子供用に前作のGXに続きGX Ⅱも購入させてもらいました。

size感 前作のGXと同じで履けます。

シューレースの前足部が1層になったので更に甲部分のフィット感が向上しています。

Excellent boot. Very little break in time and comfortable from first use. It’s gets softer and moulds to your feet over several wears and personally find it much better fit than the mercurial as I have wide feet. The grip is a very balanced and enables better curve on the ball when shooting with both inside and outside of the foot. I had to get half a size bigger than I normally wear trainers as I found it being too much of a perfect fit with no ability to move my toes otherwise.

PERFECT WIDE FOOT NIKE CLEAT. I’ve been searching for a pair of cleats that don’t cut my outside toes and because this uses the same soleplate as the first gx’s it runs a bit wider in the toe box as well. I’ve tried all the new mercurial low top and high top lines with no luck other than bloody toes. Also tried the FG GX line and that soleplate also runs narrow. I’m so happy that Nike decided to keep the soleplate design/width on these and hope that they cont to have wide toe/foot options. This ones a keeper on the soleplate.

Beautiful! These are soooo beautiful in person. The black color give them an elegance and simplicity at the same time. The material is super soft and comfortable and molds with the foot comfortably. The AG soleplate is perfect as it offers the best traction for AG fields.

As someone with wide feet, I was certainly disappointed with Nike's direction of the Tiempo line, and I had believed my access to good AG outsoles (because Nike makes the best AG plates, period) was over. Thankfully, the GX 2 fills the void left by the Tiempo line for us wide footed ballers. While the toebox tapers quite a bit (Nike, if you could make your boots a bit more anatomical, we'd appreciate it), and they were pretty snug right out of the box, these break-in very nicely after a couple of training sessions and feel like a pair of sticky socks with studs. The grip isn't super noticiable when passing or shooting, but very noticeable when dribbling or controling the ball. They're not Mercurial tight and responsive, a bit more of a relaxed fit. For those complaining about the Cyclone 360 soleplate should get these instead, much less aggressive underfoot and works well on both AG and FG (as long as the grass isn't too wet). They are difficult to get on at first, but it becomes a bit easier as the boots stretches and molds to your feet. Honestly, probably my favorite Nike boot since the original Magista Obra. Only word of caution is the sizing: they run a quarter size long. If you already have more than a thumbnail's width of space at the toes, or you have narrow feet, might want to consider going down half a size. However, if you have wide feet like me, true to size is best.