2006-Inspired Lotto Solista Laceless 2021 Boots Released
Lotto has released a new colorway of its modern laceless football shoe, the Solista 100 III Gravity. It is inspired by world's first-ever real laceless cleat, the Zhero Gravity from 2006.
Lotto Solista Laceless - Vapor Grey / Black / Light Platino
Check out the new Lotto Solista 100 III Gravity football boots in vapor grey / black / light platino below.
Inspired by the Zhero Gravity that was launched 2006, the Lotto Solista Laceless 'Vapor Grey / Black / Light Platino' are Vapor Grey / Black / Light Platino. It is a color combo that is more or less a copy of the 2006 cleats.
Details include a golden Lotto branding on the heel as well as a black Solista logo on the heel counter.
Looking at features, Lotto's new Solista Laceless soccer boots are exactly the same as all colorways released thus far.
Lotto Solista 100 III Gravity - Features
- Special design and embossed upper enhances ball control
- One piece upper
- No seams or laces
- Strategical outsole to provide improved traction
- Ankle fit system in sock area supports foot movement
- Price: 165 GBP
- Colorway: Vapor Grey / Black / Light Platino,Light Grey / Black / Golden
- Release date: 3 March 2021
Available since March 2021, the new Lotto Solista 100 III Gravity football boots retail at 165 GBP.
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