Adidas F50 adizero Prime Football Boots - White/Blue/Slime
The new White/Blue/Slime F50 adiZero Prime will be one of three adiZero's available in this colour-way that is also set to include a standard adiZero and a leather option.
After the release of two colour-ways that have instantly become the hot topics of the boot world, adidas soccer equipment have toned things down with the new White/Blue/Slime adiZero football boots. With a blue and 'slime' colour combination sitting on a white adiLite Twin upper, the new boots should be more universally popular than their controversial alternatives.
We've been spoilt with adiZero releases here at SoccerBible this week! The new White/Blue/Slime adiZero is the third colour-way released to the growing adiZero range in a matter of days. The new colourways will be expected to make appearances across European leagues before the end of the season. What players will wear which boots is anybody’s guess though!
We expect the new White/Blue/Slime adiZero football boots to a popular choice across the professional adiZero roster. It's always hard to call what boots will be popular with the pro's. We know that Lionel Messi will either step foot in the Electricity/Purple or Anodized Purple/Electricity colourway. White adiZero's are always a popular choice and it would be no surprise to see the likes of Samir Nasri and Gareth Bale in the new White/Blue/Slime adiZero boots.
The adidas F50 adiZero football boots have revolutionised the game and the boots market. The all new adiZero Prime has taken performance to another level, weighing a stunning 145grams. Over the past twelve months we've seen a significant shift in the speed boots market, with the adiZero overpowering the Nike Mercurial series. The release of the adiZero Prime has seen adidas reclaim the crown of the lightest production football boot.
The adidas F50 adiZero Prime football boots are constructed using a new material upper, thinner to reduce weight and give improved ball feel. The adiLite Twin material is once again a single-layer synthetic upper, and features a striking design that really stands out on pitch.
One of the innovations for the F50 adiZero Prime soccer shoes is the TPU Bottom Frame, which is the main design feature that stands the Prime apart from the standard adiZero. The band that runs around the boot and stands-out in a different colour to the rest of the boot, offers lateral stability and support, transfers forces from the out-sole to the upper and offers protection against upper abrasion.
The adiZero Primes advancement in performance and technology comes at a price though, with the Primes retailing worldwide for around £210 GBP/ $320 USD / €245 EURO / ¥27500 JPY. They will be available to pre-order this week prior to their official release on June 1st.
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