Limited-Edition Nike Hypervenom Miroslav Klose Boots Revealed
Sep 5, 2016, by Chris
Update: Many more pictures of the unreleased special-edition Nike Hypervenom Phantom Miroslav Klose boots have emerged. Check them out and read the original post below.
Nike planned to launch a limited-edition Nike Hypervenom to honor Miroslav Klose's record of scoring 16 World Cup goals after the 2014 World Cup, it emerged today. Klose, who has been sponsored by Nike for more than 10 years and made his Bundesliga debut 16 years ago, never wore and will also never wear the special-edition Nike Hypervenom Klose cleats as Nike apparently canceled the release for unknown reasons.
Nike Hypervenom Phantom Miroslav Klose Edition White / Black / Total Crimson / Silver-Gold
This is the limited edition Nike Hypervenom Klose soccer boot.
The limited-edition Nike Hypervenom Klose boots feature a clean design in white with golden-silver used for the outlined Swooshes as well as logos and applications. The inner sole and the sole plate of Miroslav Klose's Nike Hypervenom cleat are black, while some of the studs are red to round off the stunning design. German flag details are placed on the inner sole.
A special badge featuring the number 16, the lettering Klose as well as 16 stars to honor his record of scoring 16 goals in the World Cup is placed on the heel area of the Nike Hypervenom Klose LE boots.
The Nike Hypervenom Klose soccer boots are based on the first generation of the Swoosh's agility boots, but feature a custom leather upper instead of the regular NikeSkin. The trademark honeycomb-like structure, designed to offer an improved touch, is still present.
Retailing at 300 USD, Nike just produced 100 editions of the special limited edition Miroslav Klose boots, while they were supposed to be, but never launched officially after the 2014 World Cup.
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