Next-Gen Nike Magista Orden 2 | First Low-Priced Nike Magista Dynamic Fit Collar Boots Revealed
Jul 22, 2016, by Chris
Nike will launch a cheaper version of the Nike Magista soccer boots with a Dynamic Fit collar for the first time. The next-gen Nike Magista Orden 2 football boot will be available soon.
Second-Tier Nike Magista Cleats With Dynamic Fit collar
This is the next-generation Nike Magista Orden 2 boot.
The low-priced Nike Magista soccer cleats with the Dynamic Fit collar are called "Nike Magista Orden II DF". Designed to offer players the revolutionary high-top boot design at a more affordable price, the Nike Magista Orden 2 football boots feature a synthetic upper without Nike's ACC (All Conditions Control) technology. The upper is ticker and less flexible than the Flyknit upper of the cutting-edge Nike Magista Obra II.
However, while the uppers of boots are very different, the sole plates of the next-gen Nike Magista Obra 2 and the next-generation Nike Magista are identical apart from the slightly different visual design.
Here are some more tech details:
- Shaped Dynamic Fit collar links the lower leg and foot without impeding motion.
- 3-D texture is amplified on the high-use areas of the foot.
- Rotational zone in the forefoot is ideal for quick turns and agile playmaking.
- Interior heel counter cups the foot for cushioning and a locked-down fit.
- Molded, perforated sockliner provides lightweight cushioning.
- Rotational zone in the forefoot provides agility for quick pivots and sudden changes in direction
The Nike Magista Orden II Dynamic Fit collar cleat retails at a lower price than the cutting-edge low-cut Nike Magista Opus 2 boots, which is priced at 200 USD. The lower-priced Nike Magista Orden 2 2016 boots will be available for the same MSRP (suggested retail price) as the low-priced Nike Hypervenom 2 and the low-priced Nike Mercurial boot with the collar (170 USD).
Nike will release the first-ever colorway of the cheap Nike Magista boot with the Dynamic Fit together with the Next-Gen Nike Magista Obra. And like the next-gen Nike Magista Obra cleat, the first paint job of the Nike Magista Orden 2 boots boast a spectacular heat-map upper design, even though it lacks some parts such as the light blue seen on the outside of the collar of the Obra 2.
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