Laceless All-New Adidas Copa 19+ vs Laces Adidas Copa 19.1 Boots
Nov 11, 2018, by Chris
Adidas this week released the much awaited, all-new next-generation Adidas Copa 19 soccer boots. Adidas actually only showed off the all-new futuristic laceless version, but there is also a laces version for the traditionalists set to be used by many Adidas players such as Toni Kroos. We compare the laceless Adidas Copa 19+ with the laces Adidas Copa 19.1.
Adidas Copa 19+ vs Copa 19.1
Collar / Laces
The main difference between the Adidas Copa 19+ football boots and the Adidas Copa 19.1 is that the Copa 19+ has no laces while the Copa 19.1 has laces. The Adidas Copa 19+ provides a real sock like fit, whereas the Adidas Copa 19.1 has a monotongue construction. The construction of both boots is also different.
Upper
Both the Adidas Copa 19+ and the Copa 19.1 feature the same Fushionskin k-leather upper. The Adidas Copa 19+, however, provides a cleaner touch on the strike zone as they do not have the laces.
The design of both boots is similar with remarkable differences. The Adidas Copa 19+ has the Three Stripes on the instep, while the Adidas Copa 19.1 has them on the outstep. The Adidas Copa 19+ also uses more red for a futuristic design, e.g. in the collar area.
Sole Plate
The sole plates of the Adidas Copa 19+ soccer cleat and the Adidas Copa 19.1 soccer cleat are identical apart from the visual design.
Adidas Copa 19+ - Features
- Laceless design
- Fushionskin K leather soft, seamless upper
- Internal foam pads and molded sock liner for enhanced cushioning
- Firm ground outsole with rotational studs to optimize touch
- Price: USD 275 (GBP 210, EUR 250)
Adidas Copa 19.1 - Features
- Fushionskin K leather soft, seamless upper
- Monotongue construction for sock like fit
- Internal foam pads and molded sock liner for enhanced cushioning
- Firm ground outsole with rotational studs to optimize touch
- Price: USD 210 (GBP 170, EUR 200)
Adidas Copa 19+ vs Adidas Copa 19.1 Soccer Cleats - Overall
The Adidas Copa 19 brings the boots in the future. The laceless Adidas Copa 19+ football boot is made for those who want the likely most futuristic and hyped boot on the market currently, whereas the Adidas Copa 19.1 is made for those who prefer the traditional laces while still having a ultra-modern boot.
While tech is very similar, pricing for the next-generation Adidas Copa 19 football boots is quite different - the Adidas Copa 19+ retails at USD 275 (GBP 210, EUR 250), while the Adidas Copa 19.1 is available for USD 210 (GBP 170, EUR 200).
Laceless Adidas Copa 19+ or traditional laces Adidas Copa 19.1? Which boot do you prefer? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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