White / Orange Next-Gen Adidas Adipure 11pro 2015 Boots Revealed
Nov 24, 2014, by Chris
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The fresh new White / Black / Flash Orange Adidas Adipure 11pro 2015 Football Boots was launched today. The second colorway for the next-generation Adidas Adipure 11pro Cleats was revealed together with the Black Next-Gen Adidas Adipure 11pro Launch Colorway, which dropped in late November 2014.
Toni Kroos already laced up in a white-out version of the next-gen Adidas Adipure 11pro Boots in mid-November 2014, while it's expected that Adidas Adipure 11pro players such as Phillip Lahm, David Silva, Frank Lampard and Fernandinho will switch to the black next-gen Adidas Adipure 11pro Boot Colorway.
Adidas Adipure 11pro White / Black / Flash Orange
This is the new white / orange Adidas Adipure 11pro 2015 Soccer Cleat.
Made for the perfect first touch and comfort, the next-generation Adidas Adipure 11pro 2015 Football Boots feature an extremely soft kangaroo leather upper. To offer a glove-like fit and stability, the upper of the new next-gen Adidas Adipure 11pro Cleats features a support skeleton in the forefoot area for optimal stability. The revolutionary support skeleton allows Adidas to remove stitching on the forefoot.
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For the 2015 Adipure 11pro Football Shoes, Adidas introduces a modern half-and-half appearance with the classical color white and the striking color Flash Orange. While the outstep of the new White / Black / Orange Adidas Adipure 2015 Boots is Flash Orange, the instep is white.
A black line runs from the heel to the forefoot area to create the striking half-and-half design, while the line is even continued on the transparent comfort outsole of the next-gen Adidas Adipure 11pro Cleats. Adidas uses a comfort outsole with smaller studs, which was introduced for the 2014 Adidas Adipure Cleats.
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The new White / Black / Flash Orange Adidas Adipure 11pro 2015 Boots will be available as FG version in December 2014. Check out more new Adidas Football Boots in our Boot Calendar.
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