"Next-Gen" Puma Future Netfit 6.1 "Chasing Adrenaline" Boots Released
Aug 22, 2020, by Chris
Amid the plethora of kit releases that have taken place recently, Puma yesterday pre-launched the latest colorway for its Future 6.1 football boots, dubbed the "Chasing Adrenaline" edition.
Funnily enough, Puma announced that the boots would be worn in last night's Europa League final - but none of the four players in the Tweet ended up doing so. Skriniar did not play at all and the three others all opted for the previous colorway from the 'Only See Great' collection.
NEW BOOTS READY FOR TONIGHT’S #UELfinal 🔥 @suso30oficial @jkeey4 @diegogodin #Skriniar pic.twitter.com/wO42lo3eXv
— PUMA Football (@pumafootball) August 21, 2020
Yesterday's release marks the debut of the new generation of the Puma Future, 6.1 - but as usual with Puma for these mid-year updates, differences compared to the 5.1 are minimal at best.
Puma Future 6.1 'Chasing Adrenaline' - Black / White / Shocking Orange
This image shows the new Puma Future 6.1 soccer cleats in 'Black / White / Shocking Orange'.
The new Puma Future cleats introduce a stylish black look. The Puma 'Black Pack' Future 5.1 cleats are mainly black with striking orange details and silver-white logos.
The outsole of the 'Black / White / Orange' Puma Future 5.1 soccer boots is orange with a black graphic design.
Puma Future 6.1 'Chasing Adrenaline' - Features
- RAPIDAGILITY: PUMA’s lightweight, reactive, high-traction combo of smartly placed conical and bladed studs
- Low boot silhouette
- Ultra lightweight RAPIDAGILITY outsole with bladed and conical studs
- Lace closure
- PUMA Cat Logo at tongue
- Textile upper
- FG/AG: Firm Ground/Artificial Ground
- All over textile
- Future and PUMA Cat Logo at heel
- Price: EUR 200 (GBP 180)
- Colorway: Black / White / Shocking Orange
- Release date: 24 August 2020
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The visual immediately drew viral comparisons to Dutch striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, who famously wore the exact same squad number 29 for Hull City during the 2009-10 campaign. Vennegoor of Hesselink's 20-letter surname required an extreme rainbow arch on the back of his kit to fit around the Premier League typeface, creating an enduring aesthetic memory from the classic Barclays era.
The Hull City kit does not require a box at the back, unlike it might have been in the UEFA Champions League.
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High squad numbers remain a classic hallmark of Serie A, and Spence's selection of number 99 sees him continue that tradition in Milan.
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