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W杯で久保建英が着用する最新スパイク「F50 ハイパーファスト ELITE」のAGソールを履いてみたレビュー！【サッカースパイク】

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Product Review

Product Being Reviewed

adidas F50 “Hyperfast Elite” (World Cup-limited feel), tried specifically with the new AG sole (“AG has arrived”), with emphasis on use cases for artificial turf and speed.

Key Features Mentioned

Limited Edition / World Cup-Themed Branding

  • World Cup trophy icon on the heel
  • Sticker and extra bonus items
  • World Cup-themed packaging/branding overall

Very Lightweight Construction

Approximate weight per shoe:

  • Evo: ~130g
  • FG: ~179g
  • New AG: ~177g

In actual wear, the reviewer continues to feel the shoes are lightweight.

Upper Redesigned for Softer Feel + Immediate Comfort

  • Prior model: mesh base could feel “needle-like” when new, requiring break-in time
  • New F50:
    • Speed section: soft microfiber
    • Sides: thin mesh-like material
    • Added reinforcement material on the side “lines”
  • Result: soft from the moment of purchase (no break-in)
  • Notable benefit: soft ball touch

Trade-Off: Softness vs Stability / Anti-Wobble

  • Previous model: firmer locked-down feel and better stability
  • New model: still provides some stability via:
    • a unique side “belt structure”
    • special inner materials
  • However, overall softness generally means hold can weaken compared to the older, more lockdown-focused upper.

Sprintweb Textured Upper Finish

  • Mentions the textured “Sprintweb” surface
  • Grip/ball hold described as pretty good
  • Standout: upper softness and ball touch
  • Reviewer notes the previous version had similar processing but a different shape

Improved Fit Around the Collar / Mouthpiece

  • Prior issue: could dig into the throat or rub when exhaling
  • New version:
    • softer collar material
    • snugger nozzle fit
    • fewer gaps
    • areas that previously poked/caught are eliminated

Improved Tunnel-Shaped Stud/Cluster Area for Cleaning + Durability

  • Prior version:
    • could sag
    • exposed mesh collected dirt easily and was harder to remove
  • New version:
    • cluster shape improved
    • increased film-covered surface
    • claim: virtually eliminated wrinkles/sagging
  • Dirt handling: if dirty, it sticks to the film rather than exposed mesh, making it easy to wipe clean

New AG Sole Design (Main Focus)

The reviewer tested the AG version (not FG). Compared to the previous AG:

  • Still uses round studs for stable base grip
  • Upgrade: blade-shaped studs on both sides of the 2nd and 3rd rows
    • 2nd row blades: forward thrust (vertical + diagonal)
    • 3rd row blades: strong for sidestepping/cutting (described as “indefinitely strong”)
  • Overall claim: grip improved somewhat, aligned with the “speed spike” concept

Pros (As Stated)

  • Very lightweight feel
  • Upper is much softer immediately (no break-in)
  • Soft ball touch emphasized as a major advantage (especially for dribbling)
  • Comfort improvement at the collar/mouthpiece (less rubbing/digging)
  • Improved AG outsole grip vs previous AG
  • Easier cleaning (less dirt sticking to exposed mesh; dirt sticks to film)
  • Good comfort on inside stopping technique (no discomfort when stopping)

Cons / Limitations (As Stated)

  • Stability/lockdown not as strong as the previous F50 model
    • If stability and anti-wobble are the priority, the older model is described as better.
  • Insole concerns
    • Insoles use Lightstrike material, but they wore out after just one wear
    • Reviewer suggests the insole may be not very functional because it’s too thin
      • (Comparison: if the midsole were thicker, Lightstrike Pro’s structure would matter more.)

User Experience Highlights

  • Sizing: true-to-size 26.5cm, matching prior F50 AG/FG size
  • On-feet comfort:
    • immediately soft upper
    • soft ball touch
    • no discomfort during ball stopping
  • Performance feel:
    • ball grip/hold described as pretty good
    • softness supports control/dribbling
    • sole design supports cutting/sidestepping and acceleration consistent with speed positioning

Comparisons Made

Versus Previous F50 AG/FG Models

  • Previous:
    • more lockdown stability
    • required break-in
    • dirt-prone issues with sagging tunnel/mesh
  • New:
    • softer upper and easier cleaning
    • but less stability/anti-wobble than the older version

Within Sole Lineup (Conceptual)

  • Notes that FG vs AG are different updated models, but this review is specifically about AG.

Numerical Values / Ratings Mentioned

Approximate weight (per shoe):

  • Evo: ~130g
  • FG: ~179g
  • AG: ~177g

Unique Points Mentioned (From Subtitles)

  1. World Cup trophy-themed limited edition feel
  2. Sticker + extra bonus included
  3. AG sole debut / new AG described as “blade has arrived”
  4. Softness immediately from purchase (no break-in)
  5. Standard sizing: 26.5cm fits like prior F50 models
  6. Lightness with specific weights (Evo/FG/AG)
  7. Previous upper mesh felt needle-like and needed break-in
  8. New upper materials: soft microfiber on speed section; thin mesh sides
  9. Side reinforcement lines in the new upper
  10. Stability trade-off: previous model more locked down; new is less stable but still workable via side belt structure and inner material
  11. Sprintweb textured finish described and updated shape
  12. Grip/hold on ball “pretty good,” standout soft ball touch
  13. No discomfort during inside stopping; ball control comfortable
  14. Collar/mouthpiece improvement: softer material, snug nozzle, no gaps, removed poking/catching areas
  15. Tunnel-shaped cluster redesign: reduced sagging/wrinkles
  16. Cleaning improvement: dirt sticks to film not exposed mesh; wipe clean
  17. New AG sole features: round studs + blade studs on 2nd/3rd rows
  18. Blade stud intent: forward thrust (2nd row) and stronger side-cutting support (3rd row)
  19. Grip improved vs previous AG; better for speed spike concept
  20. Insole: Lightstrike material but wears out after one wear
  21. Insole likely too thin to deliver full intended cushioning effect
  22. Mention of future Evo model (~130g) coming later

Speaker Contributions

  • Subtitles don’t clearly label multiple speakers.
  • The review appears to be delivered by one primary reviewer throughout.

Verdict / Recommendation

Recommended for players prioritizing speed, dribbling touch, and immediate comfort on artificial turf, especially due to the softer upper and improved AG blade-stud traction.

If your top priority is maximum lockdown stability (anti-wobble), the reviewer suggests the previous F50 model is more stable. The Lightstrike insole durability/function is also flagged as a potential weak point.

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