Classy New Balance Leather Boots Pack Released - Furon v6 and Tekela v2
Jan 28, 2020, by Pat
New Balance a few days ago unveiled two brand-new leather editions for its Furon and Tekela football boots.
New Balance Furon v6 Leather - Black / Neo Flame Red / Silver Metallic
The limited edition Furon v6 comes in Black, with Neo Flame Red and Silver Metallic accents.
Based on what is already the sixth generation of the Furon, the boots have a flexible, premium leather upper for unrivaled touch and a hyper-lock tuned lacing system and elastic knit collar for incredible comfort and a superior sock-fit lockdown feel.
The Furon v6 also boasts an ergonomic performance last with lower toe spring, and a lightweight nylon chassis engineered for elite athletes featuring injected clear TPU multi-directional studs for the best breaking and acceleration on firm ground pitches.
New Balance Tekela v2 Leather - Vision Blue / Neo Classic Blue / Silver Metallic
The Black Tekela v2 features Vision Blue, Neo Classic Blue and Silver Metallic details.
The Tekela returns featuring a premium leather upper. A fully-bonded tongue construction, and moulded, removable insert made with anti-slip infiniGRIP top cloth, provide both stability and comfort.
At the sole, an injected nylon chassis provides supreme, lightweight stability for the agile player. Injected stud tips offer increased surface area for multi-directional traction, whilst toe-off texture generates immediate off-the-mark explosion, perfect for firm pitches.
The limited-edition New Balance Furon and Tekela leather boots are already available to buy at select retailers.
Let's hear your thoughts on the two boots in the comments down below.
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