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Cancelled? Adidas X Speedportal 2022 World Cup Knockout Stage Boots Leaked

Update: We can leak much better pictures of the white and gold Adidas X Speedportal 2022 World Cup knockout stage boots. However, we have been told the whole white & gold Adidas Al Hilm football boots collection will not be released. There have been problems with the production deadlines and therefore the pack has been scrapped.

Adidas have prepared a stylish football boots collection as part of the 2022 World Cup lineup - the Al Hilm pack.

The Adidas Al Hilm pack is Adidas' second 2022 World Cup collection after the Al Rihla pack. It is most likely to be worn from the knockout stage, or even later stages of the competition.

Al Hilm means The Dream

"Al Hilm" is the transliteration of Arabic characters that have the meaning of "the dream".

Adidas X Speedportal+ 'Al Hilm' - White/Black/Metallic Gold

Here are the new Adidas 'Al Hilm' X Speedportal.1 soccer boots.

The 'White/Black/Metallic Gold' Adidas X Speedportal+ soccer cleats have the same color scheme and design as the other cleats of the collection. They combine a white upper with black logos and metallic gold for the sole plate effect.

In contrast to the Al Rihla 2022 World Cup soccer cleats collection, the white/black/metallic gold Adidas X Speedportal 'Al Hilm' cleats come with the same Three Stripes as usual.

The Adidas X Speedportal 'White/Black/Metallic Gold' are identical to the first edition in terms of tech.

Adidas X 2022 'Al Hilm' - Features

  • Speed-boosting football boots: Made for ultimate speed through ultimate stability and lockdown
  • Laceless (+) and laces (.1) versions
  • Anti-slip silicone heel print: Helps enhance lockdown and prevent slippage in heel.
  • Carbon Fiber Speedframe: Ultra-lightweight construct with revolutionary carbon fiber insert in the forefoot allows for more efficient power transmission when accelerating and sprinting, providing a real performance benefit
  • Engineered Agility Cage: Maximum support during explosive movements and radical change of direction through laser cut
  • Two extra forefoot studs to maximize straight-line acceleration
  • TPU cage purposefully re-enforcing the upper material from the inside
  • Engineered Primeknit collar: provides a firm, supportive yet comfortable fit.
  • Firm ground outsole: outsole and stud configuration are optimized for use on firm ground (dry natural grass)
  • High Speed Stability System: Maximum support to reach the fastest speeds
  • High-Speed Stability System: A carbon heel lock and molded stability fins work together to minimize movement and maximize comfort within the heel at high speeds.
  • High Speed Stability System: A midfoot support cage is designed to maximize lockdown, reducing energy loss during fast cuts or changes in direction
  • High Speed Stability System: Highly resilient laced Primeknit collar provides a firm, supportive but comfortable fit
  • Price: 250 USD (EUR 220, GBP 180)
  • Colorway: White/Black/Metallic Gold
  • Release date: December 2022

The new Adidas X Speedportal.1 soccer boots are expected to be available from December 2022, retailing at 250 USD (EUR 220, GBP 180).

Let's hear your thoughts on the Adidas X Speedportal football boots from the new 'Al Hilm' pack below.

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