Mizuno Morelia Neo III SR Beta Japan MIJ

Sergio Ramos' boots of choice are the Morelia Neo III SR,a performance football boot crafted in Japan. Mizuno has worked closely with Sergio to create this unique signature boot that fully embodies his personality. Through the wolf and lion featured in the design, a piece of art is shared with every player. The white & gold colours reflect luxury, but more even the gold stands for the many championships & trophies he has won.

Buy Morelia Neo III SR Beta Japan MIJ online at Ultra Football. Free standard delivery on orders over $200.

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Shipping Option	Cost	Where	Shipping Time
Express Shipping	$15.00	Metro Areas (Australia)	3-6 business days* For customised items please allow an extra 3-5 days for delivery
AU Shipping	Free over $200 $12.50 under $200	Metro Areas (Australia) Rural Areas (Australia)	3-10 business days* For customised items please allow an extra 3-10 days for delivery
Click & Collect Sydney	Free	140 Bourke Rd, Alexandria, NSW, 2015	1-3 business days* For customised items please allow an extra 3-10 days for delivery
Click & Collect Melbourne	Free	200 Gipps St Abbotsford VIC 3067 Australia	1-3 business days* For customised items please allow an extra 3-10 days for delivery
NZ Shipping	$30 all orders	All Areas	7-14 business days* For customised items please allow an extra 3-10 days for delivery

 

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1. After playing, loosen your laces to allow easy removal of your boots (Don’t kick them off at the heel!).
2. Remove loose dirt by knocking your boots together, then brush your football boots with a stiff brush.
   Do not use a wire brush as this will damage them, instead try and use a brush with bristles made from a natural material.
3. Wipe the football boots with a damp cloth to remove smaller particles of dirt.
   Do not use a cleaning agent to clean your football boots.
4. If the football boots have been used in wet conditions, you can use an old toothbrush to remove dirt that has been trapped in small grooves.
5.  Stuff the football boots with newspaper to maintain shape and to help extract any moisture. If the boots are very wet, you may need to replace the newspaper daily.
6. Allow the football boots to dry in a natural heat.

Warning: Drying the boots with heat can cause the football boots to become stiff and the adhesives can deteriorate. Stiff boots are far more likely to rip and are weak. Deteriorated adhesives can make joints weak, such as the join between the upper and the sole plate. Additionally, heat drying your football boots can cause your soleplate to warp.