but about poorly chosen football boots for the wrong terrain. And this is something that I consult with our team physiotherapist and doctor. By no means do I wish that on you, but one day you might find out too. Let's hope not.
I think it depends on what type of ag your playing. I played on some good ag pitches were they merched rubber pellets with sand and the pitch was pretty deep. So you could play on it with an FG stud pattern so I did that and it felt good. But I also played on some other ag where it wasnt that deep and also had stud pressure at times and it didn’t feel that great so I bought an AG boot. So it depends. And the FG of adidas used to be fg/ag anyway. So I think you can use it on AG. Unless its an old/short AG pitch or turf
Just had to return my FG pair today, had them for 2/3 weeks and found a massive crack in the top half of my boots. Not sure how long its been there for but dissapointed since it was a good boot.
Also returning a pair where the upper tore near the left toe and one of the stripes began to peel off. Adidas said they cover the warranty but no chance on replacing it for the same color sadly.
Could you please make a comparison video between the top end tf shoes from Nike and Adidas? There is no one on youtube making such videos in english as if such kind of playing fields do not exist..
Great video, thank you so much for this. Just had one last question, I only play on artificial grass (with the rubber pallets) and I really wanted the Foldover tongue version to add to my rotation. I have Tiempo Legend 9 Elite AG, Premier 3 Turf and Mizuno Morelia II Japan. Do you think the FG version would be really risky or is it manageable if used in rotation with the above mentioned boots.
I think it depends on what type of ag your playing. I played on some good ag pitches were they merched rubber pellets with sand and the pitch was pretty deep. So you could play on it with an FG stud pattern so I did that and it felt good. But I also played on some other ag where it wasnt that deep pitche and also had stud pressure at times and it didn’t feel that great so I bought an AG boot. So it depends.
I say wear FG boots when it’s dry and the pitch isn’t too slippery. Especially in the region where I’m staying since we do have rainy seasons I always keep my Sg boots in the bag In countries like you’re staying,think FG might be just a backup
Heres my previous gen steer - loved the Mutator Ag Boots, BUT the 4 stud heal was so aggressive i had pains in my back the day after playing 4g rubber indoors. They are too long and only 4 doesnt spread the pressure.
You would be more likely to slip with the 2G/3G pattern compared to the normal AG one, but generally it’s not an issue that I’ve experienced with AG stud patterns like this
which soleplate of all the brands would be the best for a pretty shallow AG with the pellets (like turf)? I know I can buy turf boots but id like some more 'bite'
I have to wear the 2g/3g boots (like the old 15.1x ag soleplate) otherwise I do my knees, calfs, achilles. I even stick an extra insole in for extra comfort.
I am still mad that Adidas is not releasing any other colorway options for AG version. This is genuinely the reason why I stopped buying predators and moved on to Nike
I am considering the Elite Turf model. I’ve read reviews that say they have a really narrow fit (more than the FG) and are stiff. Has anyone tried them?
Those are too shallow and fit terrible to be honest. The upper doesn't feel like the Elite as well, got them and returned the second I tried them on. Avoid if you can.
@@themanmiles95 went with 2G/3G. Like Josh stated, can feel the weight on it... but I'm not a crazy fast runner, so didn't make much difference on the weight. Toe area and fit is a bit different from FS, so don't expect it's exact same.
I had a question. Do you think wearing the 2G/3G model would work on an Astro turf? I’m interested in seeing if I can do that because I play on Astro turf and honestly these in turfs are heavy and terrible.
Thanks for this review! I play only on ag surfaces and the outdoor pitch we use is a good quality soft surface, however, the indoor turf, even though it looks almost identical as the outdoor one, feels little harder, and the Puma Future Pros MG sole plate feels a bit soft and not very supportive. Should i buy the 2g/3g or TR model that is $100 cheaper? I do have to say that i enjoy plying in lighter boots... thanks in advance for any feedback!
The problem with turf boots IMHO is they are like trainers and honestly I can't get the same power in a shot like I can with boots. These 2g3g versions look like an ideal cross between ag and tf with the best of both😊
with sizing is the different country a factor. You say your usual US sizing fits perfect but with Nike and adidas the us size would be different in uk. For example. I’m an 8.5UK in Nike which would be a 9.5US, but an 8.5UK in adidas is a 9US, so in theory would I need to go 9UK in adidas to get TTS in comparison to a Nike 8.5UK?
That’s correct. Adidas is one of the only boot brands that differs their UK sizing for whatever reason. Across all brands, US sizing tends to be the most consistent
I have an AG PUMA Future (before they change the name to MG) what u think should i get puma mg, or these 2g/3g adidas boots? I think nike’s AGs is a bit long but didn’t try it before
@@Soccerreviewsforyou hey man quick question, what is the difference between the addidas predator 24 and 30? and which low end one would you recommend? ( or any decent low end football boot) thx in advance
No difference at all. Adidas launched them as Predator 30, but recently changed the name to Predator 24. I compare the more budget friendly options in this video ruclips.net/video/gPKR8eIOgpg/видео.html
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finally someone reviewing the 2g/3g AG predator, huge thanks to you bro
2G/3G AG looks nice for Artifical grass just like Puma elite MG's. I wish they'd released 2G/3G version with tongue upper
The 2G/3G version will also work well on those horrible dirt/ash fields we have in central Europe (and in East Asia I believe)
Makes sense, tongues durability will suffer dramatically
apart from all I just love how tongue looks :D@@Luaone
@@RegenTonnenEnte 2G/3G version was first released in China, which has the largest proportion of terrible turf pitches. After Chinese football boots market largely shared by 2 local brands, Lining and Kalme, who provided almost the best TF and MG boots design.Puma released MG variations and then Adidas released 2G/3G AG sole plate. However, NIKE basically never listen to Chinese customer's voice and their boots are easily damaged on AG pitches.
@@RegenTonnenEnteSouthwestern US same.
Nike have the best studs for AG as they are conical. The new Adidas 2G/3G is interesting though.
Nike doesn't even make their best AG soleplate anymore. The best one they had was the one on the Tiempo 9's and the Vapor 14's. I wont buy another another AG pair of boots until Nike brings that soleplate back.
Personally the ag sole for the phantom gx1 is the best ive worn
The 2g cleat is the ticket for the Great Park Irvine fields.
The puma MG ones are lowkey the best
Thank you. Was waiting for this. Wish you had gone a bit more in depth on the AG version (2g/3g). As far as I can tell that is the surface most people play on, hence it should be reviewed the most but it always seems to be left out. Also it sucks they didn't keep the external heel counter, really affects the design. How does the boot feel to actually play? Does the extra weight feel like a hindrance at all?
Fun fact? Most of us have already chosen but are just seeing if we have chosen the right one... 😆
Me hiding my 2g/3g in my bag 😂
I've got the 2G/3G as I played purely on poorly maintained 3G pitches. The traction is sufficient most of the time but I haven't tried in wet weather yet, the studs are not as short as the Puma MG.
Have you tried it on wet condition? If yes, how?
Whilst the 4g ag version might seem similar to the FG versions there is a world of difference when actually using them I found when playing on 3g surfaces. With the FG I found there was way too much friction and my feet were always dragging. I tried the 4g version with the copa pure 2 and they were completely fine: No dragging, no noticeable stud pressure and very light and nimble. I also have the 2g/3g version and tbh I wish I could send them back. They're great for very wide feet, and there's no stud pressure at all, but they do feel bigger and clunkier. Maybe it's a placebo effect from Jay Mikes reviews who hates them.
U got the ag versions of the predators?
@@themanmiles95 I've got the 2g/3g version. I tried the copas in the 4G version and they were completely fine on a 3g surface. The FG predators I had were unusable on 3g
It would be nice they made available the Elite 2G/3G for the Copa Pure 2s. Right now, I can only find the Crazyfasts and the Predators.
Do you think they will do this? I recently brought the AG Pure but I thought they were FG when I got it out the box 😂 I don’t want to risk it with my knee so I’ve returned them… but I LOVED the boot
don't forget that the artificial grass also matters, some are shorter than others and wearing studs feels like heels currently dealing with that on my morelia fg
Thanks Josh! Keep it up!
Great video mate! This is exactly how you should compare, he’s not saying you CANT wear the FG boots like a lot of other reviews, they are completely fine BUT… there are other options available. Keep up the great work
no, the FGs are not fine on AG at all, my ankles could tell you
@@trundibar nothing to do with the boots mate, you should try and strengthen your ankles up, loads of exercises on RUclips.
That’s a start mate it’s nothing to do with the boots, that’s the problem people jump straight on the boots rather than the actual problem, hope this helps!
@@Azimo8989 I'm 45 years old, I've been playing football since I was 5, I think I know what I'm talking about. It is about boots and above all about the shape of the studs.
@@trundibar well there you go being 45 years old says it all, you naturally will have worse ankles especially if you’ve been playing football for 40 years!
Also strengthening your ankles and knees can still be achieved at your age, as a coach myself I see this very often.
Regarding the boots they are absolutely fine for AG, the studs are not long and the shape is fine rounded triangles are good, when I wear them I can pivot and turn no differently that when I wear any of my other AG boots like the phantoms.
@@Azimo8989 Looks like i ran into my team doctor. My ankle and knee problems started in my late twenties. In my case, it's not about age in any way, but about poorly chosen football boots for the wrong terrain. And this is something that I consult with our team physiotherapist and doctor. By no means do I wish that on you, but one day you might find out too. Let's hope not.
I think it depends on what type of ag your playing. I played on some good ag pitches were they merched rubber pellets with sand and the pitch was pretty deep. So you could play on it with an FG stud pattern so I did that and it felt good. But I also played on some other ag where it wasnt that deep and also had stud pressure at times and it didn’t feel that great so I bought an AG boot. So it depends. And the FG of adidas used to be fg/ag anyway. So I think you can use it on AG. Unless its an old/short AG pitch or turf
I play on grass and AG and don't fancy getting my toes squashed so I'm going for fg as Josh said that used to be their fg/ag stud pattern anyway
Hello how are the boots? Are they good for both fg and ag?
Just had to return my FG pair today, had them for 2/3 weeks and found a massive crack in the top half of my boots. Not sure how long its been there for but dissapointed since it was a good boot.
Also returning a pair where the upper tore near the left toe and one of the stripes began to peel off. Adidas said they cover the warranty but no chance on replacing it for the same color sadly.
Could you please make a comparison video between the top end tf shoes from Nike and Adidas? There is no one on youtube making such videos in english as if such kind of playing fields do not exist..
I’m little worried cuz I have the fg predator and I don’t want to get injured 😢
Great video, thank you so much for this.
Just had one last question, I only play on artificial grass (with the rubber pallets) and I really wanted the Foldover tongue version to add to my rotation. I have Tiempo Legend 9 Elite AG, Premier 3 Turf and Mizuno Morelia II Japan.
Do you think the FG version would be really risky or is it manageable if used in rotation with the above mentioned boots.
Yes. I used the FG with the tongue and its damaged my legs from all the impact. There's also too much friction.
How is the width of the 2g/3g version? I need a wider fit so wondering if they would work
Width is similar to the FG model
@Soccerreviewsforyou Thanks Josh. Great reviews and info as always!
Ever since the adidas ghosted the adidas studs have been so aggressive. Torn my acl with it. Scary stuff to use those studs on AG
Except the copas those are actually quite good
Yeah i wear Crazyfast tf but Nike phantom ag for 3g/4g.
I think it depends on what type of ag your playing. I played on some good ag pitches were they merched rubber pellets with sand and the pitch was pretty deep. So you could play on it with an FG stud pattern so I did that and it felt good. But I also played on some other ag where it wasnt that deep pitche and also had stud pressure at times and it didn’t feel that great so I bought an AG boot. So it depends.
Would love to see a video about when to wear FG vs SG.
A lot of people in Ireland wear SG year round so I’m not even sure what FG is designed for.
I say wear FG boots when it’s dry and the pitch isn’t too slippery. Especially in the region where I’m staying since we do have rainy seasons I always keep my Sg boots in the bag
In countries like you’re staying,think FG might be just a backup
Heres my previous gen steer - loved the Mutator Ag Boots, BUT the 4 stud heal was so aggressive i had pains in my back the day after playing 4g rubber indoors. They are too long and only 4 doesnt spread the pressure.
In AG models, front of the boots are higher. I hate this because I hit more to the surface. Additionaly, my ankles hurt more on the Ag version.
Can you wear the 2g/3g on very firm natural grass ? Like in winter when the ground is slightly frozen.
You definitely can, yes!
Thank you for getting back to me. I appreciate it
Any idea of how to get our hands on 2g/3G in Canada - cant seem to find any Canadian (or north america) retailers that carries
Try kicks crew. They have them for the crazyfast
I had a pair of Predator 18.1s, which had conical studs, and they were really comfortable on AG. Terrible decision to move away from them.
How is sizin of predator 2g/3g? It is same with fg and ag?
Any issues with slippage on wet AG with the 2G/3G?
You would be more likely to slip with the 2G/3G pattern compared to the normal AG one, but generally it’s not an issue that I’ve experienced with AG stud patterns like this
Thank you, that helps considering we share a close weather pattern with you here in Niagara Falls, NY. Love the videos and your grip socks!
which soleplate of all the brands would be the best for a pretty shallow AG with the pellets (like turf)? I know I can buy turf boots but id like some more 'bite'
I have to wear the 2g/3g boots (like the old 15.1x ag soleplate) otherwise I do my knees, calfs, achilles. I even stick an extra insole in for extra comfort.
I am still mad that Adidas is not releasing any other colorway options for AG version. This is genuinely the reason why I stopped buying predators and moved on to Nike
The laceless version is available in AG.
I am considering the Elite Turf model. I’ve read reviews that say they have a really narrow fit (more than the FG) and are stiff. Has anyone tried them?
How does the 2G/3G stud pattern feel compared to the AG stud pattern on the Mizuno Alpha? I love that stud pattern on AG.
The stud pressure is a lot more distributed on the 2G/3G imo. However, the sole plate is way too clunky compared to the Alpha MIJs.
Let's say I play soccer 5 times every two weeks, 4 in FG and 1 in AG, should I buy an FG?
or could wearing the FG on the AG damage or break the shoe?
It breaks your knees
I tried the fg model on and fits good whether a 10 or 10.5 but what size should I get in the Ag is the fit the same
Can't find the 2G/3G in USA. Looking at ordering the TF version. It's $140, but says Hybrid Touch 2.0 on it. Is it the same upper?
What are your thoughts about the Turf version of the Elites in comparison to these?
I wish they sold the 2D/3D in the US I would love to test them out
The older 2013/14 Predator AG boot woth the 6 stud heel pattern was loads better comfort wise ajd didnt give as much spine shock
Any idea if the ag will come in the white color?
are the lenght of all the model the same? FG, AG and 2G/3G
Sizing is the same, yes 👍
How about a TF review?
Those are too shallow and fit terrible to be honest. The upper doesn't feel like the Elite as well, got them and returned the second I tried them on. Avoid if you can.
Thanks. That's annoying because I tried the last generation tf ones as well and they were awful.
@@shubhpinjaniTry the crazyfast .1 tf. Pretty lightweight and good tbh
Where do you get the ag versions ?
Links in the description 👍
Did you get them
Can you make a review on the predator 24 elite turf there a 140$ and are supposed to be the same quality as they are “elite”
Are this 2g3g studs still safe? Shouldn't be conic studs?
Hi Scott...do you ever review HG boots like the ones from Japan? Nike makes them as do others. Wondering how they would do on AG.
Thanks! I was debating on 2G/3G version or AG, so def this review helps!
Which one did u get?
@@themanmiles95 went with 2G/3G. Like Josh stated, can feel the weight on it... but I'm not a crazy fast runner, so didn't make much difference on the weight. Toe area and fit is a bit different from FS, so don't expect it's exact same.
@@ichitaka05 thanks, I just bought the ag version
@@themanmiles95how is it?
@@Motorman-vp1gb it fits perfectly on my feet, idk if there’s a huge difference between the fg but it’s definitely good
Which are the best boots for players over 50 years playing in natural grounds but not evenly flat
Copa Mundial
I had a question. Do you think wearing the 2G/3G model would work on an Astro turf? I’m interested in seeing if I can do that because I play on Astro turf and honestly these in turfs are heavy and terrible.
I have the crazyfast .1 turfs and the upper is very similar to the fg version. It might just be the predator which isnt a great turf variant.
Is it me or the 2/3g look wider?
Yes they are wider and heavier
Laceless model has regular AG variation
Thanks for this review! I play only on ag surfaces and the outdoor pitch we use is a good quality soft surface, however, the indoor turf, even though it looks almost identical as the outdoor one, feels little harder, and the Puma Future Pros MG sole plate feels a bit soft and not very supportive. Should i buy the 2g/3g or TR model that is $100 cheaper? I do have to say that i enjoy plying in lighter boots... thanks in advance for any feedback!
The problem with turf boots IMHO is they are like trainers and honestly I can't get the same power in a shot like I can with boots. These 2g3g versions look like an ideal cross between ag and tf with the best of both😊
Any idea when the blackout version of these will come out?
Maybe early February
with sizing is the different country a factor. You say your usual US sizing fits perfect but with Nike and adidas the us size would be different in uk. For example. I’m an 8.5UK in Nike which would be a 9.5US, but an 8.5UK in adidas is a 9US, so in theory would I need to go 9UK in adidas to get TTS in comparison to a Nike 8.5UK?
That’s correct. Adidas is one of the only boot brands that differs their UK sizing for whatever reason. Across all brands, US sizing tends to be the most consistent
@@Soccerreviewsforyouthank you for clarifying! 🙏🏼
Great video.
I have an AG PUMA Future (before they change the name to MG) what u think should i get puma mg, or these 2g/3g adidas boots? I think nike’s AGs is a bit long but didn’t try it before
They’re pretty well the same in terms of the traction provided. Would depend more on whether you want a Predator or Future
@@Soccerreviewsforyou hey man quick question, what is the difference between the addidas predator 24 and 30? and which low end one would you recommend? ( or any decent low end football boot) thx in advance
No difference at all. Adidas launched them as Predator 30, but recently changed the name to Predator 24. I compare the more budget friendly options in this video ruclips.net/video/gPKR8eIOgpg/видео.html
@@Soccerreviewsforyou tanks a lot for resoponding il watch some more of ur videos i saw the predator accuracy are on sale do u kno anyting about them?
@@Soccerreviewsforyou never mind i tink i found a video of urs on it
HG/AG ❤
Safer, perhaps. Until you slip & do a type of splits aaaand now you have a groin injury 😅.
Slip where? on AG?
Which studs are longer? AG o FG
FG are a touch longer, but just barely
@@Soccerreviewsforyou which type do I take for a latest generation artificial pitch. if the difference is minimal
Just bought ag but I play on grass🤧
Love 2g 3g
Wow someone reviewed the AG boots thank you
I’m still waiting for 2G3G FGAG 😂
good
Ain't nothing safe to wear on 2G 😂