Second Nike Phantom Ultra Venom Boots Released
Oct 16, 2022, by Chris
Update: Chelsea's Mason Mount debuted the black and pink Nike Ultra Venom football boots in the Premier League against Aston Villa on October 16, 2022. It was a very successful debut - he scored both goals in Chelsea's 2-0 victory.
Nike today released a second colorway of the special-edition Nike Phantom Ultra Venom football boots. They are already sold out everywhere.
Released in September 2022, the Nike Phantom Ultra Venom mixes the Flyknit Ultra of 2017 with the 2010s Hypervenom silo.
Nike Phantom Ultra Venom - Black/Black/Pink Blast
This image shows the new Nike Phantom Ultra Venom football boots in 'Black/Black/Pink Blast'.
The second colorway of the Nike Phantom Ultra Venom is very similar to the first - the main difference is the accent color. Nike combine the stealth black upper with striking 'Pink Blast' for the sole plate and logos.
What stands out is surely the chrome soleplate of the Black/Black/Pink Blast Nike Phantom Venom 2022-2023 football boots. It is chrome pink with blue shimmering.
Tech-wise, the black & pink Nike Phantom Venom soccer cleats are the same as the first colorway.
Nike Phantom Ultra Venom - Features
- Hybrid of Nike Hypervenom Phantom III and Nike Flyknit Ultra
- Stretchy, breathable Flyknit construction
- Flywire cables for a secure fit
- Instep ridges help generate spin
- Textured toe and forefoot for control
- Mesh upper with NikeSkin overlay conforms to your foot
- Cushioned NikeGrip insole prevents slippage inside the boot
- Asymmetrical lacing system for larger strike zone
- Foam pods wrap your heel for optimal stability
- Hyper-Reactive soleplate
- Firm ground football boots
- Price: 280 EUR (270 USD, 245 GBP)
- Colorway: Black/Black/Pink Blast
- Release Date: 14 October 2022
The black/pink Nike Phantom Ultra Venom 2022-2023 football boots launched on Friday, 14 October 2022.
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