There really isn’t a whole lot to these boots. Open the box and inside you will find your new pair of boots. A pretty basic colorway, a nice soft upper and an uncomplicated soleplate. My expectations are not high, I’m just interested to see if they have anything positive to offer for their incredibly affordable price point. Underfoot, Adidas use low profile triangular shaped studs, with 7 under the forefoot and 4 under the heel. In reality, the design is pretty basic but provides adequate balance through wear. You get a secure level of grip on both FG and AG surfaces – I wore them on turf and they did great. So, there is the advantage of them being a very versatile option on different playing surfaces. Highlight: A very competent entry level option that drop in at an affordable price point. The design is simple but very effective to wear. But overall, they were an easy boot that you can confidently work with right from first wear. Performance

Falling right in line with their standard level of comfort, the Goletto offer a very true to size fit. Length wise, they are right on par with traditional Adidas boot releases. When you take them out of the box, they look long and narrow. But the synthetic upper opens up to provide a solid medium to wide fitting forefoot. Overall – What Are They Like? I don’t anticipate we will see many new colorways, but you can find the latest line-up of available options at SOCCER.com. The Skinny Summary But, through testing them over the past few weeks, we have found that they provide a type of performance you don’t anticipate finding in a boot at their price point. If you’ve been considering a pair, hopefully this review will give you the breakdown you need in determining if they are the right or wrong option for you!