Stunning Adidas X 16+ PureChaos Red Limit Boots Released
Nov 25, 2016, by Pat
Following the reveal of the all-new Adidas Copa earlier this month, Adidas today released the Red Limit Pack colorway of the X 16+ PureChaos. The Adidas X 16+ PureChaos Red Limit football boots introduce a bold gradient design.
Adidas X 16+ PureChaos Red Limit - Red / Core Black / White
This image shows the stunning Adidas X PureChaos cleats from the Adidas Red Limit pack.
In line with the rest of the Red Limit collection, the new Adidas X 16+ PureChaos soccer boots combine black, red and white - a classic set of colors. Here, the upper is split between red at the front and black in the rear, connected through a soft fade, while the large Adidas logo on outstep of the Adidas X 16+ PureChaos Red Limit boots is white.
A pretty classic look from the outside, all technological features of the Red Limit Adidas X 16+ PureChaos cleats are the same as those of all previous editions. Designed to over a larger, cleaner striking surface, the black Adidas X PureChaos 2017 boots have a lace cover, while the upper has a NSG (Non-Stop Grip) texture to improve touch in all conditions.
Adidas X 16+ PureChaos Red Limit - Features
- Techfit compression upper
- Non-Stop Grip (NSG) texture
- Purecut sock system and lace cover
- Lightweight Sprintframe outsole and Purechaos heel lining
Adidas X 16+ PureChaos - who wears them?
The likes of David Alaba, James Rodríguez and Thomas Müller will start wearing the Red Limit Adidas X 16+ PureChaos cleats before the end of the month. Other notable Adidas X 16+ PureChaos players include Ángel Di María, Ngolo Kanté and Theo Walcott.
Available from December 1, the Adidas X 16+ PureChaos Red Limit football boots retail at the same price as all other regular paint jobs - $300 (€300, £230).
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