Next-Gen Nike Tiempo 2016 Indoor Boots Released
Dec 1, 2015, by Pat
Introducing the best small-sided version of the next-gen Nike Tiempo Cleats. While Nike released the second-tier Nike Tiempo Legacy as best indoor and turf version for the previous generation of the boots, the US-giant decided to yet again change their product line-up. The result of this is that the third-tier Nike Tiempo Mystic Boot is now the best small-sided version of the Nike Tiempo.
Tiempo Mystic V Pure Platinum / Black / Hyper Orange
This is the best small-sided version of the next-gen Nike Tiempo Boots.
The Nike Tiempo Mystic V Pure Platinum Indoor and Turf Boots boast the same design as the Nike Tiempo Legend 6 Boots. Combining a mainly white base with black applications and striking orange details, the next-gen Nike Tiempo Boots are designed to make a bold statement. But as the design of the boots is anything but interesting after the next-gen Nike Tiempo Legend Boot was already debuted across the biggest European stadiums, let's get straight into the tech details of the Nike Tiempo Mystic Indoor and Turf Soccer Shoes.
Made for fantastic touch and comfort, the Nike Tiempo Mystic Indoor and Turf Boots feature a soft Cow leather upper with a modern xray solution that is also used for top-tier Nike Tiempo Legend 6 Cleats. For increased durability, the Nike Tiempo Mystic Indoor Boot comes with an extra layer of leather in the toe area. The Nike Tiempo Mystic 5 Boot has an anchored tongue for one to one fit and weighs in at 259g (9.1 oz).
The outsole of the Nike Tiempo Mystic V Boots is anything but revolutionary. Designed for optimal traction on indoor courts and streets, the Articulated outsole of the next-gen Nike Tiempo Mystic comes with non-marking gum rubber and pivot point. The turf version replaces the non-marking rubber gum with a traditional turf studs construction.
The new white, black and orange Nike Tiempo Mystic 2016 Boots retails at a price of 85 USD (80 Euro, ~ 60 GBP) and is available from today at selected retailers. Nike also released two cheaper small-sided versions of the next-gen Nike Tiempo, the Nike Tiempo Genio 2 (65 USD) and the Nike Tiempo Rio 3 (45 USD).
However, Footy Headlines understands that Nike plans to release an indoor, street and turf version of the Nike Tiempo Legend 6 Boots in Summer 2016.
Well worth the price? What's your verdict on the best small-sided version of the next-gen Nike Tiempo Boots? Let us know in the comments below.
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