Full Adidas Blue Blast Pack Released
Jan 26, 2017, by Pat
Following the launch of the black and blue Ace 17 football boots earlier this week, Adidas today launched the rest of its Blue Blast soccer cleat collection. The Adidas Blue Blast is on sale since today, Janaury 26.
Adidas Ace 17 Blue Blast
This image shows the Adidas Ace 17+ Blue Blast football boot.
Already released, the Blue Blast colorway for the Adidas Ace 17+ PureControl is split between black and blue, with further accents present in the form of pink and silver details.
Adidas Ace 17 Blue Blast Alternative
This is the Adidas Blue Blast Ace 17+ PureControl in blue and white.
Additionally, Adidas has released a second, quite similar paint job for the Ace silo. These Adidas Ace 17+ PureControl cleats white in the front and blue in the back and again feature pink and silver accents.
Adidas X 16 Blue Blast
This is the Adidas Blue Blast X 16+ PureChaos soccer cleat.
The Blue Adidas X 16+ PureChaos football boots boast a fade from blue to pink and combine it with an eye-catching white Adidas Performance logo on the outside.
Adidas Messi 16 Blue Blast
This image shows the Adidas Messi 16+ PureAgility football boot from the Blue Blast pack.
Employing the same set of colors, the Adidas Messi 16+ PureAgility cleats are blue at the top and fade towards an orange sole plate. All brandings, including three stripes on the heel, are white.
Adidas Copa 17 Blue Blast
This is the Adidas Copa 17.1 Blue Blast boot.
Last but not least, the Adidas Copa 17.1 also receives a color update as part of the Blue Blast collection. The Adidas Copa 17 Blue Blast cleats are blue and white with black brandings.
A regular release, the soccer cleats from the Adidas Blue Blast collection are widely available. They go on sale on January 26 and retail at the respective regular prices.
Which boot from the Adidas Blue Blast pack is your favorite? Comment below, and check out all leaked Adidas boots in the 2016-2017 Boot Calendar.
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