Next-Gen Adidas Gloro 16.2 2016 Boots Released
Dec 3, 2015, by Chris
The Adidas Gloro 16.2 2016 Soccer Cleats are the second generation of the low-priced Adidas Gloro Boots, launched in December 2015. The next-generation Adidas Gloro 16.2 Boots are designed for players who want a solid Adidas boot at a reasonable price.
Launched in July 2015, the first-generation of the lower-tier Adidas Gloro Boots is replaced with the second generation after just five months. The Adidas Gloro 15.2 Boot was released in four different colorways, including a classic white and black color scheme, respectively.
Adidas Gloro 16.2
This is the next-gen Adidas Gloro 16.2 Soccer Cleat.
The second generation of the Adidas Gloro Boots introduces a brand-new design for the Adidas Gloro, inspired by the look of the next-gen Adidas Gloro 16.1 Boots. The Adidas Gloro 16.2 Boots features a classic Adidas design with Three Stripes on the outstep and the instep, while the heel area comes with the lettering Gloro.
Like the first generation, the Adidas Gloro 16.2 Football Shoe is released in four unique colorways. The black Adidas Gloro 16.2 Boots combine the classic colors black and white with striking yellow design elements to create a fresh look, whereas the white Adidas Gloro 16.2 Cleats feature Silver Metallic 3 stripes and light green design elements.
The red Adidas Gloro 16.2 combines the main color Vivid Red with black and white applications, while the Shock Blue Adidas Gloro 16.2 Boot boasts red laces.
Tech-wise, the Adidas Gloro 16.2 Boots are identical to the first generation of the Adidas Gloro, despite small changes in the construction of the boots. The low-priced Adidas Gloro 16.2 Boots feature a standard leather-like synthetic Freekick upper and a Traxion sole plate for Firm Ground surfaces.
Unlike the top-tier model, the Adidas Gloro 16.2 Soccer Shoes are also available with sole plates for turf (TF) and indoor court (IC) surfaces.
The Adidas Gloro 16.2 Football Boots retail at a price of just 50 Euro (40 GBP), while the boots are not available in the United States.
A solid boot with a classic but fresh Adidas design. What do you think of the next-gen Adidas Gloro 16.2? Let us know in the comments below.
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