Manuel Neuer Showed Off New Adidas Classic Pro 2016 Goalkeeper Gloves
Nov 19, 2015, by Chris
After we reported two days ago that Manuel Neuer has trained in a pair of never-seen-before goalkeeper gloves, we and our readers have now gathered all the information you need to know about the 'mysterious' gloves. So let's get straight into the all-new Adidas Classic Pro 2016 Goalkeeper Gloves.
Manuel Neuer Reveals Adidas Classic Pro Keeper Gloves
Adidas Classic Pro vs Adidas Predator Zones (thanks to Juan Carlos Granda).
Inspired by the traditional designs of Adidas goalkeeper gloves used in the early 1990s, the new Adidas Classic Pro Keeper Gloves boast a bold design with large Three Stripes on the upper, while the forefinger area comes with the traditional Adidas lettering.
The launch paint job of the Adidas Classic Pro Goalkeeper Gloves combines the main color white with two different shades of blue and striking red applications used for the thumb and the inner area. All in all one can say that it's a traditional but yet remarkable and bold design. So now let's get into the tech details.
As guessed by Juan Carlos Granda, the all-new but classic Adidas Classic Pro Keeper gloves feature actually the same cutting-edge technologies as the Adidas Ace Zones gloves.
The Adidas Classic Pro Keeper Gloves come with a 3.5 mm latex and 4 mm cushioning, developed for the specific characteristics of Adidas balls. The Adidas Classic Pro 2016 Keeper Gloves offer a seamless touch through an engineered in-hand pattern. The revolutionary close-fitting bandage of the Adidas Classic Pro 2016 Goalkeeper Gloves is designed to perfectly fit most wrists without restrictive seams.
The Adidas Classic Pro 2016 Goalkeeper Gloves are set to be launched in the coming weeks and retail at a price of 80 USD (approximately 80 Euro, 60 GBP).
Classic design but cutting-edge technologies. What do you think of the Adidas Classic Pro Zones Keeper Gloves? Let us know in the comments below.
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The Warrix Sukhothai FC 26-27 third jersey brings a fresh and distinct aesthetic, featuring a light lavender purple base paired with vibrant orange accents on the shoulders and sleeve cuffs. Deep purple panels run along the sides, while a clean white V-neck collar finishes the look. A subtle all-over tonal pattern decorates the body, complemented by the club crest on the left chest, Warrix branding, and front sponsors CP and Chang.
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Arsenal talisman Bukayo Saka and Real Madrid signing Yan Diomande have both taken to the pitch wearing all-white New Balance Furon V9 boots at the start of the 26-27 campaign. Thanks to @volkyfootballboots.v2 for spotting.
As two of the primary headline athletes for New Balance's flagship speed silo, their synchronized switch away from standard on-pitch colorways to a whiteout look points toward an upcoming limited-edition pack or special release from the American brand in the near future.
It’s normal that brands hide their new flagship-shoes with a whiteout colorway until their release takes place officially, so competitors can’t already get an early glimpse into their newest design.
