Nike Men's Phantom GX3 360 Elite Firm Ground Cleats

Super grippy and unreal fit ,really enjoying wearing them so far !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these around the same time as another pair of cleats, the Phantom 6 Pro FG Low-Tops. I love those, but these Elites are incredible. The quality is premium and makes you feel like a pro. It fits slightly tighter than you expect, but after a few uses you get used to it. The colors are fun and the materials are definitely and upgrade over a standard Nike cleat. I’ve loved playing in these so far!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm loving my new Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite FG Soccer Cleats. The Gripknit fabric provides superior ball control, which has been a game-changer for my touch on the field. As someone with high arches, these shoes offer the best arch support I've experienced in a cleat, keeping me comfortable through the entire match. While I've always found Nike shoes to run small, the fit on these Phantom 6 cleats is greatly improved—snug but not constricting, though perhaps a touch narrow. And, as always, the cleats are feather-light, so I can focus on my speed and agility without feeling weighed down. The color scheme is different, but it really stands out without being gaudy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite FG cleats for a few weeks now, and they’ve honestly been some of the most comfortable and responsive boots I’ve worn. The fit is snug without being tight, and the upper has a nice flexible feel that molds to your foot pretty quickly. Touch on the ball feels really clean, there’s just enough grip without it feeling gimmicky. Traction has been great on firm natural grass fields. The stud pattern feels stable when cutting, and I haven’t had any slipping issues even on slightly damp grass. They’re also surprisingly lightweight, which you really notice during longer sessions. If I had to nitpick, they do run a bit narrow, so anyone with wider feet might want to size up or try them on first. But overall, these are high-quality cleats that feel premium and perform really well. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a top-tier pair for competitive play.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The boots is very comfortable especially on a natural grass pitch. The sole plate of the boot with the new spine down the middle allows for a very responsive boot. This give the boot a speed boot feeling. The 360 stud pattern is good on natural grass, allowing for better traction when changing direction especially due to its bladed pattern. The heel lock of the boot is good, although not butch support in the heel bone area, I believe the gripknit rigidity helps with maintaining the form and structure of the boot. The midsole at first can be very tight and only after breaking it in will the boot feel and sit very comfortable around the mid foot area. The gripknit material is great in raining conditions, eliminating the slippery feeling that comes with l the weather and the wet. However, in drier conditions the ball can get stuck a lot more. I love the low cut more, because it doesn’t feel as restrictive around the ankle area and give the foo lt more freedom to flow naturally with changing direction, shooting etc. The lace areas is good too because it makes it easier to access the laces with no cover. The toe box areas is wide enough to not make the toes feel cramped and also not too wide where the foot moves around too much. Overall great boots

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite FG Soccer Cleats deliver a snug, glove-like fit that feels secure without being restrictive, giving you confidence in quick cuts and explosive sprints. The design is sleek and modern, with sharp lines and a low-profile silhouette that looks fast even when standing still. The fabric is lightweight yet durable, with a textured upper that enhances ball control while still feeling breathable during long matches. What I liked most was the balance between comfort and performance—the cleats manage to feel soft on the foot while still offering the responsiveness needed at a high level. If I could change anything, it would be adding a touch more cushioning underfoot for those extended sessions, as the emphasis on responsiveness sometimes sacrifices a bit of long-term comfort.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite FG cleats provide a flexible and comfortable fit that adapts well to the foot, which is one of the first things I noticed when wearing them. I normally wear a size 8 in other Nike cleats, but the sock-like construction of this model allowed me to size down to a 7.5 while still having enough room to move naturally and even a little room to grow. The upper grips the ball extremely well, which adds noticeable control when dribbling in tight spaces or when needing quick touches under pressure. The traction pattern also supports a much more precise turn radius, making it easier to cut, pivot, and accelerate in different directions without feeling delayed or unstable. Overall the fit feels secure yet adaptable, which supports both comfort and performance across longer sessions. As a goalkeeper, I especially appreciate how the studs dig confidently into the ground when planting for a punt, giving a more stable base and helping create stronger and more accurate long-ball power. The excellent ball grip also helps when distributing with the feet, since the textured upper increases control on passes and clears. However, there are a couple of drawbacks specific to keepers. The lace area sits in a position where the ball can sometimes make contact during a punt, which has led to a few misdirected kicks when striking slightly off center. Additionally, on very wet grass the cleats can occasionally feel slippery during quick pushes or lateral movements, so footing requires a little extra attention in those conditions. Even with those limitations, the boot still performs at a high level across most surfaces and scenarios. The design and materials feel premium, with a textured upper that enhances the ball-to-foot connection and a soleplate that responds well to fast transitions. The comfort, lockdown, and overall flexibility make these cleats stand out, especially for players who need both agility and stability. With strong ball grip, improved turning precision, and a fit that supports sizing versatility, the Phantom 6 Low Elite remains a strong option for players at any position, including keepers who value control and secure footing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These cleats fit like most Nike cleats. I normally wear the Luna’s because I like the higher top but wanted to try low tops. These do fit snug and are a little narrow so some might need to size a half size up.