INSANE: Liga MX Footballer Wears Adidas Adizero American Football Boots
Jan 11, 2021, by Chris
Argentine winger Germán Berterame of Mexican club Atlético San Luis has caught people's attention by wearing an extraordinary pair of cleats, at least for soccer players.
Germán Berterame used to lace up in the Adidas X football boots.
Germán Berterame Wears Adidas adizero 5-Star 3.0 Football Cleats
Instead of wearing a pair of his usual Adidas X Ghosted.1 soccer shoes, Germán Berterame wore the "Adidas adizero 5-Star 3.0 Football Cleats".
The Adidas Adizero 5-Star 3.0 Football Cleats are made for maximum acceleration
Made for fast American football players such as Cornerbacks, the adidas Adizero 5-Star 3.0 Football Cleats are "lightweight enough for maximum acceleration, and provide the grip you need to cut around the defense".
They have a strong and lightweight SHOCKWEB upper and a SPRINTWEB frame for optimal lockdown.
The sole plate is almost identical to the Adidas F50 Adizero soccer cleats
The outsole of them is almost identical to the sole plates of the Adidas F50 Adizero soccer cleats introduced in 2010. The difference is the stud configuration with two extra studs in the center - less agility but more traction and speed.
White / Red Colorway
Adidas Adizero - Features
- adidas Adizero football cleats are made with a synthetic upper
- Strong and lightweight SHOCKWEB upper further reduces the weight of the shoe
- SPRINTWEB frame provides additional stability and locks the foot down
- PU foam insole provides optimum comfort while increasing responsiveness
- TRAXION studs provide maximum acceleration and multi-directional traction
- Price: 110 USD
The American Football Adidas Adizero 5-Star 3.0 boots are available for just 110 USD.
Have you ever seen a "soccer" player wearing American football boots? Do you think those cleats with the SHOCKWEB upper are optimal for all types of football players? Comment below.
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