We aggregate every expert and owner review into one honest meta-score for each cleat, sources, confidence and disagreements all in the open. We don't sell or test products.
We don't skate, kick or test anything. For each cleat we gather every credible review, specialist outlets, YouTube testers, and aggregated owner verdicts, normalise each to a 0–10 scale, and weight it by authority, recency and sample size.
Where the reviewers split, the page says so, with the quotes that prove it.
The right cleat comes down to three things: the surface you play on, the silo that matches your game, and fit. We've read every credible review of every cleat we list and distilled them into one honest, aggregated score, so you can compare the whole soccer catalogue on the same yardstick. Start with the full ranking of 61 cleats, or narrow it down by weight and value.
Playing a specific role? We map each position to the silos that suit it: for wingers, for strikers, for midfielders, for defenders. Every pick is drawn from the aggregated evidence, not a brand deal, we take no paid placements.
Mizuno Alpha 3 Pro tops our ranking with a Cleats Hub Score of 8.1/10, aggregated from every expert and owner review we could find. See the full, ranked list of 61 cleats for how the rest compare.
Each cleat gets one Cleats Hub Score, a weighted blend of independent expert reviews, owner ratings and objective specs, normalised to 0–10. We don't sell or physically test cleats; the ranking is pure aggregation, with every source shown on the cleat's page.
Less than most buyers think. The biggest jump in quality is from budget to mid-tier, not mid-tier to flagship. The takedown models share the silhouette and most of the geometry of the elite cleat, stepping down mainly in upper material and plate stiffness.
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