Amazing Hacks, tips and tricks you can do to your soccer cleats! We show you some really cool things you can do to football boots including using candles, ba...

Jun 30, 2017 · What are the best FOOTBALL BOOT HACKS you can do to your soccer cleats? We rank the best football hacks!Wear Socks Like A Pro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

5 football boot hacks to make your boots fit better - in today's video, JayMike sits down to offer you 5 boot and life hacks that will make your football boots fit a lot better. They...

Sep 27, 2021 · It's about time to play like a pro with the most used DIY soccer hacks out there! Use a glue gun to create grip socks. Use an eraser to remove dirt and scuffs on your boots. Wrap athletic...

We look at seventeen soccer hacks you should try for your football or not?! As we rate and review each hack and show you which professional players have been trying them themselves. Players include Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Pogba, Jadon Sancho and plenty more!

There are various hacks you can employ to make soccer cleats more comfortable. These five simple yet effective methods are discussed below: 1. Athletic Shoe Insoles. The athletic shoe insoles are ideal for active sportsmen and women, and this is not limited to footballers.

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Start with the right size cleats. Wear a pair of soccer socks. Use some old or custom insoles. Use petroleum jelly to reduce friction. Start with the laces loosely tied. Wear your cleats for three consecutive days. Try the frozen water trick for tight cleats. Patiently wait a few days.