Volt Nike Hypervenom 2015 Boots Released
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The new Volt / Purple / Black Nike Hypervenom Phantom 2015 Football Boots were released in March 2015, set to be worn by players such as Pedro, Wayne Rooney, Robert Lewandowski, Isco and Danny Welbeck.
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The new Hi-Vis Yellow Nike Hypervenom 2015 Soccer Cleats feature vibrant colors to create a striking design for the modern striker, part of the new Nike 2015 Intense Heat Pack.
Nike Hypervenom Phantom Volt / Purple / Black
This is the new volt Nike Hypervenom 2015 Boot.
Launched in May 2013, the Nike Hypervenom Phantom Cleat uses a soft and flexible NikeSkin upper material. The new Hi-Vis Yellow Nike Hypervenom Intense Heat Pack Boot is mainly volt with an electric purple Swoosh, which features a unique glossy metal effect.
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To enhance ball control in all weather conditions, the Volt Nike Hypervenom 2015 Cleats feature a 3D textured surface with ACC (All Conditions Control). The thin NikeSkin material offers a glove-like fit.
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The split-toe outsole of the new Volt Nike Hypervenom Phantom Soccer Cleat is mainly black with a volt Swoosh, made for agility with conical studs.
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Check out all Nike 2015 Football Boots in our Boot Calendar. The new Volt Nike Hypervenom Phantom Cleat will be available as FG (Firm Ground), SG (Soft Ground) and AG (Artificial Grass) version from March 27, 2015.
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