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Scam. They lying in mails that they will do a refund and then nothing. No order and no money

I bought a pair of cleats for my daughter, ordered them in July 26, it's now middle of Oct 26 and still not received the product. I have contacted their customer service to re request a refund, no answer. This is a brand I want to behind, but its been an awful experience.

If you’re looking for a comfortable, supporting, and stylish cleat, IDA cleats are the ones for you. I play soccer 5-6 days a week and ever since switching to woman-made cleats, my feet blister less and hurt less after practice. I already bought two pairs of cleats and will definitely be buying more in the future.

I have been playing football for many years, have worn many boots. These boots are by far the best. I bought boots with the sock which gives my ankle excellent support, the arch and heel support are both incredible and the toe box gives my feet enough space so they're not crushed when I'm playing. The Astros are really good for 3G pitches in the UK and I didn't slip once, whilst having good ball control. The customer service has been outstanding. There was an issue with my order that I returned (wrong sizing only) when I'd bought it on sale. (Definitely size down a size in UK). Querilyn could not have done anything more to help me out and ensure I had the boots I asked for. The fact you can wear the boots playing football to test them out is a great addition. Designed by women for women is the way forward. I returned the boots in the UK and spoke directly with the owners husband who told me all about women's football and reducing risk of injury. This brand knows what they're talking about. Go buy these shoes!

Unfortunately, my experience with Ida Beauty has been consistently disappointing. In the past, I received expired and incorrect products on multiple occasions. While I initially tried to overlook these issues, my most recent experience was particularly frustrating. I ordered a hair mask and was sent a product that was half the size of what I had paid for, with no explanation or notification. Given that this is a beauty product with clearly labeled sizes, it felt as though the smaller item was sent hoping it would go unnoticed, which is extremely concerning and unprofessional. When I complained, it took many messages before I received a response. I was then told that if I returned the hair mask, they would send me the correct one. This never happened. Instead, they issued a refund and later stated that they did not have the product in stock. This was another very concerning way to handle the situation. If the correct product was unavailable, they should have contacted me beforehand to ask whether I wanted to cancel the order. Because of this poor communication, I ended up paying the original postage for an item I would never have ordered had I known it could not be supplied. What makes this worse is that for every issue — whether incorrect items or expired products — I had to follow up repeatedly, and I never received an apology. The lack of accountability, poor communication, and unhelpful customer service make this a very unpleasant shopping experience. Overall, I would not recommend Ida Beauty due to repeated order errors and very poor customer service.

Forget the pink-washed “girl” cleats from mainstream brands, IDA is the real deal. If your daughter has narrow feet and plays competitive soccer, especially as a goalie, IDA’s Club cleats are a game-changer. We tried Nike and Adidas for years, and every time, my daughter ended up frustrated. The fit was all wrong, too wide in the heel, poor arch support, and they’d twist or slip during dives. More than once, she landed standing on the edge of her shoe. We visited at least five stores, and while salespeople could match her foot length, the shoes still didn’t fit properly. Both Nike and Adidas gave her arch cramps, they’re clearly designed for male feet and just repackaged in pink. IDA cleats are different. The toe box fits right, the arch support is finally in the correct spot, and the heel is snug enough for narrow feet. Since switching two years ago, she hasn’t had a single issue with slippage or discomfort, even in high-intensity games. Bonus: the light-colored shoes actually help keep her feet cooler during scorching turf matches. If you're stuck between Nike, Adidas, and IDA, there’s only one real choice. IDA wins. Every time.

Horrible customer service. Ordered a pair and was sent the wrong size. 4 days of contacting them with no response other than they are too busy. Give me an exchange or my money back. I do not recommend buying.

These are the worst soccer cleats I have ever worn. I really wanted them work out so I gave them far too many chances, making my experience worse every time. The width of the toe box is nice but does not matter when every where else is super narrow and tight. For reference I even tried two different styles. The heal area goes so far back that no matter how tight your heal lock is you will slip out. My feet have never been in so much pain. All they have going for them is they look pretty.