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French footballer Michael Oulis prefers to stick with his old Nike Hypervenom III cleats, despite having multi-million-dollar sponsorship deals with major companies. He believes that the comfort and confidence they provide are worth staying loyal to this pair. Since this model has been out of production since 2019, he relies on craftsmen like Scottish artisan Ryan Park to customize and modify his borrowed shoes, giving Oulis greater flexibility compared to the heavy metal studded shoes produced by big brands. Despite continuous promotion of new models, the old cleats remain the preferred choice for football stars who prioritize comfort and fit over sponsorship contracts, with Oulis refusing to give them up even if it means turning down lucrative deals.
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