They are quality shoes with soft leather and very comfortable for soccer. Up close, they are also very beautiful. In other adidas soccer shoes I tried, size 48 or even 48 2/3 was tight and generally small. When I put on the Kaiser in size 48, it was very comfortable from the start. Fortunately, I saw some videos about the sizing and I exchanged them for size 47 1/3. When you get them, choose a size that feels very tight because due to the leather, they stretch quite a bit by one size or maybe even more. The first time I played, they hit my heel a lot. On the downside, they don't have that nice "touch" with the ball that the cheap Lotto Stadio or Solista I have do. I also didn't really like the fact that sometimes you can feel the studs on your soles, but maybe that's due to my large body weight. At 58 euros, which is what I paid, I believe you can't find genuine leather.

As much as it may seem like an "old-fashioned" shoe, it is an amazing football shoe, timeless. And let's not forget that it is made of leather (= durability, comfort), which is rare these days.