Under 90 Grams: Incredible Adidas Crazylight Pro Boots Revealed - Best Look Yet
, by Phan Tich Giay
- Adidas Crazylight Pro Revealed: Adidas has unveiled a groundbreaking prototype speed boot called the Crazylight Pro, developed in collaboration with Rodrygo, weighing an astonishing 89 grams.
- Record-Breaking Lightness: These boots comfortably break the record set by the Adizero 99g, making them potentially the lightest football boots ever created at under 90 grams.
- Innovative Construction: The Crazylight Pro features an ultra-thin, semi-translucent upper created using 3D-printing technology and a chrome skeletal outsole designed to drastically cut down weight.
Update - Oct 9, 2026: @nicekicks has shared more close-up images of the new Adidas Crazylight Pro, weighing just 89 grams. Absolutely insane, featuring an ultra-thin upper created using 3D-printing technology.
Update - Sep 28, 2026: We have more images and information about the Adidas Crazylight Pro concept soccer cleats.
Adidas has unveiled a groundbreaking speed boot prototype dubbed the Crazylight Pro at its Home of Innovation showcase in Herzogenaurach. Developed in close collaboration with Real Madrid forward Rodrygo, who challenged the Three Stripes design team to produce an even lighter silhouette, the concept remarkably weighs in at under 90 grams. This staggering figure comfortably breaks the record set by the famous Adizero 99g, making it potentially the lightest football boot ever created.
Adidas Crazylight Pro Concept
Visually, the Adidas Crazylight Pro 2026 soccer boots boast an ultra-futuristic aesthetic in a white, solar red, and black colorway. The upper is built from an ultra-thin, semi-translucent material supported by dynamic curving external skeleton lines across the forefoot and midfoot to provide essential structure without excess bulk. Underneath, Adidas engineered a chrome skeletal outsole with an organic web-like frame that anchors the studs, leaving large sections open to expose a translucent red base plate and drastically cut down weight.
For now, the Adidas Crazylight Pro remains an experimental concept rather than a confirmed commercial retail launch. However, with the brand continuing to push the limits of lightweight engineering under its 'Future of Speed' vision, elements of this radical skeletal construction could easily filter into upcoming generations of the Adidas F50 lineup. We might also see a release of this exact model.
Rodrygo also wore a futuristic Adidas Climacool+ football kit with a one-of-a-kind knit fabric. More on that very soon.