Unique Navy / Off-White Adidas Predator 18 2018-2019 Women's Boots Leaked
May 17, 2018, by Chris
Adidas will release the second Women's exclusive edition for Adidas Predator 18 football boot soon. The new Adidas Predator 2018-19 Women's cleats feature a sole plate especially engineered for the Women's feet.
Adidas Predator 18.1 Women's - Legend Ink / Off-White / Hi-Res Blue
This image shows the navy, light grey and blue Adidas Predator 18.1 women's colorway.
A unique look, the second Women's exclusive Adidas Predator 18.1 football boot is navy with a light grey (Off-White) sock collar and a light grey sole plate. The end of the studs and the laces of the cleat are royal blue.
Tech-wise, the Adidas Predator 18.1 Women's boots combine the upper of the men's Predator 18.1 with Adidas' special Women's sole plate.
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 navy, off-white Adidas Predator 18 women's cleats will hit stores in early July 2018 USD 200 (EUR 200, GBP 180).
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