Advantages: Let your feet breath and have a stylish design
Disadvantages: let in water

...iv had many pairs of boots since my youth , but ever since iv descovered adidas thats all iv wanted and all id needed. The design of the f50 was released a couple of years ago and has been a great success. The laces under the outer layer protecting them from mud and been worn. The great new design of material allowing your feet to breath, however because of this they did let in a bit of water, but only round the back. They way i overcame the problem was by rubbing in dubbin. A waterproof gel you can buy in any sports shop. You may have seen the new adidas f50 tunits that have just been released. My brother has the same size feet as me and a couple of days ago bought the tunits. Before writing this review i thought id compare them. The tunits may have been lighter and you were able to do fancy things with the insoles and studs... Read review

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Advantages: big surface area, changeable insoles.....
Disadvantages: if you don't spray them then....

...I bought my F50+'s on Boxing Day of last year they cost me £50.00 from JJB Sports. They are incredibly well price considering what you are getting for £50.00; they come with changeable insoles which let you pick what the right comfort is, e.g. 'speed' (a nice light insole that will make you lighter on the pitch and therefore quicker, then you have 'comfort' (a cushiony insole that is good if you are playing on hard ground), then the 'professional' insoles (which are inbetween the 'speed' and the 'comfort' insoles. They come in a neat smart little Velcro bag that looks great and is a cool way to keep your insoles in. Unlike most boots the F50+'s have the laces hidden under a Velcro tongue, which comes down over the laces to make a better surface area for controlling the ball and for shooting at goal with the ball. Because... Read review

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Advantages: Stylish
Disadvantages: Not the best material for football

...I never normally buy Adidas football boots although I thought I would give the F50's a go. Looking at them I thought they were some of the most sytlish boots that i've ever seen. Having worn these boots on several occasions I have realised that they are not really different than any Adidas or nike boot as I do find these brands very similar in trying to create a stylish affect instead of a practical one. I have also come decision that I prefer either Puma or Umbro as I prefer the more lether feel. Also the F50's do like to absorb water when it starts to rain as I found out on several occasions when you sudenly realise that you have bricks on your feet. I therefore have come to the decision that the F50 football is not the most practical ever designed and feel as i have said already that Puma and Umbro are a little better.... Read review

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Advantages: Only need one pair of boots to last a season, can be updated, latest technology
Disadvantages: studs can wear, but can be replaced cheaply

...Before i start, i do play football regularly and have done since i was seven, and yes, i do but a new pair of boots every year, but that is not because i dont like the boots, it is just a bad habit. I had the F50+'s last season, and they served me exceptionally well and must be some of the best boots i have ever worn. The Adidas F50+'s are designed for players who want to get across the pitch quickly, and that is why some of the very top players (ashley cole, arjen robben, shaun wright-phillips -to name a few) in the premiership wear them. Not only are they some of the best boots, but they are exceptionally adaptable. When you buy the complete package, it comes with one upper (boot), 3 different inners that you can change to match what you feel most comfortable with, and 3 different stud types - hard ground (for use in summer... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to wash, Lightweight and fashionable.
Disadvantages: Not much.

...Theses Adidas F50's have impressed me very greatly. I played in these all last season and they allowed more flexibility in my feet. It is very light weight meaning it improves speed and allows you to run faster. It has inter changeable soles and also inter changeable studs for different conditions. They are also available in many different colours, including green, black, blue and red. The material that is used is also very easy to clean as all it needs is a wipe whereas with most other football boots they need a scrub and then washing and drying. Most importantly, if your a parent, your kids will love them because they are fashionable and are very popular and are modelled by many top stars.... Read review

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Advantages: Great to look at
Disadvantages: Wear and tear

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Advantages: Comfortable, changeable insoles
Disadvantages: Splitting after extensive usage

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Advantages: Easy to use, Simple design, Clear shots with bonus anti shake.
Disadvantages: none that i can think of!

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Advantages: great price
Disadvantages: It's not the new D80 but it's a great camera for the price

...I love the Nikon F50. It's the camera I recommend for anyone who wants the best camera possible, and they sell for only $650, including lens. Time moves fast in digital cameras. This F50 is better than the D1H for which I paid $4,000 in 2002 and didn't even come with a lens. The F50 is especially good for kids, sports and action compared to more expensive fixed-lens cameras. I prefer it over everything else from other makers because it's so easy to use, works fast, focuses fast, responds immediately to your inputs and the image quality is fantastic. The F50 is a far cry better than any fixed-lens camera, even the much more expensive Sony DSC-R1. Unless you really understand abstract concepts like White Balance fine tuning you'll never find anything missing from the F50. Don't let the low price fool you: it's a great camera and I... Read review

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Advantages: Everything
Disadvantages: No ABS could scare some people,-personnaly it all adds to the driving experience.

...What a BEAST of a car, and yet such a honey! The birth of this Ferrari was first shown to the public at the Geneva motor show, in 1995. And with any new Ferrari, flocks came to see its un-veiling. The design is actually based around a formular 1 car, and because the Ferrari company wanted to keep suspence on the car, the actually released it into car show rooms in 1996 on the companys fifty-th birthday. The F50 is simply a grand upgrade of an F40. You dont quite get the raw feel with the F50 though, because its just so dam pretty! It is however one of the fastest road cars on the face of the planet. Unlike the 3 litre double turbo of the F40, which only produced 480hp, the F50 blows it away, as the company managed to get its weight down to a staggering 1330kg, 100kg less than its designer intended possible. Its holds... Read review

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