Light Aqua Nike Magista Opus II Women's Boots Revealed
Jul 3, 2017, by Pat
Nike has just released a quite spectacular colorway for the Magista Opus II model as part of its new Women's Euro collection. Predominantly turquoise, the cleats feature black and 'Volt' accents. Pictures via Unisport.
Nike Magista Opus II - Light Aqua / Black / White / Volt
This draft shows the 'Light Aqua' Nike Magista Opus 2 2017-2018 football boots.
Predominantly 'Light Aqua', the new Nike Magista Opus II soccer cleats feature black details towards the rear, around the collar, tongue, parts of the sole plate and the lateral Swoosh. 'Volt is used for the outline to the Swoosh and parts of the studs.
The turquoise, black and yellow Nike Magista Opus II 2017-18 cleats have a Kangalite upper that is shaped similarly to what can be found on the Flyknit Magista Obra II. The boots also feature ACC for better ball control and a unique sole plate for ultimate traction and comfort.
Nike Magista Opus II - Features
- Kangalite upper with ACC (All Conditions Control) texture
- Completely revamped upper structure
- Hybrid tongue for a locked-down fit
- Interior heel counter
Launched on July 1, the 'Light Aqua' Nike Magista Opus women's soccer boots retail at $230 (€220).
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