My son who is also a lineman had been wearing the Under Armor Highlights for a couple of season they are a high top and he loved them. If the off season he plays 7v7 and he wears the Nike Menace. Which is more of a mid shoes.

This year he won a pair of Jordan which he loves, but they do not offer the same level of support and protection, so we had to tape his ankles

I’d venture to say it’s not the cleats. Chopping feet is usually done up on toes so the heel pain is probably the ‘stretch’ and recoil of being up more than anything. Treating that with proper stretching, rest if needed, off field shoes, and possibly some other treatments to lessen strain/stretch/inflammation is going to do more than new cleats. Big nasty lineman usually aren’t toe walkers so learning to be up on toes and explosive is painful early in the season.

Not a doctor nor claim to be. Just been coaching middle school football for 10 years and dealing with the annual WebMD diagnosis by all my parents every year on why Junior can’t practice today.

Depends on if he is in youth or adult sizes. Most youth cleats are not positions specific. My son just moved into adut sizes and I got him the Nike Force Savage Pro 2's he likes them so far and says they are comfortable and don't make his feet sore.

i recommend the ones that feel the most comfortable and give me no blisters. That would be Nike phantoms.

Depends on your foot shape and what feels best to you. Personally, I’m an adidas guy. My son has really chunky feet, so F50s without laces are his favorite. He’d rather wear Nike, but even he knows he’s gotta wear what serves him best.

The Messi F50. My sone has a pair and loves them.

The most comfortable one

My son loves Diadoras. In particular he likes the Brasil OG LT+ MDPU made in Italy. He says they fit perfectly and thinks they help his touch.

Before he tries these he was wearing the adidas crazyfast elite laceless. He liked those but thought they didn’t last very long.

New Balance Freeze V4 are the most comfortable cleat I've ever worn and I loved the plate on them. They had pretty poor durability and I went through 2 pairs last summer.

I've currently got the V5 and have had them since November. Haven't had any durability issues so far. They are a little tighter on the foot, but they're still very comfortable and I haven't noticed any major difference with the plate.

Not your fault, but this question gets asked A LOT. Please take a look at all the other threads with this question for plenty of good recommendations.

American football cleats didn’t work for me - many on this Reddit recommended the Adidas Adizero.

I wanted them to work but after three months of pain and blisters I finally gave up and switched to New Balance Lacrosse cleats (Freeze v4). They’ve been fantastic, no pain at all with a slightly wider toe box. Highly recommend checking out New Balance lacrosse cleats!

Search the subreddit for cleats , there are lots of good posts on it .

In summary , people agree American football boots / lacrosse boots are best .

I use Nike Vapor untouchable pro 3 , I know really good players who use Adizeros

Im Not sure on Tokay

Are you from Europe ?

I recently got a pair of New Balance Freeze 4s. They are the first pair of any type of footwear that I have paid a triple-digit price tag for, but they are incredibly worth it. They're extremely light, fit well, offer good support, and have good build quality. They also come in both wide and standard fits if that's something you care about.

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stick spikes into your feet and run like the wind!

I have older X-Talons for most field sports like softball, flag football, and ultimate. For soccer if you're any good at all, you'd probably hate playing in them. If you're super casual like me, it's probably fine.

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I don’t quite know if these will work for you but try the Nike alpha menace shark

Bro you ever find anything? My kid goes through the same shit every year. He’s O-line too. Last season he wore New Balance BurnX4 Lacrosse cleats. They come in wide EE

by violated do you mean squozen or stepped on ?

Football (American). Adidas are wider than Nikes. Nike has a wide sole available as well

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I know what you mean with the squeeze feeling. After long tournaments my feet feel terrible

Go to a sports store and ask. Adidas and Nike are the two biggest ones. The things u have to pay attention for are surfase, weight and studs.

For surface u should check how much friction it has, more friction more spin and also more friction you have more the ball will "stay stuck" on your foot. Some people also like frictionless boots. Ingeneral more friction=easier to shoot recieve and pass, less friction=easier to dribble.

On weight, less weight=u go faster, more weight=ball is easier to control.

And lastly studs should be the ones that fit best on the playing field you are using. Generally rounded studs are better for turning and quick changes of direction and non round stads are better for sprints.

For u I'd say a boot with much friction, quite heavy and preferrably rounded studs. I'd not get lighter or lownfriction shoes unless u know that u r gonna be an attacker whose biggest strength is speed.

I use Nike ones but would probably recommend Adidas more because they are more durable.

Just go to the shop and try some on.

When I was a kid for whatever reason the Adidas ones never fit my foot comfortably so I always went for Nike or Umbro. I actually ended up preferring Umbro but had some decent Nike pairs over the years as well.

So everyone can tell you ohh get this, get that but like my experience with Adidas there might be a brand that aren't for you

Leather Umbro, Diadora or Mizunos, those will last you the most

You’re using “cleats” and not “boots”….which football we talking about? Might make a difference as to the recommendation

adidas for sure you'll be good with a pair of those

Whatever fits nice and you can afford.

Go to class and learn to stop using finna then figure out football later

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You make a new account to ask people what cleats to get yourself? Just get what u want they’re just cleats haha