Adidas Adizero Messi 2014 World Cup Battle Pack Boot Released
May 12, 2014, by Chris
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- Exclusive Design: Lionel Messi's Adidas Adizero boot for the 2014 World Cup was unique, featuring blue accents, his number 10, and the 'M' logo, differentiating it from all other Adidas player boots.
- Argentinian Inspiration: The boot's design, including the blue and white colors, was inspired by Messi's home country, Argentina.
- World Cup Specific: The special design of the Adidas Adizero F50 boot would only be used by Messi during the 2014 World Cup.
Adidas Adizero Messi Battle Pack 2014 World Cup Football Boot! Lionel Messi is the only Adidas player to wear his own boot during the 2014 World Cup. While the whole Adidas 2014 World Cup Boot Pack features the colors Black / White / Orange, Lionel Messi is the only player whose boot features the blue color on the upper.
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The Messi 2014 World Cup Adizero Boot features also a unique and exclusive pattern. As we revealed in our 2014-15 Football Boot Calendar in late 2013, the new Adidas Adizero Lionel Messi Signature 2014 World Cup Battle Pack Boot is inspired by the colors of his home country, Argentina.
Adidas Adizero Messi Battle Pack World Cup White / Black / Orange
This picture is showing the Messi 2014 World Cup Boot.
Let's take a closer look at the design of the boot. The Messi 2014 World Cup Boot features several unique elements, which differentiates the boot from all other Adidas World Cup Boots.
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The new Messi World Cup Soccer Cleat comes with the iconic 'M' logo on the center of the heel and features the colors of Argentina. Lionel Messi will be the only Adidas player to wear a boot with blue details. Additionally, unlike all other Adidas players, the new Adidas Adizero Messi World Cup Boot comes with his iconic number 10. The other Adidas 2014 World Cup Boots feature the number 14.
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On the mainly black insole features a special graphic with the lettering "Una Nación" (One Nation).
On the upper of the Adidas Adizero Lionel Messi 2014 World Cup Boot features a unique Messi design with the colors black and blue. The Adidas stripe on the upper are orange (solar Zest), while the outsole of the boot is mainly white.
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The Adidas Adizero F50 Boot comes with a Dribbletex upper for dribbling in all weather conditions and with the Hybridtouch material. The special white / black Lionel Messi 2014 World Cup Soccer Cleat will be only used during the World Cup.
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