Black Iridescent Adidas X Magnetic Storm 2017-18 Boots Released
An almost all-black Adidas X 17.1 colorway forms part of the Magnetic Storm pack, released this morning. Combining a black base with iridescent details, the black Adidas X 17 cleats kick off the 2017-18 season in style.
Adidas X 17.1 - Core Black
This image shows the Magnetic Storm pack Adidas X 17.1 football boot.
Predominantly black, the Magnetic Storm edition of the Adidas X 17 features the same "polka dot" pattern as the summer's other paint jobs, although in much more reserved fashion. The understated base of the Adidas X 17.1 boots is accompanied by tonal logos with a subtle iridescent finish on both sides.
Tech-wise, the Adidas X 17 Magnetic Storm boots are the same as the white and blue launch colorway and are also more or less identical to the X 16.1. Designed to reduce wear-in time and offer a firm fit, the Adidas X 17.1 has a techfit compression upper. Lacing and traction are the same as on the previous generation, and the upper once again features a thin NSG (Non-Stop Grip) texture.
Adidas X 17.1 - Features
- One-piece techfit compression upper
- NSG (Non-Stop Grip) upper texture
- Sprintframe outsole
- Chaos stud alignment
On sale from July 6, the black-iridescent Adidas X 17 Magnetic Storm boots retail at 200 USD (220 EUR, 180 GBP).
As most times with the more understated editions, the Magnetic Storm Adidas X boots are not expected to receive a lot on-pitch support from the likes of Gareth Bale or Luis Suárez.
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Erling Haaland Shows Off Nike Phantom 6 Signature Boots
Manchester City star Erling Haaland has provided the clearest look yet at his upcoming Nike Phantom 6 signature boots for the 26-27 season. After previously being spotted wearing the pair during training sessions with the Norwegian national team, the striker shared an image holding the finished low-cut boots inside the dressing room.
The new signature boots feature a Sky Blue and White color scheme that aligns naturally with Manchester City's primary colors. A distinctive cloud-like graphic wraps around the heel and rear section of the boot, adding an exclusive graphic touch over the light blue upper.
The Nike Phantom 6 Haaland boots are scheduled for an official launch on 1 October 2026.
Spezia Calcio 26-27 Third Kit Released
Kappa and Italian club Spezia Calcio have officially unveiled their new third kit for the 26-27 season. Titled "Liberty Soul," the new strip draws direct inspiration from the local decorative art and architecture of La Spezia.
The Spezia Calcio 26-27 third shirt comes in a rich garnet base, overlaid with an intricate tonal floral pattern inspired by the Liberty-style stained-glass windows adorning historic buildings throughout the city. Clean white accents provide contrast on the Kappa logos, the club crest on the left chest, and the main shirt sponsor. Honoring club heritage, Spezia's historic 1944 championship badge is placed on the upper back below the collar.
The new third kit completes the club's 26-27 collection alongside the white 120th-anniversary home shirt and the black-and-gold away jersey. It is available to purchase now via Spezia's official online store.
Special Adidas Argentina Messi 2026 'Farewell' Kit Collection Leaked
Based on leaked image, our partner @whatthekit_x created a mockup of Leo Messi, Emiliano Martínez and Rodrigo De Paul wearing the special Argentina kit, goalkeeper kit and pre-match shirt, respectively, featured Messi's personal brand logo to honor his legendary career with the national team.
Napoli Women 26-27 Away Kit Released
Following the launch of their ocean-themed home strip, Napoli Women have unveiled their new away kit for the 26-27 season. Produced in partnership with Swedish brand Craft and creative agency Modì, the jersey represents the second chapter of the club's "Dagli abissi al cielo" (From the abyss to the sky) narrative concept.
The design draws unique inspiration from Urania, the Neapolitan protagonist of Ernesto Capocci's 1857 proto-science fiction novella about the first woman to journey to the Moon. Capocci, a famed astronomer and former director of Naples' Capodimonte Observatory, penned the story nearly a decade before Jules Verne. To reflect this lunar theme, the shirt adopts muted gray and lilac tones paired with a crater-like lunar soil texture across the raglan sleeves, side panels, and shorts. A crisp white panel on the upper back features the inscription "To the Moon," while the chest carries Napoli Women's new emblem rendered in pearl-white 3D PVC.
Accrington Stanley 26-28 'Stanley-Noir' Third Kit Released
Accrington Stanley have officially unveiled their brand-new 'Stanley-Noir' third kit for the 26-28 seasons, designed in direct collaboration with technical sponsor Macron. The strip adopts a sleek, dark steel gray aesthetic characterized by a subtle diagonal wave pattern across the torso, paired with monochrome white applications for the embroidered club badge, Macron Hero, and front-of-shirt sponsor Wham, who return for their tenth consecutive campaign. Rounded off with dark shorts and socks featuring Fagan & Whalley branding, the new alternate strip is now available to purchase through the club's online store and physical retail shop.
Unreleased Puma Ultra Nitro 7 Boots Spotted On Pitch
A brand-new colorway of the next-generation Puma Ultra Nitro 7 football boots has been spotted on the pitch, laced up by Kevin Santos during a recent pre-match warm-up. The unreleased pair gives us our first look at what Puma has in store for its flagship speed silo in the upcoming autumn collection. Thanks to rkidfootball & bootsclub.
The spotted boots feature a clean white base highlighted by an eye-catching purple and blue gradient that wraps around the toe box and lower lateral section. Puma completes the aesthetic with dark Cat branding outlined along the upper and subtle light blue accents across the collar and soleplate, offering a sharp contrast to the bold launch edition.








