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In this weeks post we will be talking about the best cleats and the styles of cleats for the player. The three that we will be talking about are the New Balance 3000v4 low cut cleats, the Nike Alpha Huarache low cut cleats, and the New balance 4040v4 low cut cleats. One thing to share before we get in depth with all the cleats is that i’m only comparing low cut cleats because mid and high tops provide fake stability and are not good for your ankles.

Fist is the New Balance 3000v4 low cut cleats. These cleats a somewhat new on the market right now and have new technology that has been developed by New Balance called Fresh Foam on the bottom of the cleat. They have also come out with putting a new plate on the bottom of the cleat to make it feel more like a running shoe for those who like that type of feel. These cleats are priced at $99.99 a fair price for the new tech.

Next up is the Nike Alpha Huarache cleats. These cleats have become more popular when Nike made them have a better feel than the older versions of the cleat. Nike has added an air unit to the bottom of the cleat to help cushion your foot when running. They also created a stud design for the spikes so that any position will feel comfortable in them. They have a price tag of $90 even and are a good price for the cleat.

The final cleat that we are going to discuss is the New Balance 4040v4 low cut cleats. These have been what i have been wearing for two seasons now and i highly recommend them. This cleat features New Balances REVlite cushioning that is extremely durable while offering good cushioning for your feet. They are also extremely lightweight because of the tech in the midsole of the shoe. They are $99.99 and are a fair price for the cleat.

My final thoughts is that the New Balance 4040v4 cleats are the best ones to buy at the moment the 3000v4 cleats are a bit bulky and the Nike cleats tend to run small so they are not sized correctly. For the price the 4040v4 cleats are durable and comfortable and provide the support needed to play any position on the field.