Adidas Copa Sense 2021-22 Black Pack 'Escapelight' Boots Leaked
The Adidas 2021-22 black pack will be called "Escapelight", we can reveal. It will also include a black paint job for the Adidas Copa cleat silo.
The latest 2021 Adidas Black Pack (released in February 2021) was called "Superstealth". It also included a very classic Adidas Copa Sense 'blackout' colorway.
Adidas Copa Sense 'Escapelight Pack' - Black / Red / Blue
Check out the new Adidas Copa Sense+ boots from the 'Black Pack' pack below.
The Adidas Copa Sense 'Black / Red / Blue' has a stylish black design. The black / red / blue Adidas Copa Sense+ cleats from the new 'Black Pack' pack are all-black with red and bluish-purple used for the trademark heel sole element.
The Copa logo on the upper is red, the Fusionskin is purple-blue. Logos are the Three Stirpes on the heel area are black, rounding off the stealth design.
The tech is the same as for all previous colorways and the launch edition.
Adidas 2021 Copa Escapelight 'Black Pack' - Features
- Completely revamped from previous generation
- Laceless (+) and laces (.1) versions
- K-Leather forefoot: Premium k-leather in the forefoot for supreme comfort and feel
- U-throat collar constructions allows for ease of entry for all foot types.
- Sensepods: Foam pods anatomically placed around the heel creating a hyperanatomical fit by filling the k-leather in the forefoot
- Touchpods: Foam poads on lateral and medial side provide better ball control
- New sole plate
- Price: USD 275 (EUR 280, GBP 230)
- Colorway: Black / Red / Blue
- Release date: July 2021
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