Under Armor All American Game

hi! and welcome to unisport webtv, where we today will be looking at -american soccer shoes, from under armour - this model is called force pro ii.

Under Armor All American Game, do you remember force pro i? i'd like to ask - no? me neither, i don't think anyone knows where this force pro i is?

because it never came on the market anywhere. but i guess that's that. anyway - then what under armour tell us about their new boot is: it's a speed boot that weighs 218 grams - but they also tell us it's incredibly comfortable, actually so comfortable, that you should be able to run 10 kilometers - in one football game - without feeling distress.

and it's something under armour worked out, that footballers run these 10 km. in one game hence the addition of 10k to the name. 10 k = 10 kilometers... pretty clever. this all sounds well and good from under armours side. the question is, can they deliver all this- if this boot can do better, than the last time i tested the brand - because back then i was was very unimpressed. let's see what happens to 10k force pro ii check it out and welcome!

10k force pro ii - is a relatively wide boot,where the focus is on comfort. but one of the most interesting features with this boot - is this compfit, that sits in the heel, of the force pro ii it's an ankle construction,made to wrap itself around your foot - to ensure good support, but at the same time also give great deliverance of power - because it makes the fit so tight,and because your foot becomes at one with the boot! and i can tell you right away,this compfit is nothing short of genius!

it's insanely good! you get good movability, as well as great support. because this compfit is so tight - without annoying - because it's made of this elasticated material. it's very, very good. it's excellent for both comfort, performance and responsiveness in the boot. it's very impressive.

this is one of the best heels in a football boot ever - and under armour, i'm deeply impressed. yep! that's right! now i mentioned that the sole of the 10k force pro ii,was a bit wide - but actually the fit is quite tight in the forefoot, and this makes the fit quite interesting - when you stick your feet in your -force pro ii. the uppers material is a bit stiff to begin with -

and i was very worried about whether or not - this would make it uncomfortable to wear, but once you break in the boot, it's really quite nice to use. it wraps itself well around your foot and gets quite soft, and it does remind me a bit, of the upper material on the mercurial vapor iii. which nike, unfortunately, don't make anymore - that was very popular in my book. the big blockbuster on the boot, is still the compfit heel construction - and it deserves a; big fat thumbs-up!

because it's really really cool. the stud-configuration on, under armour 10 k force pro ii - is under armours; corespeed stud-system and sole - it's made for speed, as the name implies. but also for stability. if we look at the front foot - then it's made with some fairly long and scary-looking studs- but they work really well when you need to accelerate - they dig into the ground well,

and especially on the first couple of meters, there's lethal speed to be found. the front-foot is quite flexible. and also works well when you need to accelerate,and gives a good spring in your step - without it getting too flexible, thus making you lose power. good work. on the middle foot you can see this;thick torsion-bar, this makes the middle-foot very stable and strong - it's great for when you strike the ball, because you don't loose power. like the adidas powerspine -

on the predator x, one of the only good things on that boot, by the way - on top of that there's also these four studs on the middle-foot that actually are great for when you need to create stability - i've definitely had no issues with,stability and balance - and this also works without fault. if we look on the inside of the 10k force pro ii, then it has this under armour 4d-technology sole, this sole gives really good shock absorbency,

that is a soft coating - on top of the outer-sole, there's also this micro-g technology, that is also shock absorbent, this means when you step into a 10k force pro ii - it's incredibly shock absorbent,it's mindbogglingly comfortable. you may lose a bit of responsiveness in the boot, because you wobble around, because the sole is so soft - but that's okay,

and when it comes to comfort,this boot is one of the very best - in it's class of semi-light, and also when it comes to really light boots too. it's one of the major drawing-points on the 10k force pro ii, 4d-foam, works great! i really like it. when you get to unleash them on a ball - then under armour have developed this match-control technology. that is this net-texture, on the medial-side of the boot.

and this is made to give better grip in the ball - like we know from other control-elements,from other brands. texture is always good for ball control - but the problem is, this doesn't really do much - so it gets very indifferent, meeeeeh! was my initial thought - on the other hand it would be great for a round of;noughts and crosses.

maybe that's what the youth want today - "ding, ding, ding, ding, ding." jokes aside, it's okay that it's there,it doesn't really hurt the boot - but at the same time, it's far from a boot revolution, this match-control. on the subject of the boots general touch; it's quite good - the upper is thin and relatively precise - and when playing in the dry, the material sticks to the ball well - unfortunately, when it does get wet,

it gets slippery and that's a shame! when under armour usually are so good,at fighting the elements. a bit of all conditions control, wouldn't have gone a miss. but that's just the way it is... when talking strike-capabilities on the force pro ii, then i can tell you, the boot has a fairly low nose - and combined with this tight fit, on the front-foot - you get a clean, precise - and no nonsense, strike on the ball.

there's no messing around there. regardless of this match-control, that is, if we're honest, useless - this also counts for when you want to bend the ball...nothing much happens - unless you can "bend it like beckham" of course - anyway enough about that. if we flip the boot around, and look at these torsion-bars - they give really good power behind your shots - especially when you consider the boot only weighs 218 grams. very cool.

the strike-capabilities are; nice and clean - and there's not too much more to say, they do their job. at the same time, there's no shooting superpower, hiding in this boot. but who said there should be?mighty fine work. in other words, under armour have with the,10k force pro ii created a good and solid football boot - the comfort is excellent, the weight is acceptable, and this boot is a good alternative,

if you want to try something different,to the usual big brand football boots - you cant really go wrong with this - the compfit on the heel is amazing, and it left me impressed, but apart from that the 10k force pro, doesn't reinvent the football boot world. that's a shame, but then again, the boot delivers what it promises - reliable and excellent work. i can definitely live with it - on top of that this here, gets plenty of plus' - great work!

and under armour need to keep it. the most important thing about this boot is - that it's much better than create pro ii,which i reviewed a few years back. it's much, much better! a step in the right direction for under armour. if i must talk about the design, then i have to say - yeeeeeah,it's not great is it. a bit futuristic, at least there's no eagle on the medial side,

and that's always something, that gives bonus points in my book, after the joma fit 100 light, these are just my thoughts on the 10k force pro ii. what do you folk out there think of the boot? the design, and if you would you consider getting a pair? please do tell me, in the comment-section down bellow. this was all i had on the program today - but i hope your well,until the next time i see you in unisport webtv,