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  • 8 months later...

Shet this is a nostalgia thread..need to xop some more.

 

Got a BAG full of boots at home that havent even been worn that much

 

Black and yellow vapours

 

Yellow and black vapours

 

Yellow and black adizero /f50s, purple and white adizeros/f50s, white adipures, black adipures, copas, ...that's it I think. gave a pair of never before worn tiempos to my boy the other day

 

Oh and the ronaldinho boots

 

Gonna alternate over the next few weeks..

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Out next week

 

I prefer the retro's tbh

 

 

 

fuck

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Didn't see this one coming did you? Out of nowhere, Nike have released 1,998 pairs of these limited edition Mercurial Vapor XV football boots, launched to commemorate 15 years of the Nike Mercurial and the player who inspired them. You know the boot, you know the player. Now comes the celebration.



In 1998 Nike launched the first Nike Mercurial football boot, a shoe inspired by and designed for an athlete who was playing a brand of football that had never been seen before. The player was Brasilian football phenomenon Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima, popularly dubbed "El Fenómeno," but more commonly known as Ronaldo - the original. 

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The tagline for the Nike Mercurial launch, “Ultralight, so your legs can be as fast as your imagination,” spoke to Ronaldo's unparalleled creativity and speed. Ronaldo not only captured the imagination with his style, speed, skill and incredible eye for goal, but he also reignited the reputation of Brasilian football. His influence continues to this day as he guides the likes of Neymar on their attempts to follow in his footsteps. 

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Ronaldo is closely associated with the original silver-yellow-blue Nike Mercurial he wore in France during the summer of 1998. Among a field of black-and-white, the Nike Mercurial stood out for its sleek shape and speed-inspired visual design. To celebrate 15 years since the debut of that boot, Nike has created a Vapor IX inspired by the 1998 design. 

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“Ronaldo’s impact on the game 15 years ago was immense, and in the run up to 2014, we wanted to celebrate that boot and the man himself. We thought a modern construction of his 1998 boot would be a great commemoration of that moment.” said Phil McCartney, VP Nike Football Footwear.

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“In the years since the first Mercurial boot was created, modern construction has allowed for a more refined way of making boots. For example, the original version of this boot was constructed of multiple materials stitched together. This version is a one-piece, seamless upper as per other Nike Vapor Mercurial IX editions.  

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“Not only from the point of view of construction, but the team approached it with a 2013 aesthetic in mind too. The yellow from the 1998 version is replaced by the distinctive Volt color that became synonymous with Nike design last summer in London, and the original silver is updated with a metallic finish.”   

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Just 1,998 pairs of the Mercurial IX Special Edition will be available to order at select retailers around the world, including www.prodirectsoccer.com.

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Feel sorry for the man bussin them at sunday league tbh

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just copped these  :Y:

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Why do the make boots so buttas these days?

 

 

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There's a new toy in town. After months of anticipation we can reveal the adidas Nitrocharge 1.0. In the face of Nike's four silo success, adidas have extended their boot line-up, adding the Nitrocharge to their soccer stable. A hard-hitting blend of innovation & style, the Nitrocharge 1.0 arrives with buckets of attitude.


The adidas Nitrocharge 1.0 comes with an utterly distinctive design, engineered to deliver ninety minute energy to a new breed of player, identified by adidas as 'the engine'. Exactly how it does this makes for quite impressive reading. Clever bits to follow... 


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Armed with a new array of boot technology, the adidas Nitrocharge is targeted towards the box-to-box midfielder who drives their team from the first minute to the last. The Nitrocharge football boots feature totally new innovations from the adidas lab that are inspired by spring geometry to provide maximum energy output. 


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The distinctive Energysling - a feature that's become synonymous with the Nitrocharge over the past year - is a high-elasticity rubber band designed to support side-cut and turn movements. The special upper construction allows for optimal stability and elasticity to give you more energy during lateral movement. 


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New Preds are disgraceful

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