Next-Gen Nike Tiempo Legend 8 'Nouveau White' Boots Released
Jun 24, 2019, by Pat
One of the two Nike Tiempo Legend 8 debut colorways, the 'Nouveau White' edition was officially released today and is already available to buy everywhere.
Nike Tiempo Legend VIII - White / Pure Platinum / Wolf Grey
This is the 'Nouveau White' Nike Tiempo 8 football boot.
The first-ever Nike Tiempo Legend 8 soccer cleats, the Nike Tiempo 'Nouveau White', introduce a classy yet stunning look. They are predominantly white with chrome Swooshes and 'pure platinum' accents.
Similar to the current gen, the Nike Tiempo Legend VIII soccer cleats feature leather in the forefoot part and Flyknit for the rear and tongue. The Flyknit back part of the Tiempo Legend 8 boots is larger than on the current gen.
Whereas the sole plate is basically identical to the one used on the Legend 7, the upper has a very distinct structure to it, likely to improve ball grip.
Also new on the Nike Tiempo Legend 8 is the foot-hugging Quad-Fit mesh in the lining that aims to provide more support around the arch of the foot.
Nike Tiempo Legend VIII - Features
- Quad-Fit mesh lining hugs your foot for a comfortable feel
- Flyknit tongue wraps under your arch for a supportive feel
- Soft, premium kangaroo leather is left unstitched
- Textured forefoot and All Conditions Control (ACC) technology
- Lightweight Hyperstability plate
- NikeGrip technology on the sockliner
- Colorway: White / Pure Platinum / Wolf Grey
- Price: USD 230 (EUR 220, GBP 190)
- Release Date: 24 June 2019
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