Adidas X Speedflow 'Whitespark' Boots Leaked
Oct 10, 2021, by Chris
Update: Our follower Andreas spotted the unreleased Adidas X 'Whitespark' boots on sale in Sweden. According to the latest info we have available, they will be officially launched in early November.
Update: Official pictures of the 'Whitespark' Adidas X Speedflow boots have been leaked.
The Adidas X Speedflow boots from the 'Whitespark' pack were leaked.
Adidas X Speedflow 'Whitespark' - White / Dark Metallic Silver / Red
This picture shows the Adidas 'Whitespark' X Speedflow+ football boots.
Utilizing the same colors as the other cleats of the Whitespark pack, Adidas' 'White / Dark Metallic Silver / Red' X Speedflow football boots combine a white base with red and dark grey.
The Three Stripes are red/dark grey, the sole plate fades from white to red to the rear area. The rear part of the collar design is dark grey. Officially, the colors of the Whitespark Adidas X are "White / Dark Metallic Silver / Red".
Adidas X Speedflow.1
Looking at tech, Adidas' 'White / Dark Metallic Silver / Red' X Speedflow boots are identical to the launch edition.
Adidas X Speedflow+ 'Whitespark' - Features
- Laceless (+) and laces (.1) versions
- Carbitex carbon fibre insert and raised forefoot
- Stabilising Agilitycage
- Adidas Primeknit collar
- Textile upper
- 3D moulded heel
- Laser-cut TPU cage
- Price: 250 USD (EUR 220, GBP 180)
- Colorway: White / Dark Metallic Silver / Red
- Release date: October 2021
The new Adidas X 2021 Whitespark boots are set to be available from October 2021, retailing at 250 USD (EUR 220, GBP 180).
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