Nike Mercurial CR7 football trainers. 78% off. Price is £13+delivery..
Currently available in sizes 6.5 to 8.5..
15 comments
sowotsdis
5 Jul 161#1
Not bought from them in over 2 years because its not worth it as they have gone mad with their excessive delivery charges
salmanfazal to sowotsdis
5 Jul 161#2
True that but its still worth the price as it originally was about £60
dazzler303 to sowotsdis
6 Jul 16#4
What a comment £4.49 delivery excessive
To send anything nowadays is expensive to the retailer. If you were to send a pair of shoes via Royal Mail it would cost much more, to send a battery nowadays costs over £6. Free of charge delivery is usually factored into the cost of items .
If they added £4.49 to all the prices then you order 2 items and pay an additional £8.98 - but it's free carriage so that's ok!?
spenspuma
6 Jul 16#3
Horrific design. But good deal
dazzler303
6 Jul 161#5
Good deal by the way
shug119
6 Jul 16#6
Can you paint them.
sidog
6 Jul 16#7
Not true. A small parcel (max height 16cm, sufficient length) is £2.85 (2nd class) and £3.35 (1st class).
I do not however agree that £4.45 is excessive.
vcg
6 Jul 16#8
can you use this on AstroTurf five a side football?
Rickardo to vcg
6 Jul 16#10
Of course you can as I see people using all sorts of trainers, but they won't grip well, particularly 3G surface that is wet or very flat which can be slippery with these.
spenspuma to vcg
6 Jul 16#11
As per the description on the website..these are 'indoor' trainers...so not suited to AstroTurf turf.
You could wear them on AstroTurf of course, but they aren't designed for that surface.
Rickardo
6 Jul 16#9
These look like indoor football trainers, rather than astro or studded boots, just so peeps aware, but still good price.
buliztik
6 Jul 16#12
I have a pair of the same in a more ridiculous colourway to play indoors, but I have tried them on astro and 3G:
Astro - if the surface is powdered with sand then you're got be on yer bum a few times when trying a sharp stop. Traction will not be great for quick sprints either.
3G - Not bad, but again if slightly wet ground you may have a bad time.
Still, £17.48 ain't bad if you just need a pair to play in a couple of emergency games at Power League when ya mates can't find anyone else to make numbers (speaking from experience).
vcg
7 Jul 16#13
thanks for the replies.
Bristol1883
7 Jul 16#14
From previous experience working in sport shop my understanding as only genuine shoe for indoor use would have gum rubber sole so these should be fine for outdoor use.
calmur
8 Jul 16#15
terrible customer service,they sent me a pair of shoes instead of a jacket. but they don't do pickups so i have to runabout to drop of the wrong parcel before they deliver the right order. Avoid
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Opening post
Currently available in sizes 6.5 to 8.5..
15 comments
To send anything nowadays is expensive to the retailer. If you were to send a pair of shoes via Royal Mail it would cost much more, to send a battery nowadays costs over £6. Free of charge delivery is usually factored into the cost of items .
If they added £4.49 to all the prices then you order 2 items and pay an additional £8.98 - but it's free carriage so that's ok!?
I do not however agree that £4.45 is excessive.
You could wear them on AstroTurf of course, but they aren't designed for that surface.
Astro - if the surface is powdered with sand then you're got be on yer bum a few times when trying a sharp stop. Traction will not be great for quick sprints either.
3G - Not bad, but again if slightly wet ground you may have a bad time.
Still, £17.48 ain't bad if you just need a pair to play in a couple of emergency games at Power League when ya mates can't find anyone else to make numbers (speaking from experience).