Gold Nike Magista X Proximo 2015-2016 Boots Released
Sep 21, 2015, by Chris
The new Dark Citron Nike Magista X 2015 Proximo Indoor and Turf Soccer Shoes introduce a stunning design for the Nike Magista X Boots, officially released on September 21 2015.
Designed for fast small-sided games on any surfaces, the Gold Nike Magista X Proximo 2015-2016 Football Boots are part of the Nike Football X Collection. The Nike Football X Collection includes cutting-edge small-sided versions for the Nike Mercurial, Nike Hypervenom and Nike Magista Boots.
Nike Magista X Proximo Dark Citron / Black / White
This is the new gold Nike Magista X Proximo 2015-2016 Boot.
The Dark Citron Nike Magista X Proximo Indoor Soccer Shoes boast a spectacular design featuring a Dark Citron upper with a golden shimmer effect. The Swoosh is black, while the trademark Dynamic Fit collar combines the colors green and black to create a bespoke design for 5a-side football.
The gold Nike Magista X Proximo draws inspiration from the design of the Dark Citron / Volt / Black Nike Magista Obra Soccer Cleats. However, the 11a-side version of the boots features a unique Volt color splash detailing on the heel area.
Made for ultimate control in small-sided games, the Nike Magista X Proximo Indoor, Street and Turf Soccer Shoes combine Flyknit with a ultra-thin layer of NikeSkin, and NikeGrind in the toe area for better durability.
The rubber sole plate of the brown-golden Nike MagistaX Proximo 2015 Boots features the contrasting color white. The golden Nike Mercurial X Boots are available as IC (Indoor Court - Street) and TF (Turf) version with a Lunarlon midsole for more comfort.
Dark Citron, Gold, Black and White. What do you think of the stunning gold Nike Magista X Proximo 2015 Boots? Let us know in the comments below.
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