New White / Gold Warrior Superheat 2014 Boot Released
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New Gold / White 2014 Warrior Superheat Football Boot released - Warrior Sports is prepared for the 2014 World Cup and will also unveil two next-generations of their boot line-up later today: The new Warrior Skreamer II and Warrior Gambler II Cleats.
The Warrior Superheat Boot was launched in November 2013 and is worn by Thomas Ince and Craig Bellamy. The Warrior Superheat Speed Boot competes with the Nike Mercurial Superfly IV, the Adidas Adizero IV and the Puma evoSPEED. Since the launch seven months ago, Warrior has unveiled three colorways.
Warrior Superheat White / Gold / Black
This is the new Warrior Superheat 2014 Boot Colorway.
Unlike the previous red / yellow and blue / yellow Warrior Superheat paint jobs, the new white / gold Warrior Superheat Football Boot features a more simplistic boot design. The mainly white boot features a gold graphic design on the upper, while some of the striking design elements of the first colorways were toned down.
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The new Warrior Superheat 2014 Boot Colorway features light red studs and some light blue elements on the outsole and the front area.
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The new Warrior Superheat Colorway comes with the same tech details as the first colorways: The boot weights 180g, while the Tri-fusion construction provides you with limitless touch. The upper features separate layers for water resistance, support and touch. The Warrior Superheat Boot is designed for a minimum weight.
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