Kepa Arrizabalaga Trains in Next-Gen Adidas adiPURE Prototype Boots
Arsenal goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga has become the latest player to test the upcoming next-generation Adidas adiPURE football boots. During a recent training session at London Colney, the Spanish shot-stopper took to the pitch in an all-white prototype pair. While initial posts on social media labeled the footwear as a next-gen Copa, the boot is actually part of the highly anticipated comeback of the iconic adiPURE silo. Big thanks to bootsclub.
The prototype highlights the heritage-focused direction of the new silo, evoking strong memories of the classic adiPURE 11pro series. Up close, the boot features a premium quilted, cross-stitched leather forefoot engineered for a soft, natural ball touch, paired with traditional central lacing and an adaptive floating tongue. The testing model also showcases tonal embossed Three Stripes branding and the brand's newly developed Adiframe outsole, engineered to deliver smooth flexibility and balanced stud pressure distribution.
Adidas is retiring the modern Copa line to reinstate adiPURE as its flagship leather touch silo alongside the Predator and F50. Kepa joins several other high-profile athletes trialing the blackout and whiteout prototypes ahead of their launch in early 2027, following sightings on Bayern Munich's Jonathan Tah, Barcelona midfielder Pedri, and Cruz Azul talent Ariel Castro.
