I bought the Adidas Predator 94 White edition thinking I was stepping into a legendary reboot. Instead, I stepped into one of the most uncomfortable, impractical, and overhyped mistakes I’ve ever made in football gear. Comfort: Imagine wearing ski boots... in a heatwave... during a match. That’s the experience. No flexibility, zero cushioning, and about as breathable as a ziplock bag. By the end of the first half, my feet felt like they’d been stomped on by the entire opposing team — and I was on the bench. Performance: Traction? Non-existent. I spent more time slipping than sprinting. The studs feel like cheap plastic, and the sole has the responsiveness of a dead fish. Ball control? Ha! You’d have better touch barefoot. These boots seem to actively sabotage your every move — like they have a personal vendetta against your game. Design: They look like someone tried to cosplay as a 90s footballer… and failed. The oversized tongue flap is a literal tripping hazard. And the glossy white? Great if you're playing in a sterile laboratory — not so much on a muddy pitch. Final Verdict: Don’t be fooled by nostalgia. These boots are a relic for a reason — and should’ve stayed in the past. Adidas, if this was your tribute to the golden age of football, you just kicked it straight into your own net. Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. Here’s where it went from bad to worse. I contacted Adidas customer service about the quality issues, expecting at least a partial refund or exchange. Instead, I was told that Return rejected Failed quality check without any proper explanation and not covered under warranty. Just a blanket refusal and some generic copy-paste replies. Extremely disappointing service for a global brand. The Predator 94 reboot might look cool, but it's a failure in every practical way: uncomfortable, poorly built, underperforming — and backed by a customer support team that simply doesn’t care. I expected a tribute to a legend. What I got was overpriced, unwearable, and non-refundable. This was my last purchase from Adidas.