Jata Says F50's Work Great On The New Turf (Videos)
Since the brand-new artificial turf was laid down at Legion Stadium in Wilmington, NC, the Hammerheads are undefeated at home. However, some of the players have decided to go with a different boot because the surface presents various challenges when striking the ball. Soreness in the bones and muscles are also a concern due to the rigidity of the field. It's a comfort thing, so those with more experience playing on fake grass might not be affected as much.
The main difference between a normal boot and one that's made for artificial turf is the length of the cleats. Shorter cleats help with both the plant foot and the foot striking the ball. The plant foot tends to get stuck in the surface with longer cleats so this can be essential for corner kicks and set-piece specialists. The length of the cleat also helps the player get under the ball and control the lift. Another major difference between the F50 Aidzero and other cleats is the lightweight design. The F50's are only 5.6 ounces, making them one of the lightest boots on the planet. Imagine what a lighter boots does to help a player on the field. The less weight you have on your foot should make for a quicker and more powerful strike. Chasing opponents down and off the ball runs should improve as well.
Arguably the best soccer player in the world, Lionel Messi, has chosen to play with the F50 Adizero cleats and it looks like they're working out just great for him. He is the quickest and most controlled dribbler I've ever seen. Honestly, he'd be great playing in any cleat, but I'm sure he chose the F50's for a reason. I've heard that they actually help the ball stick to the cleat, allowing for better overall control when dribbling. Messi keeps the ball so close to his body making defenders look silly when they try to swipe at it. Will the F50's help Richard Jata do the same? We'll see, he sure looked quick last game.
The main difference between a normal boot and one that's made for artificial turf is the length of the cleats. Shorter cleats help with both the plant foot and the foot striking the ball. The plant foot tends to get stuck in the surface with longer cleats so this can be essential for corner kicks and set-piece specialists. The length of the cleat also helps the player get under the ball and control the lift. Another major difference between the F50 Aidzero and other cleats is the lightweight design. The F50's are only 5.6 ounces, making them one of the lightest boots on the planet. Imagine what a lighter boots does to help a player on the field. The less weight you have on your foot should make for a quicker and more powerful strike. Chasing opponents down and off the ball runs should improve as well.
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