Black / Pink / Green Adidas Ace Primemesh 2016 Boots Released
Jan 29, 2016, by Chris
Black, Shock Pink and Solar Green. The third paint job of the Adidas Ace Primemesh 2016 Soccer Cleats combines the classic color black with striking pink and green applications, released in late January 2016.
In January 2015, Adidas launched the next-gen Adidas Ace 2016 Primeknit Boots. The Adidas Ace Primemesh Football Boot is the second-tier model of the knitted Adidas Ace range.
Adidas Ace Primemesh Black / Shock Pink / Solar Green
This is the black, pink and green Adidas Ace 2016 Primemesh Boot.
Combining the classical main color black with the bold colors of the launch colorway of the next-gen Adidas Ace Boots, the Black, Shock Pink and Solar Green Adidas Ace Primemesh Cleat are anything but dull.
Tech-wise, the third paint job of the Adidas Ace Primemesh Boots comes with the same features as the launch paint job of the all-new silo. Featuring a knitted Primemesh material in the middle and forefoot area of the boots, the black Adidas Ace Primemesh Boots are almost as good as the best version (Adidas Ace Primeknit), even though the knitted material is not as thin and flexible, and the heel area is not knitted but synthetic.
Like the best version, the Adidas Ace Primemesh Boots come with a techfit collar for maximum lockdown and a sock-like fit.
The all-new sole plate of the Adidas Ace 2016 Primemesh Boots features a new external heel counter for more lockdown and stability, and 10 large conical studs for better traction on Firm Ground surfaces.
Retailing at a price of 130 Euro (115 GBP, 130 USD), the Adidas Ace 2016 Primemesh Boots is only about half a expensive as the next-gen Adidas Ace Primeknit (250 Euro, 225 GBP , 250 USD), available from today.
Combining the classic color black with the trademark colors of the launch paint job. What do you think of Adidas' third colorway for the next-gen Adidas Ace? Let us know in the comments below, and also check out the classy Black, White and Solar Gold next-gen Adidas Ace Primeknit Boots.
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Updated national team templates for Ireland, Denmark, Indonesia, and DR Congo are also now available for creators to customize.
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The reverse side of the shirt incorporates a white back panel for player names and numbers, framed by red stripe details at the top and bottom hem, along with red Samsunspor lettering printed on the upper back. The kit is now officially available for pre-order.
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