Nike Women's Phantom 6 Low Elite Firm Ground Soccer Cleats

Very nice good gripknit comes in about 4 days really fast

Soon in a National Team near you ! Gift to a talent who will soon be noticed for a selection in the National Female Team

The cleats are very nice. They took 4 practices to break in. Durability with the upper and soleplate connection needs to be better

Snagged a pair of these in the AG model during the BF sales, having had a keen interest in the Phantom 6 since launch, and I've not been disappointed! I play recreationally, so getting the Elite model is overkill more or less, but I have always been a bit of a boot nerd, and over the years I've been fortunate enough to try out some of these top end boot models. My love affair really started with the OG Hypervenom Phantom, an absolutely incredible silo that would probably still perform well today. I have since tried multiple Phantom silos, with the Phantom VNM also being a favourite of mine, and I've also dabbled with some of the older Tiempo with K-leather. As a wider footed player (UK 11/ US 12), the Phantom range has generally always been an accomodating boot, and the Phantom 6 is really quite great in this regard. It's probably a little slimmer in the midfoot overall, and although the toe box has been improved it could be slightly better, but it has a very accomodating general feel, and the upper will wear in. My general thoughts on the Phantom 6 overall are that this is a really awesome boot, and if you're looking for extra grip and a close to foot feel then these are amazing. The gripknit upper isn't just a gimmick, it definitely helps with overall ball control, and gives you that little extra confidence with things like first touches, even in trickier weather conditions. Fit and feel out of the box is great, but after a few games wearing them in they seem, to me, almost as good as the OG Hypervenom Phantom. I appreciate the anatomical design and that almost feeling like a slipper going on once they've worn in a bit and molded to your foot shape. The AG soleplate is great, I've had absolutely no stud pressure nor grip issues in my time so far. I think they revised it for this wave of silos and the studs are slightly longer, but not as aggressive as an FG formation. Very well balanced, and a nice firm feel underfoot. One of the most common complaints I've seen, and agree with to an extent, is heel lockdown could be a bit better. The heel is comfortable, but definitely feels like it could do with feeling a touch more snug, not too much, just a little. It's a minor complaint for me, but may be more noticeable if you have a slimmer foot/heel. In terms of design/aestethics; the Phantom 6 is a great looking boot in general. The sort of 'uniform' looking ribbed appearance of the gripknit upper is very cool, and the way the various colourways use the different areas and colour-code them is great. Not a huge fan of the swoosh on the outside of the boot on this variant (amongst others) with the sort of 'sharp' bobbles on it. There's no practical benefit and arguably could be dangerous if you caught someone awkwardly. Talking specifically about the Haaland signature boot, I think the colour selection is excellent, they absolutely stand out with the bright yellow upper, the red 'strike zone' and the various orange 'blended' elements that bring it altogether on the gripknit to give the ethos of the 'fire within'. The blue elements are meant to represent an 'icy' calm according to the description, so for me perhaps that colour could have been a bit lighter? The deep blue doesn't give me those vibes, but it does make a nice canvas for the brighter colours to stand out more. The soleplate is really basic looking frankly, I wish they had opted for a more flashy, iridescent soleplate like the launch model, that would have finished it off nicely, but still overall a nice looking edition. Closing thoughts: the Phantom 6 for me continues my love for the Phantom series that began all the way back with the Hypervenom Phantom. The fit, the feel on foot and touch on the ball, the look - there's nothing much that this boot does wrong (outside of heel lockdown) and you can thrive wearing these in any position on the pitch.

First pair of elite boots I bought and i definitely can’t complain. Gripknit feels really good on the ball and the overall feel is really good. It didn’t take long for me to break them in which is a big thing for me. If your looking for a good boot then I’d highly recommend these.

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.