PUMA Men's Futsala Soccer Shoes - Lightweight Indoor Football Cleats for Men - Perfect for Futsal, Indoor Soccer & Training - Non-Marking Rubber Sole

Very happy with the fit and feel of these. I tried 2 other pairs of futsal shoes. These had the best support - others felt thin and flimsy in comparison. The neoprene ankle sleeve is snug, but not tight. Good grip and responsiveness.The shoes are to narrow, it is a well made shoe but it is to narrow at least for me and I couldn’t to a bigger size because the length would it be to longCómodasMy favorite workout and futsal shoes were the Puma Sala, but looks like the new versions are not the same as the older ones as far as materials, build quality, and fit goes.The Futsala feels like a modern take of the Sala, better as a general purpose shoe but worse for playing futsal. It replaces the kangaroo leather with synthetic material, it is way more breathable, about as comfortable, and maintains the same low to the ground but supportive fit. The two major differences are that this narrower than the Sala, and the elastic material grips your foot (I wear them without laces).Overall I prefer the Futsala for working out, but I don't think the synthetic material would hold up to futsal and the sole is not grippy enough for that.What makes these shoes great for working out is that they are low to ground and flat, making it a lot easier to do exercises like squats and dead-lifts.EDIT:After wearing these shoes for a week, and 5 workouts, I'm reducing the stars to 3. Puma cheaped out and did not cover the plastic in the heel/ankle area. This means that there is a piece of exposed hard plastic that eats through my heels. This is a problem that could be easily addressed by just adding a small piece of soft fabric or not wrapping the hard plastic in the inside of the shoe.These shoes have an elastic top instead of a tongue and laces and I didn’t like them at all I couldn’t even get my feet in them I had to return them