http://cgi.ebay.ca/asics-soccer-sho...5|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318|301:1|293:1|294:50 thats all i could find i dont know the name
pretty bloody close there soccer4life. The ones I remember all had the Testimonial white tongues, but even those look good. Thanks heaps. I would welcome any more that people can find. Cheers, Burra.
I got my Asics Testimonial Light today from PDS. The boots are awesome--great quality, stitched and glued, seem really comfy with great feel. The tongue says Japan but nowhere on the shoe or the box does it actually say where they are made. Judging from the quality, lack of JPN size info and Italian words on the original size sticker on the box, they are probably made in Italy. They turned out to be too small, mostly due to the incompetence of the PDS staff who provided me with wrong JPN/CM sizing (2 different people, same wrong info), plus had the wrong EU size uploaded in their size box on their website in the first place. The boots are EU 43.5 (not 44.5 as the website states); UK 9.5; US 10.5; no CM or JPN sizing, as I mentioned, but I'd say they are 27.5 or 28. I'm 28.5 in all of my Mizunos and the Asics are about half a size too small for me. I was told by the PDS people that UK 9.5 converts to 28.5, which is definitely not true for Asics. Asics definitely cuts its cleats smaller than Mizuno. I'm of course bummed. I already posted in the Swap Shop including the picture so if anyone is interested, especially from the US, please check it out. It's a great chance to own a truly unique pair of cleats. Thanks.
Oh dear, sorry to hear abt the sizing mistakes..... now i worried tht i may face the same problem....uk6 or 6.5????? maybe i stick with the new 2009 morelia.. good luck in your re-sale
I think you should be ok if you know your UK size. I was relying on JPN size and since they got it wrong ( I also wish Asics provided this info on its boots), I got the sizing wrong. And of course you can't go wrong with the Morelia, especially since you know your size well by now
just played a game with the C3....top draw! highly recommended! altho' the pitch was a little dry on some sections, the boot was very stable, no blister problem, the toe box was a little tight n very snug, but i expect after a few wearings, it'll stretched to mould to the foot links: http://search.borderless.rakuten.co...&m=false&uc=true&p=1&f=1&sm=0&k=asics+c3&vm=1
I played in my new Tigreors today and they are awesome. Right out of the box, no blisters or discomfort. The break-in time is virtually zero. Highly recommended, especially for wide-footed players as they do run wide. PDS has them at 43 BP right now. Incredible deal for such fantastic shoe.
just ordered some asics lethal testimonials from zappos today. let you know how they feel when they get here despite i can't play cause of a torn pectoralis muscle in my chest. hopefully i'll see a difference in the upper compared to the asics lethal tigreors and the asics tigreor IT's i've had!
how is the touch on those boots? i really don't like synthetic boots but i would give these a try especially at that price. are they light?
The microfiber material is pretty thin, but the touch feels different than kangaroo leather. I've only played in them once so far so maybe it's just a matter of adjusting. My accuracy was great though. If you lose anything in touch, you'll gain in power, partly thanks to the rubber/plastic vamps that seem to add extra juice when you kick. They are pretty light, listed at 245 grams on PDS. For comparison, the Ghost Striker was listed at 210 gr so the difference is really insignificant. I also swore off synthetic boots after getting my first pair of Mizunos a few years back, but I'm happy I got these. I don't think you'd have any regrets as long as you get the right size. Btw, I believe Rakuten has the Japanese market version of these with the forefoot made of kangaroo leather.
Asics are my favorite cleats, unfortuanately there is no places here in the US to try them before buying. Not only that but I can't seem to find a reliable place who sells them online.
Zappos sells them, with free shipping both ways, and 365 day return policy. http://www.zappos.com/lethal-asics
hi..my asics tigreor azuli blue fg(IT) frm PDS ..UK9.5..EU44.5..JP285..is good boot,very light,width n comfort..
guys, 1 of the rakuten shops are offering the asics DS Light Genio at amazing prices (40+ % discount)! check these out: http://en.item.rakuten.com/kemari87...07-0090&sm=1&vm=1&f=1&tl=402099&sid=229747&k= sizing/fitting: similar to the LEthal Tigreor IT Azuli or the nike legend tiempo ref: JP25.5 = UK6.5 = US7.5 = EU 40.5 highly recommended!!!!!
just to share my collections: http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010002.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010005.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010012.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010013.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010032.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010035.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010041.jpg http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/smkiong1/P1010040.jpg
Very nice, kinogsm. What are the last pair? Look like a Tigreor but different from the one I have. Pretty cool, though.
it's the 3rd generation tigreor....TIGREOR IT (i think yr 2005/06) i got it from a shop located in Denmark.....www.unisport.dk at a very good offer, less than 50%, but they no longer sell asics boots i understand tht ebay Italy still has it but almost 100-EU$ !!!!! Still very popular among Serie-A pros.... the rest are all in 25.5cm, except the blue tigreor which is a uk6 us7 jp25.....but the fitting is the same incidentally, 1 of my favorite...extremely comfortable n' ideal for hard, dry, short-grassed pitches the silver/blue DS Light Genio just arrived from Japan on Sunday.....got it thru' a relative ....it's on 30% discount....US$126-130 by the way, do check out the rakuten intl on the DS Light Genio.....on sale....40+% off RRP....really worth buying http://en.item.rakuten.com/ballclub...07-0090&sm=1&vm=1&f=1&tl=402099&sid=225050&k= http://en.item.rakuten.com/kemari87...07-0090&sm=1&vm=1&f=1&tl=402099&sid=229747&k=
I'm sure my question has been posted somewhere but after reading all the comments, i'm now lost between the numbers. I own a Nike Air size 43 (US 9 & UK 9.5 i think). Because i have wide feet, the boots are obviously too long but fit nicely on the width. I really really want to buy the Asics Tigreor IT (white with blue stripes. not sure what kind of studs. Pisc are too small). Can someone please advise what size i should get for the Asics Tigreor IT?? Thanks
i hv a pair of the asics tigreor IT as shown abv but in blue/white size is a uk6 us7, no eu size measurement on the box or label for comparison, it's a same fitting in length but wider width compared to a uk6.5 us7.5 eu40.5 in nike tiempo legend but the 2008 release of the lethal tigreor IT azuli blue will be a uk6.5 us7.5....pls note! as i mentioned in my earlier thread, it's 1 of the most comfortable boots tht asics has ever made....still a favorite choice among the Serie-A pros...... in ebay italy, it's selling at EU$100!
hi guys im needing some advise. im a mizuno fan and ive have looked at the asics DS Light Genio, c3 and tigreor IT. i have the ghost strikers II which are real nice but i was wondering how the three asics play and feel compared to the mizuno ghost strikers and say the shinkens
welcome to asics range ds light genio: standard last, tho' has a slim "cut" is pretty snug thru' out k-leder forefoot is very very soft, but not too much padding, as tis is a super light boot for me, zero "break-in" time, it fits immediately and mold to my foot after a couple of wearings the outsole is so so flexible tht flex n' move according to your foot movement the small n short conical studs is excellent for dry/short grassed pitches highly higly recommended......u shd check out the link i posted above....very good price! http://en.item.rakuten.com/ballclub...07-0090&sm=1&vm=1&f=1&tl=402099&sid=225050&k= C3: 100% full k-leder, top top quality boots, well padded fitting is tighter than ds light genio n tigreor it also zero break-in time for me the bigger conical studs is excellent for grassy n' even soft/wet pitches outsole is not as flexible as the ds light genio excellent classic, another 5-star for me! tigreor it (i assume it's the azuli model) wider forefoot compared to the 2 abv the short blades is perfect for dry/hard/short grassed pitches another flyer as it is also very light tho' microfibre, it is very soft n' comfortable the azuli blue has superb visibility in my case, i wear the same size for all 3 (ds light genio, C3 n' tigreor it) ie. 25.5cm for GS2 n' shinken, it is also in the same size GS2 fits more like the tigreor it n DS Light Genio (tho' the Genio is tighter) Shinken resembles more towards the C3 well, if at all possible and affordable, GET the Genio n' C3!!!!! good luck
my morelia ripped a few weeks back and i got the genio in silver/blue. let me tell you something, this boot is spectacular. Previously i was on mizuno morelia EL, which is a fantastic boot as well, and very similar in feeling to the genio. however the genio is a touch heavier (which is needed, the EL is very light at around 200g). this gives me a bit more on my long shooting and passing, while still giving me that barefoot feeling that i love to control the ball very quickly and using deft touches to get around opponents. the main problem i have with most boots is the stiff feeling that makes me feel like im playing in dress shoes. after going to the morelia, there is almost no way you can play in another boot but the Asics genio went above and beyond my expectation
trivela, spot-on! btw, which shop did you get the silver/blue Genio? yeah, the Genio is almost like the morelia, tho' the latter is narrower both offer superb "barefootedness feeling" make sure you get the correct size! in my case, it's a same size as the morelia, shinken, GS2 (25.5cm UK6.5 US7.5 EU40).....with a 2 - 3 mm extra at the toe end of the boot....my foot measured 25.3cm
kiongsm thanks for the help. i still have some questions lol. i have wide flat feet and you was saying the tigreor it azuli have a wide fit. aslo they have a 10mm wedge in the heel does it make a difference? another thing is the stud config. which out of the tigreor it azuli and ds light genio hold up best for quick change of movement? is the much differnce between the ds light genio and genio. i only ask this as i went on the site and got COMPLETEY confused with the different model names which looked the same. im a 9.5uk so i would be a 28.5 cm rite? many thanks.
01. yes, tigreor it azuli blue shd fit a wide feet well, but it's microfibre, therefore won't stretched much, the HG10mm suppose to enhance cushioning to minimise injuries due to shock. 02. technically, blades suppose to enhance lift-off, but my experience with Genio conical studs was equally as good 03. DS Light Genio has external heel counter, it's the top range boots TSI707-9343 Silver/Blue TSI707-0023 White/Red TSI707-0090 White/silver/black the other ones are DS Light (no external heel counter, K-leder forefoot + microfibre, same outsole/studs config) go for the DS Light Genios! since you're wide feet, DS Light Genio shd fit you pretty well too, as the soft forefoot leather will stretch perfectly to mould to your feet The tigreor it has a more contoured footbed which suits those not so flat footed, but the DS Light Genio has a flat footbed *footbed = the piece tht attach the upper to the outsole, where you slide in the removable insole btw, the insole of the DS Light Genio is made of asics patented SpEva technology with Ex-grip tht prevent slippage, also offering excellent cushioning 04. yes, uk9.5 = JP28.5cm