Given the focus of speed and agility that the Superfly 6 has been built on, these cleats would be ideal for wingers and strikers whose main focus in a game is being able to exhibit these attributes. The inspiration for this design was actually taken from a cheetah’s paw, which nature has designed to provide better traction and agility at high speeds. The split plate on the outsole, or “podular plates,” as Nike likes to call it, are said to provide a lighter more natural feel along the bottom of your foot. The design of the Superfly 6 has all been based on fit and features a one-piece upper created from brand new Flyknit construction, and a new outsole, which combines to provide a custom feel and 360° fit. Obviously, there are going to be some who prefer a more shoe-like look and feel, so no collar, and that would be the Vapor model. Where the Vapor has no ankle collar to speak of, the Superfly 6 has a Dynamic Fit Collar added to it that is really no higher than an ankle sock and, for some, provides a little more stability while still providing ease of movement.
The Superfly model is actually a variation of the original Vapor model, which is now on its 12th version.īoth the Vapor and the Superfly soccer cleat models share the exact same technology in their general construction, with the only difference between the two models being the height of the ankle collar.
The Mercurial line of soccer cleats was originally brought out to the market in 1998 and has since seen 11 progressively improved versions of this product. These soccer cleats are reported to be an extremely lightweight, form-fitting, highly responsive soccer boot, that has been built for speed, and is considered one of the best currently on the market today. The Mercurial Superfly 6 is a soccer cleat offering brought out by Nike in 2018.
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