Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 Club TF - Red - 11.5 UK

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The Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 Club TF is designed for adult male football players looking to enhance their pace and agility on synthetic turf surfaces. These boots offer a balance of durability and support through a leather construction and a specialized rubber outsole, making them a reliable choice for recreational and competitive play, though players seeking advanced carbon-fiber performance plates may need to look at higher-tier Mercurial models.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 11.5 |
| Shoe Type | Football Boots |
| Series | Mercurial Vapor 17 Club TF |
| Model Part Number | 0198965182470 |
| Brand | Nike |
These are designed for Turf (TF). They may work on hard, dry grass but will not provide the same penetration as firm-ground (FG) cleats.
The Mercurial line is generally known for a slimmer, speed-oriented fit. If you have wide feet, you may need to break them in or consider sizing up.
Use a soft brush to remove loose dirt and a damp cloth for deeper stains. Avoid harsh detergents.
Club is Nike's entry-level tier for their football boots, focusing on essential performance and durability at an accessible level.
Yes, natural leather will stretch slightly and mold to the shape of your foot after a few training sessions.
Check that the rubber outsole is free of caked-on dirt or debris, which can reduce the effectiveness of the stud pattern.
Once dry, gently brush the leather and consider a leather conditioner to maintain suppleness.
Ensure the laces are tied using a runner's loop to secure the heel cup firmly against the ankle.
For optimal performance, ensure you are wearing the correct size to prevent heel slippage. These boots are specifically designed for 'TF' (Turf) pitches; using them on dry, firm-ground natural grass may result in premature wear of the rubber outsole. To maintain the leather upper, wipe away excess mud after each match using a damp cloth. Avoid drying the boots under direct heat sources like radiators, as this can crack the leather; instead, air dry them naturally in a well-ventilated area.