Adidas Predator 18 Women's Boots Released
Dec 30, 2017, by Pat
Adidas these days released the women's launch colorway of the Adidas Predator 18 football boot. The Adidas Predator 2018 Women's soccer cleat features a specific stud position and outsole structure for women.
Adidas Predator 18.1 Women's - Talc / Vapour Grey Metallic / Maroon
This image shows the Adidas Predator 18.1 women's debut colorway.
A totally different look from the black men's version, the Adidas Predator 18 women's soccer cleats have an off-white ('Talc') base with a maroon collar and subtle 'Vapour Grey Metallic' 3 Stripes on the outstep.
While the upper is pretty much the same found on the men's Predator 18.1, the sole plate is the exact same one used by the brand for all women's football boot models since late last year.
Adidas Predator 18.1 Women's - Features
- Knit upper
- Controlskin upper texture
- Molded heel offers a snug fit
- Stretchy Sockfit collar with Adidas Primeknit
- Specific stud position and outsole structure for women
- Extremely lightweight Sprintframe outsole
The off-white Adidas Predator 18 women's cleats retail at USD 200 (EUR 200, GBP 180).
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