Black Adidas X 2015-2016 Boots Released
Jul 1, 2015, by Chris
The all-new Adidas X 2015-2016 Football Boots were revealed ahead of the 2015 UEFA Champions League Final on May 25, 2015. Engineered for players who shatter expectations and create chaos on the pitch, Adidas has released an all-black colorway of the Adidas X Soccer Cleats on July 1, 2015.
While the launch colorway of the new Adidas X (Adidas X) Soccer Boots boasts the striking color Solar Yellow, the black Adidas X Cleats feature the classic main color black with subtle pops of color.
Adidas X 15.1 FG / AG - Black / Solar Yellow
This is the new black Adidas X 2015-16 Boot
Made for players who are looking for a cutting-edge boot with a understated look, the black-out look of the second Adidas X 15 Boot paint job is only interrupted by yellow details on the upper and a yellow Adidas logo on the heel area.
The Adidas X 2015 Soccer Shoes combine a thin synthetic upper material with a brand new external cage in the midfoot area, which is designed to offer more stability.
Another remarkable element of the new Adidas X 2015-2016 Cleats is the brand-new sock-like material, which wraps around the ankle. The all-new Adidas techfit sock is made for a flexible ankle support. Adidas introduced the compression fit technology for the revolutionary Adidas Primeknit 2.0 Soccer Boots, revealed in April 2015.
The new black Adidas X Football Boot features a totally new sole plate, made for explosive motion on Firm Ground surfaces and Artificial Grass. The Adidas X 15.1 Boot features triangular studs and a second-level of studs for better traction.
Black boots aren't just for wear-testing. The new black Adidas X Boots offer players an almost black-out boot design right from the beginning, which is similar as the black-out Adidas X Prototype Boots worn by players such as Gareth Bale, Luis Suarez and Thomas Müller in the past months.
It's expected that the new Adidas X 15.1 Boots will only be worn by few high-profile players, while most will continue to sport the Solar Yellow Adidas X Boots.
The new Black / Solar Yellow Adidas X 15.1 2015-2016 Cleats retail at 200 Euro (200 USD, 160 GBP) and will be available from early July 2015. See all Adidas X 2015-2016 Boot Colorways in our Boot Calendar.
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