Nike have again raised the bar bringing another fabled release to the soccer cleat market! This time around it is the
Nike CTR360 Maestri, and this cleat is being specifically driven to one market ‘the playmaker’! You just have to look at the players who will be wearing the CTR360 range and you will see a pattern: Cesc Fabregas, Paul Scholes, Landon Donavan and Andres Iniesta have all been mentioned. All these players have reputations for being playmakers, and the ones their teams turn to for that extra spark.
The first versions of the cleats will be available in Black/White/Challenge Red and a White/Del Sol/Black. I personally prefer the White/Del Sol/Black version. To me, the Black/White/Red seems to resemble a plastic cleat. Just my personal opinion! In terms of performance the CTR360 Maestri has a lot to offer:
- Upper created using a revolutionary Kanga-Lite synthetic leather that inhibits the properties of natural Kangaroo leather without the added weight.
- The strike zone has Innovative control pods that are made of a dampening foam, designed to enhance ball control and optimal passing pace.
- Unique cleat geometry with off center lacing, alligned towards the toe unlike other cleats that veer to the outside of the cleat.
- Weigh in at a very average 9.8oz, pretty decent for a cleat of this design.
I have to say, I have a feeling these cleats will be a big hit as they fill a void in the market, focusing on one type of player thus enhancing their appeal. There has never been a soccer cleat release so focused on one type of player, usually footwear companies want to leave a cleat open to the full market, with players creating their own opinions. But not with the CTR360 Maestri, and this could turn out to be a stroke of genius on Nike’s part! More news and information on the cleats to follow as we get it!














The white ones look WAY better than the red ones!
you should review these and the vapor v
seriously get yourself a pair of these shoes you won’t be disappointed they are super comfy and do most of what advertised!
Yes you should make a comparison of the Maestri’s and the Vapor V’s. The Maestris are only an ounce heaiver so in a full sprint (while dribbling) is there a difference between them? Or in acceleration?
bob, is that a serious question?? it’s a f**king ounce!!!!!!!!!!!!! try one of each boot on at the same time, if you can tell the difference, you should be writing this blog and saving bryan his precious time answering meaningful questions. you are either fast or slow, an ounce isn’t going to matter.
on a much more serious note, these cleats are the shit. durable, comfortable, clean looking, and they have a great feel. go get a pair.
dont get these boots if you play gaelic! Not comfortable and WAY overated. Get the old preds
Is this a good soccer cleat to do tricks with?
Like im just a beginner at tricks. is this a good cleat to learn to do tricks with?
just wondering if i should get these or predator x. i am center mid and usually take alot of shots but i also need speed and thats why im concerned about predators
They both have a lot to offer, if you are a playmaker I would recommend the CTR360’s, if you play more of a holding mid, or someone who likes to spray the ball from side to side go for the Predator X. Also, if you haven’t seen the new White/Blue/Metallic silver version I reccomend checking it out (one of the latest posts)
lol its funny how someone said i want speed should i get this shoes or not? the shoes has nothing to do with ur speed man….. its all about how comfortable you in them…..nice cleats i have a pair they are great….same as the old R10
Jus got a pair today, these boots are sick man… I honestly can’t wait to try them out on the pitch. Also i gotta agree with mike, the cleat isn’t what makes you fast dude it’s more about how you feel in em.
When are the Arsenal CTR’s coming out?