New Mizuno Wave Ignitus III 2014 World Cup Boot Colorways Released
May 19, 2014, by Chris
New Mizuno Wave Ignitus III 14-15 Football Boot Colorways released - Mizuno today unveiled a gold / black and a purple / lime green boot colorway of the Wave Ignitus III Boot ahead of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. The Wave Ignitus III Boot is the Mizuno Power silo and competes with the Puma evoPOWER Boot. Honda will will wear the gold Mizuno Wave Ignitus Boot Colorway.
Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Gold / Black
This is the new gold / black Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Soccer Cleat.
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The Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Boot is built to maximize kicking motion. Therefore, the Mizuno Power silo features some unique technologies developed in Japan. The Mukaiten panel is placed on the in-step and allows a clean ball contact for the ability to create an unpredictable ball flight.
The Yokokaiten and the Tatakaiten panel are made for added friction for a more controlled curl.
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The synthetic upper of the Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Cleat is gold, while the Mizuno brandings and the outsole are mainly black. The Primeskin upper of the Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Football Boot compares to kangaroo leather, while it also offers improved durability and structure.
Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Purple / White / Lime Green
This is the new purple / green Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Boot Colorway.
The second Mizuno Wave Ignitus 2014-2015 Boot Colorway is mainly purple with lime green applications. The Mizuno Runbird logo is white.
Similar to the new Mizuno Morelia 2014 World Cup Boot, the new purple Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Boot is a special colorway called Morpho, inspired by the blue color of the Morpho rhetenor butterfly, which is also called the blue elongate Atlas butterfly.
The outsole of the Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Boot is made for firm ground surfaces with blade shaped studs to increase traction and reduce stud pressure.
The gold / black Mizuno Wave Ignitus III Boot will be worn by the Japanese AC Milan midfielder Keisuke Honda during the 2014 World Cup. The Japanese brand Mizuno will also launch the totally new Mizuno Basara Boot next week, three weeks ahead of the 2014 World Cup.
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