Uma MORELIA JAPAN me DECEPCIONOU? - Teste chuteira society Mizuno Morelia Sala Japan TF e IN

Summary

In this video, the reviewer expresses disappointment with the Misuno Morelia Sala de Ano for Futsal and Societ, particularly the new midsole with Energia technology. While the running shoes featuring this tech were comfortable, the futsal and society versions fell short, offering minimal cushioning and poor durability. The reviewer notes issues like peeling soles, weak stitching, and an uncomfortable fit. Despite high-quality materials like kangaroo leather on the toe cap, the models fail to live up to expectations. The reviewer recommends opting for other Morelia models available in Brazil, offering better value for money.

Takeaways

• 😀 The reviewer expresses disappointment with the new Morelia Sala de Ano for Societ, Futsal, specifically regarding the midsole with Energia technology.
• 😀 The cushioning system in the Morelia Sala is minimal, leading to discomfort and poor impact absorption, especially in the futsal model.
• 😀 Despite its lightness, the futsal model causes discomfort, especially on the heel after just a few minutes of use.
• 😀 The outsole works well on open courts and gyms but struggles on wet grass or tall grass, where the traction isn't as effective.
• 😀 The reviewer highlights a serious quality issue with the soles, noting that after a few uses, they began to peel off at the joint between the sole and the upper.
• 😀 A lack of traditional stitching reinforcement on the toe cap, which was present in previous models, is a major flaw in this version.
• 😀 The kangaroo leather used on the toe cap is of excellent quality, providing good comfort, fit, and ball sensitivity.
• 😀 The microfiber in the midfoot and the suede lining are also of good quality, though the overall comfort suffers due to thin insoles.
• 😀 The models are very lightweight, weighing around 220-224g, which is suitable for those looking for light boots, but comfort is sacrificed.
• 😀 Despite some fit issues, the models are suitable for various foot shapes, but it's recommended to use them with the insoles for better comfort.
• 😀 The Morelia Sala is not seen as worth the price, especially compared to other models available in Brazil that offer better value for money.

Q & A

What was the main disappointment expressed by the reviewer regarding the Morelia Sala de Futsal?

The reviewer was disappointed by the lack of sufficient cushioning in the Morelia Sala de Futsal. Despite the brand's new midsole technology with Energia, it didn't provide the expected level of comfort, and the impact absorption was minimal, especially when playing futsal.

How did the rubber outsole perform in different settings?

The rubber outsole performed well on open courts and gym surfaces, providing good traction. However, the reviewer noted that on wet natural lawns or taller grass, the traction would likely be less effective.

What was the issue with the durability of the Morelia Sala de Futsal model?

The reviewer found that the model's sole began to peel off after just a few uses. Additionally, the joint between the sole and upper was fragile, leading to detachment, particularly in the leather areas, which could have been prevented with better stitching reinforcement.

How did the materials of the upper of the Morelia Sala de Futsal compare to previous versions?

While the materials used in the upper were of good quality, the reviewer noted that there was less leather than expected. However, the kangaroo leather used in the toe cap was praised for its comfort, fit, and sensitivity to the ball. The microfiber in the midfoot and suede lining were also considered high quality.

Did the reviewer find the fit of the Morelia Sala de Futsal models to be comfortable?

The reviewer found the fit to be slightly elongated but still acceptable. The recommendation was to buy the usual size, but it was noted that without the thin insole, the fit might feel snug. The reviewer also mentioned that the insole was necessary for added comfort.

What did the reviewer think about the weight of the Morelia Sala models?

The Morelia Sala models were praised for being incredibly light, with the futsal model weighing only 220 grams. However, the reviewer would have preferred a bit more weight for added comfort, as the lightness came at the cost of cushioning.

What was the reviewer’s opinion about the price of the Morelia Sala de Futsal models?

The reviewer expressed dissatisfaction with the price, stating that they would not pay the equivalent of over $1,000 for the models, especially when other Mizuno models available in Brazil offer a better cost-benefit ratio.

How did the reviewer rate the new Morelia Sala de Futsal in comparison to other Mizuno models?

The reviewer considered the Morelia Sala de Futsal models to be a disappointment, particularly when compared to other Mizuno models like the Morelia 2 Pro AS and the Alfa Elite AS, which were praised for their better value and overall performance.

What was the reason behind the detachment issues with the soles of the Morelia Sala de Futsal?

The detachment issue was largely due to the absence of traditional stitching reinforcement on the toe cap, a feature that had been present in previous Morelia versions. This lack of reinforcement made the sole prone to peeling and detachment after limited use.

What other aspects of the Morelia Sala de Futsal did the reviewer find satisfactory?

The reviewer found the upper materials, especially the kangaroo leather and microfiber, to be of high quality, providing excellent comfort and sensitivity. The fit was also seen as suitable for various foot shapes, and the traction on synthetic grass was considered nearly perfect.