Adidas Ace Primeknit Euro 2016 Boots Released
May 24, 2016, by Chris
Silver Metallic, Core Black and Solar Yellow. The Adidas Ace Euro 2016 Primeknit Football Boots introduce a stunning design for the Euro 2016 tournament in France and are available to pre-order from today. Players such as Mesut Özil, David De Gea, Manuel Neuer and Paul Pogba headline the silver, black and yellow Adidas Ace Euro 2016 Soccer Cleats, while they will also be worn in the 2016 Copa America by the likes of James Rodríguez.
Last week, Adidas unveiled the Mercury Pack, its Euro 2016 Boot Collection. However, the Adidas Euro 2016 Collection not only includes brand-new paint jobs, but also the much-awaited second-gen Adidas X 2016 Football Boot that was first leaked in November 2015 with a striking red colorway.
Adidas Ace 16.1 Primeknit Silver Metallic / Black / Solar Yellow
This is the Adidas Ace Euro 2016 Boot.
Boasting a similar color scheme as the Adidas X Euro 2016 Cleat, the Adidas Ace Primeknit Euro 2016 Football Boot combines the main color Metallic Silver with black for the Three Stripes and striking Solar Yellow for the techfit collar, the laces and the studs. However, whereas the Adidas X Euro 2016 Boots includes a special spray paint effect for the Adidas logo that draws inspiration from Adidas' Euro 2016 Away Kit numbers, the Adidas Ace 2016 Football Boot is just a 'standard colorway'.
And while the design is already nothing really new, the technologies used for the Adidas Ace Primeknit Euro 2016 Edition are the same as those from the launch colorway of the second-gen cleats. The Adidas Ace 16.1 Primeknit Soccer Boots combine a sock-like collar with a knitted upper and tongue-less design for ultimate ball control.
The sole plate of the Adidas Ace Primeknit Euro 2016 Boots comes with a traditional stud configuration with four studs in the rear area and seven studs in the front area, while the boots also feature an external heel counter for more stability.
The silver Adidas Ace Primeknit 16.1 Euro 2016 Football Shoe retails at the same price as all previous releases (250 USD, 250 Euro, 185 GBP) and are available to pre-order from today, May 24.
What do you think of the Adidas Ace Euro 2016 Boot? Let us know in the comments below, and also don't miss out on the Adidas X Euro 2016 Boots.
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