Which is the best nike shoes for football?had a new one but it was not very comfortable. Any idea which is the best nike shoes for football.

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I've owned Mizunos and Adidas sneakers, each with the name brand's intended volleyball sneaker. I do not know which models specifically I used. Each pair of these volleyball specific shoes retails for close to $100. My other sneakers I have purchased for volleyball were an array of cross training sneakers. Nike, Reebok, and Adidas.In my experience, the volleyball specific sneakers were less comfortable than a pair of cheap cross-training sneakers.My recommendation is that you go to your local Sears / JCPenney / Foot Locker, or Sports Authority, and check out any cross-training sneaker on sale or clearance.

I swear the Adidas Taper. Lighter than pretty much everything in the "performance trainer" category and a little heavier than a racing flat. Adequate cushioning and stability (there is some medial posting). These shoes feel so smooth and fast. Shoes like this don't last a long time, I get about 250 or maybe 300 miles out of them. I don't use them all the time, probably about 30-40 percent of my mileage. A person should be a pretty efficient, fast runner to use them. If you have a heavy footstrike or are kind of a plodder, look elsewear. My other trainer is the Nike Air Span, also a very smooth shoe, but heavier and maybe just a touch too cushy for me. I'm 5'10" and 156 lbs, age 46, with fairly flat feet (but I don't pronate much) and my most recent marathon was a 3:08. Another good shoe that I've used is the New Balance 330. They were lighter but had sort of a stiff feel to them. I really liked them but for me, the Taper is a superior shoe.