SAFE or DANGEROUS? I tested the Nike Mercurial AG boots

Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 and Vapor 17 AG Review - in today's video, JayMike takes both new Mercurial AG boots to artificial grass to break down how they perform, how safe they are on different types of AG pitches and whether they're worth picking up on Unisport. Both boots carry over their FG counterparts' key tech - the Superfly 11 AG keeps a version of the Air Zoom pod underfoot while the Vapor 17 AG brings the same lightweight Flylite plate - but with longer, mostly conical studs that make surface choice critical. The short answer is that both are solid on modern, well-maintained AG pitches with good infill depth, but on older, shallower or more worn down artificial grass, the stud length and Air Zoom pod height on the Superfly in particular start to become a concern. So if you play on AG and want to know which Mercurial is right for your specific pitch before spending your money, this is the video to watch.

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