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Nike Mercurial Victory V Artificial Grass Football Boots Pink

EXCEPTIONAL SP

Nike Mercurial Victory V Artificial Grass Football Boots Pink

EXCEPTIONAL SPEED AND TOUCH
 

The Nike Mercurial Victory V Men's Artificial-Grass Football Boots are built for maximum control and acceleration during play.

Featuring soft synthetic leather, these Nike Mercurial Victory V Men's Boots offer a precise touch and an innovative outsole perfect for use on artificial grass.
 

Benefits of this Nike Mercurial Victory V Men's Boots 
•Soft, supple synthetic leather for comfort with a great ball feel
•Full-length, innovative TPU outsole for explosive speed on artificial grass
•Contoured speed last mirrors the foot shape for a superior fit
•Artificial-grass (AG) studs for play on new varieties of synthetic turf
 

Artificial-Grass Plate
 
The lightweight artificial-grass plate features low-profile and secondary studs for enhanced perimeter traction, as well as forefoot pressure and heel-plant dispersion pads for even stud pressure as you play. They also have hollow studs and heel cushioning for increased support, an extra flex groove to help with quick transitions during games and an extra-small grip for increased lateral support.

We love a blackout release, and whilst weve seen some greats over the years the adidas Predator LZ Blackout has to be up there with the best!

Ever since launching in a Bright Blue / Infrared back in May, its almost as if adidas have been deliberately taking each colourway that little bit darker (with the exception of the White / Prime Blue / Yellow release) until weve culminated in an adidas Predator LZ?Blackout?to cap off 2012!

adidas can always be counted on to deliver a great all-black or all-white release, but this colourway officially designated as Black / Black / Green Zest, thanks to the branding on the tongue really stands out as being one of their best examples.

Were not sure whether its because were so used to seeing the new Predators so audaciously coloured, or whether the low-profile rubberised Lethal Zones just look right when used black-on-black, but were seriously digging this release.

What can we tell you about the adidas Predator LZ?that hasnt been said already? Not a great deal! 10g heavier than their predecessors, the adiPower, the adidas Predator LZ are the first Preds to ditch a leather upper for an all-synthetic design.

Thanks to this new HybridTouch material, adidas were able to pile on more Predator elements than ever before with 5 Lethal Zones designed to augment different aspects of your game.

First Touch, Drive, Sweet Spot, Touch and Dribble are their self-explanitory names, and you can get more info on their performance in our exclusive review.

Curiously, adidas usually end a boots life with an all-black release however, at only 7 months old, adidas assure us theres plenty of life left in the adidas Predator LZ, yet!

Currently on pre-order in the US Footy-Boots.com store for mid-December shipping, a European release is set to follow soon.