Customer Reviews adidas Copa Mundial

Dying to play in my new Copa's. Got em and have to send em back, TOO SMALL !

the with of all the shoes are now made only narrow. They are not what they used to be. I tried from the most expensive models and they are all the same.

Within a week of wearing my third pair, they ripped on the top of the cleats between the leather and the bottom. This usually happens over a span of 3-6 months. But this happened within a week and Im not happy about it. Very comfy and easy to break in.

I purchased these 8 months ago. I play on a grass field once or twice a week. These take in liquid even from a light morning dew. This started happening within the first month of owning the shoes. After only eight months I'm seeing signs of the shoe coming apart. The laces that these come with are not good. Had to replace them for something better right away. I expected better quality from a product made in Germany. But I've been disappointed by these.

The boots are not the best / the top of the boot tore 3 weeks after I got the boots and slowly it got worse , insole is not best either tore up inside of boots after 2 months

Really like this football boot but after 3 wears the boot split and I had to battle for a replacement in time for my next match. Adidas customer support was awful and I received contradictory messages from anyone I contacted!

The toe came apart very quickly and the inside heel wore down to nothing within a couple months. Not worth the price

cant complain just disappointed that nearly 200 dollars only gets you less than 6months use

due to the poor quality with the personal lettering I had to send these boots back

Was very comfortable in store, however when I received them it felt like the cleat plate was in the wrong place and I was sliding off the side.

Bought this shoe for my son upon the recommendation of a soccer coach. Very comfortable and fit well however didn't last the whole season.

This is the second pair of these boots I have purchased for my 15 year old son. The first pair lasted 6 months before a hole started wearing on the outside of toe box. Adidas was accommodating in replacing those. The second pair were treated with leather protection and only got 12 months out of those.

Purchased these for durability. Soleplate began to come away from front of both boots after about ten games, all played on grass during summer months. Boots are now no longer any use for play. First few games in boot were excellent but 10-15 games wear is not good enough and not to Adidas usual high standards.

These were the most perfect boot I have ever worn but the leather tore away from the sole after only 2 months. Very disappointed because I loved them while they lasted.

it came wit a little bump on the font of my soccer shoes because of the sewing stuff but I kept it because I needed it. I will rather buy at the store in person so I can choose the best clean pair of shoes. I wont buy online again.

These were the nicest cleats I have ever bought...for about a week. The pristine K-leather felt great and gave an amazing feel on the ball. Also there was very little break-in required. I had assumed a >$100 pair of cleats would last me at least a year playing once or twice a week. Unfortunately, after only a week of play on nice field turf (maybe 3 times for 2+ hours) the upper began to separate from the plastic sole of the shoe at the toe. Soon, the upper on my dominant foot separated entirely and my big toe was left poking out. After doing my best to repair the boot (3 times now) with a glue-gun/superglue/duct tape I finally picked up a new pair of cheaper nitrocharge 3.0 trx's. In summary, this would be a great boot if you could afford to buy one every other week...if not then I recommend looking for something a little more durable and affordable (I will post a review for the nitrocharge 3.0 after I play with them a little more)

My left boot from the toe is already detaching Ive worn them twice with a light practice

These cleats lasted me less than seven months before the toe ripped apart and separated from the sole. Adidas would not replace them due to the warranty only covering six months of use. I understand companies have standard warranty time periods, but I find it unacceptable that they are not open to rectifying when a $170 pair of cleats falls apart one month after the warranty ended. Unfortunately, I have since come across many people who had a similar experience so I do not think this is a fluke. Strongly recommend against purchasing.