New Balance Releases Signature Boots Pack For London Sunday League Team Baiteze FC
Sunday League team Baiteze FC has become one of the first grassroots teams to receive a signature boot - New Balance Football today revealed two custom designs created in cooperation with them.
Founded in 2017, Baiteze Squad currently plays in the Essex Sunday Corinthian League, with matches taking place at Oakside Stadium.
Speaking on the reveal, Baiteze Director Ose Egbejale said:
“Baiteze FC is incredibly excited to have New Balance signature the new New Balance Furon v6 Concrete Jungle soccer cleats, it’s something we could never have imagined. Celebrating our East London roots and the online football community is very important to us, as both have played a huge part in our journey and success so far. We absolutely love the final product and can’t wait to wear them”.
New Balance Furon v6 'Concrete Jungle' - Grey / Orange
Check out the new New Balance Furon v6 football shoes from the 'Concrete Jungle' collection below.
Called the "Concrete Jungle boot", New Balance’s Furon v6 has been given a bespoke look courtesy of the East London natives. The boots combine the main color Gunmetal Grey with Alpha Orange, inspired by skylines and sunsets in Newham.
The soleplate reveals a map of London’s eastern boroughs, with the words East LDN appearing in bold. Additional touches include a tribute to the iconic Hackney Marshes, whilst the Baiteze emblem adorns the heel and is also attached as a bespoke tag.
Matchday chants are visible within the New Balance speed logo and squad player names are incorporated throughout the laces. Trophies have been added to the inner sole, as a constant reminder of the team’s weekly pursuit of silverware.
Looking at features, the New Balance Furon v6 'Gunmetal Grey / Alpha Orange' are identical to the regular colorways.
New Balance Furon v6 'Concrete Jungle' - Features
- Adaptive, lightweight FIT WEAVE stretch upper with life-long shape retention for ultimate feel, every single game.
- Hyper-lock tuned lacing system and collar package for ultimate locked-down feel.
- Targeted, data driven support zones for minimal weight and incredible responsiveness.
- Colorway: Gunmetal Grey / Alpha Orange,Grey / Orange
The new Furon v6 boots from New Balance are available for £180.
New Balance Tekela v3 'Views' - Black / Iridescent
Here are the new New Balance 'Views' Tekela v3 boots.
The Baiteze edition of New Balance’s Tekela v3 soccer cleat "is a nod to the online community and the way in which it allows young ballers to express their talent and personality". Called the “Views”, the New Balance 'Views' Tekela v3 soccer boots are Black with Iridescent tones.
The black / iridescent New Balance Tekela v3 'Baiteze FC' soccer boots have an iridescent sole plate and a pyramid design on the heel. The graphic has been created to celebrate the ten internet teams involved in London’s grassroots game.
The popular online phrase “Like Comment and Subscribe” is visible across the front, whilst Baiteze is also emblazoned along the length of the boot. A thank you message from the Sunday League team can be found on the inner sole.
New Balance Tekela v3 'Baiteze FC' - Features
- Full foot stretch-knit upper with integrated Hypoknit, laceless closure for secure lock-down delivering unrivalled confidence.
- Multi-directional stud configuration, deployed on lightweight nylon outsole for incredible feel and feedback.
- Redesigned, algorithm-driven KINETIC STITCH technology, delivering high-resolution touch and graduated strike zones for ultimate control and contact accuracy.
- Colorway: Black / Iridescent
New Balance have created just 10 pairs of the “Concrete Jungle” and “Views” soccer shoes. The new New Balance Furon v6 soccer boots are not available to buy.
What do you think of the New Balance Baiteze FC pack? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below the article, and browse the Boot Calendar for all upcoming and released New Balance football boots.
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