New Balance 442 v3 Elite and Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro are two soccer cleats we've scored purely from aggregated expert and owner reviews. Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro comes out ahead with a Cleats Hub Score of 8.1 to 6.6. One of these scores is provisional (built on a single review), so treat the gap with caution.
Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro leads on the aggregated score (8.1 vs 6.6), a clear margin of 1.5 points. Every score here is a weighted meta-analysis of independent reviews, we don't sell or test either cleat, so the ranking follows the evidence.
Across the characteristics reviewers scored for both, Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro takes touch, control, weight, comfort, durability, fit and traction. Read the full per-characteristic bars and the evidence quotes on each cleat's page: New Balance 442 v3 Elite · Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro.
Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro is the lighter cleat (113 g vs 204 g), a 91 g difference you can feel on the sprint and Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro carries the lower RRP ($135 vs $180).
If you just want the higher-rated cleat, Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro is the pick. Either way, open the full review to see every source before you commit.
Mizuno Morelia Neo 5 Pro has the higher Cleats Hub Score (8.1 vs 6.6), aggregated from independent reviews.
Each gets one Cleats Hub Score, a weighted blend of independent expert and owner reviews normalised to 0–10. We don't sell or physically test either cleat; every source is shown on the individual review pages.