Adidas Copa Mundial Soccer Shoes

Pros: everything
Cons: nothing

The Adidas Copa Mundial is possibly the best indoor soccer boot that I have ever played in. I currently play for Livingston United, a local club and have five other teamates that also wear the Adidas Copa Mundial. The reason I purchased the Copa...

Pros: Durability
Cons: Not the best comfort

The Adidas Copa Mundial soccer cleat is a good quality shoe that is probably Adidas' most popular shoe. I have bought two separate pairs and both of them had an okay fit on my foot and lasted and extremely long time. The one thing that made me buy...

Pros: Classic.
Cons: Copa can do no wrong

I've tried many cleats throughout my entire soccer career ranging from 30 dollars to 150. One has always been my favorite though. The Adidas Copa Mundial has been a classic longer than I have been playing the game. It's signature three white stripes...

Pros: Durable, light-weight, simple design
Cons: can't wear the same pair forever

The Copa Mundial by Adidas is a durable, comfortable cleat that's soft leather molds perfectly to your feet.
It is a classic design that is well-made and fits like a glove.
I have played soccer for nearly 13 years and have been through many...

Pros: Comfort, Control, fit, touch, quickness, quality.
Cons: No wide last version

The Copa is not for everyone. If you can not wear a narrow boot you will miss out on an all time great soccer boot. The Copa was first available in 1979 for the 1982 World Cup. I think nearly 75% of all players that took to the pitch in 1982 had on a ...

Pros: very soft and holds up well
Cons: leather pulls away after 2 years or so

I first purchased the Adidas Copa Mundial cleat when I was nine. Since then I have not worn another cleat. The kangaroo leather is soft and very durable. You can get the feel of the ball very well as you strike it. I've been playing the game for about 12...

Pros: Soft leather, Comfortable fit, Provide great feel on the ball
Cons: Not flashy, Narrow fit, Will stretch

Copa Mundials are the "classic" soccer cleat. These shoes were originally designed by Adidas for the 1978 World Cup in Argentina. They are not "flashy" or gimmicky with neon colors, but rather traditional with the three white...

Pros: Very good for kicking the ball
Cons: nothing really

I've been playing soccer for ten years and I've been using nikes and other types of adidas but when I got these Copa's they felt better then another cleat I wore before. These cleats help me run alot more faster because of it traction.

These...

Pros: Comforting
Cons: expensive

I have always known adidas as the best soccer brand. The comfort and the nice features that it provides make me a true athlete. The copa mundial is a sure fit and it was design for grit because of the lining of the cleats. Right now I am on my second...

Pros: good touch and durability
Cons: a little heavy

Hello. I have been playing soccer all my life(15 years) and I love the game more that anything and I have had many different pairs of cleats. You name it I got it or had it. To be honest I find that this was the best of all! The kangaroo leather is so...

Pros: they are comfortable, fit very good
Cons: have not found any

First of all you have to love soccer as i do to consider trying this soccer shoes!!
I am from a latin country, and i really don't care what kind of shoes i wear to play soccer, but when i first try this shoes they felt great.
At first i thought...

Pros: Tough shoe, affordable, comfortable
Cons: The spikes do not hold up well on asphalt, but your not supposed to walk on asphalt are you?

The Adidas Copa Mundial is a great shoe, I have played soccer for about 4 yrs. and have been through 2 types of shoes. First I went through Nike's in about 1/2 a season, then a friend told me to try Copa's. I went to The Sports Authority the next day...

Pros: Comfort, durability, style, performance
Cons: None

I worked for a soccer store when I was younger, and was able to try out dozens of different styles and brands of cleats. I always went back to Copa Mundials. They are by far the best and most comfortable cleats - period. They are very durable, as long as they are well cared for. I would recommend stuffing them with newspaper and rubbing Chelsea Leather Food on them, at least once a week. They will last a long time, and will just get more comfortable with time. The kangaroo leather is of the highest quality. I purchased the Copa Mundials because my older brother tried them out and loved them. The price may seem high, but they are well worth it, and will last a long time as long as they are cared for properly. The cleats will conform to your feet and will feel like slippers. You will never want to buy another style of cleats after trying the Copa Mundials!

Pros: Everything. Comfortable, conforms to foot, good traction, classic look.
Cons: Nothing!

I guess I'm an advanced soccer player i play both premier and varsity high school and i couldn't play with any other cleats! These are the lightest cleats I have ever worn. They conform to your foot which is really important because playing with really bulky shoes is a pain in the butt. They are so comfortable too thanks to the kangaroo leather.. sorry animal lovers i like animals too but they make my cleats comfortable. The price isn't bad at all either. Sadly.. mine have seen it's days and i have to buy a new pair but I've also had them for three years. 90 bucks is not expensive for one of the best cleats ever made. I know people who spend 200 on new cleats and they fall apart in a couple of months but not these. If you are into soccer trust me, these are the best cleats ever! Oh man I love them.

Pros: kangaroo leather, classic design
Cons: narrow last, no traxion, sizes not accurate

I bought this pair of cleats to use for my refereeing, reason being that the design has no-frills and the boot is also extremely comfortable. After buying, I broke into the boot by soaking it in water (as suggested by another reviewer). The boot moulded to the shape of my foot almost immediately. I wore the boot on a hard field and my feet did not develop blisters. The kangaroo leather is very comfortable, but I would suggest applying mink oil regularly. If there is a need to polish the boots, use a neutral hue instead of black as black will damage the boot. One thing which some people may not like is the narrow shoe last, however as I have small feet, this does not apply for me. Another gripe is the inaccurate sizes. I am normally a size seven in other boots but here I wear a six, the seven is far too big BEFORE expansion. Otherwise, the Copa is a wonderful boot to have if we ignore the high price.