sorry to ignore, but dont know much to say because my skill levels aint good enough to comment.
i'm using the shootIII now. i bought the t-5 a few months back but the fitting aint so good cos my feet is wide.
was using the shootII previously and that fit perfectly.
so after being uncomfortable for a while, i decided to get the shootIII and save all the pain.
just used it the 2nd time on tuesday and it's fits well.

so conclusion, for myself the fitting is important cos my feet are wide.
those normal shoes all dont fit me well (i had a sala before this and it didnt fit well at all).
so i cant be too fussy about the shoes that i pick.

football or futsal?

futsal then sorry, cant really help

but generally, get the right sole - turf/flat

then da fit, preferably snug-fit

material - depends on u, leather or PU, cloth mesh etc

bring along da pair of socks that u'll wear for futsal when u go lookin for shoes n try em wit da socks on

btw, in football diff types of boot do have some slight advantage/disadvantage

for futsal, wa pakai standard rm100+ mia je 

hmm, i din notice bout that but i'd assume it's extra durable for toe-poking?

chipping as in chipping da keeper?
aiks, i was gonna buy the T90 shoot turf

the one u tried was synthetic or leather?

they do have nike 5 series for turf surface right?

do malaysia hv T90 with blue and white colour as wear by Torres now? I dun like the red colour.

I guess Oppo is a normal brand used. I think Nike has some too?

hey u got same probs with me..always spraining my ankles...
want to know how much the ankle guard?

Ankle guards are cheap. You can get some elastic ones or some band aid cotton type from the pharmacy and wrap around it. Much better.

There are a few reasons why your ankle keeps straining, either you're using too much dependency on your stronger ankle, the playing field is imbalance, your futsal shoe plays a big part too, don't wear it too loose or too tight. The best measure is too stretch your ankle by twisting it slightly all round everyday! Yes I mean everyday. After playing, apply ice pack to flow the blood stream. If you do this after every futsal session, you will see improvement. I would also suggest do not go in challenge/tackle 100% like you use to, once it's crack, if you crack it again, it's double the damage, DD!

If your upper body is heavier than your lower body, your legs are not strong enough to support your body. You need to strengthen your lower body, doing squats, leg press, leg pull in the gym if you can. If you can't, do the kungfu style squat for 10mins everyday to make it stronger. Stand on one leg and try to squat down and up again, vice versa do the other leg.