Adidas Release Boots Inspired By 2002 World Cup Fevernova Ball
Oct 7, 2022, by Chris
Adidas have unveiled a stunning pair of their mid-tier Gamemode soccer cleats. It is inspired by the 2002 World Cup ball, the Fevernova.
The Adidas Gamemode is Adidas' mid-tier football boot silo. It is not worn by any players.
Adidas Gamemode FG 'Fevernova 2002 World Cup' - Gold Metallic/Cloud White/Tribe Green
Check out the new Adidas Gamemode football boots in gold metallic/cloud white/tribe green below.
The Adidas Gamemode soccer boots from the Fevernova 2002 World Cup pack are inspired by the Adidas 2002 World Cup football, the Fevernova. They combine a Gold Metallic upper with Cloud White Three Stripes and green & red graphics.
didas 2002 World Cup Official Match Ball
On the instep of the Adidas Gamemode football boots from the Fevernova 2002 World Cup pack is the official Adidas Fevernova logo. The outsole is Tribe Green.
The Adidas Gamemode boots from the new 'World Cup' pack are the same as other editions of the Gamemode looking at tech.
Adidas Gamemode FG 'Fevernova 2002 World Cup' - Features
- Soft HybridTouch upper material
- TPU heel tab
- Hybrid FG/AG outsoles
- Raised medial toe lip
- U-throat collar construction
- Laces provide lockdown
- Price: 110 EUR (110 USD,90 GBP)
- Colorway: Gold Metallic/Cloud White/Tribe Green
- Release date: October 2022
Available since October 2022, the new Adidas Gamemode Fevernova 2002 World Cup soccer cleats retail at 110 EUR (110 USD,90 GBP).
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