Nike Mercurial Superfly 8 Mbappé 'KM Flames' Signature Boots Unveiled
Oct 30, 2021, by Chris
Nike and Kylian Mbappé today presented the brand-new Nike Mercurial Superfly from the 'KM Flames' collection. The boots will be available to buy from November 1st, 2021.
The new Mercurial Superfly VIII Mbappé boots and the 'KM Flames' collection from Nike introduce a bespoke design and celebrate Kylian Mbappé as the world's fastest football player with fire graphics.
Nike Mercurial Superfly 8 Mbappé 'KM Flames' - Light Thistle / Metallic Silver
This picture shows the new Nike Mercurial Superfly 8 Mbappé cleats from the KM Flames collection.
Part of a full collection (called KM Flames) that also includes clothing items, the new Nike Mercurial Superfly 8 Mbappé signature boots are pale purple ("Light Thistle") with black brandings and a red fire graphic across the upper.
The 'Light Thistle / Metallic Silver' Nike Superfly 8 KM soccer boots are identical to the first edition in terms of tech.
Nike Superfly 8 KM - Features
- Kylian Mbappé KM logo on the heel
- Chevron studs provide multidirectional traction with every step, thanks to a Nike Aerotrak zone in the forefoot plate
- A textured pattern on the molded upper gives you precise touch when dribbling at high speeds
- Dynamic Fit collar wraps your ankle in soft, stretchy fabric for a secure feel
- Price: USD 300 (EUR 290, GBP 250)
- Colorway: Light Thistle / Metallic Silver
- Release date: November 1st, 2021
The new Nike Superfly 8 KM soccer cleats will be available from November 1th, 2021, retailing at USD 300 (EUR 290, GBP 250).
Collection - Nike Mercurial Mbappe 'Flames'
Football - Nike Mercurial Mbappe 'Flames'
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