Atletico's Koke Trains in Laceless Adidas Ace Boots
Atlético Madrid's Koke has today become the next player to train in the laceless Adidas Boots after Holger Badstuber already laced up in the revolutionary boots in FC Bayern Munich's training session last Friday.
Combining a Primeknit upper with a techfit collar and a completely new laceless design, the first-ever laceless Adidas boot was revealed on November 2 2015 in blackout look, while Adidas will release the first paint job of the cutting-edge boots in January 2016.
Koke Trains in laceless Adidas Ace Boots
Close-up picture of Koke's laceless Adidas Boots.
Koke's laceless Adidas Boots is exactly the same boot as the one Adidas revealed this month. And as Holger Badstuber already gave us the first on-feet impression of the laceless cleat, there is only one more another interesting element about this boot spot.
The Spanish midfielder usually laces up in the Solar Red Adidas X 15.1 Leather Boots, while he could switch to the control silo as soon as Adidas launches the first paint job of the cleats. But only time will tell if he is happy with the laceless design.
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