'Space Purple' Nike Premier III Boots Released
Nov 13, 2022, by Pat
Nike recently released a new colorway for their Premier III FG football *boot model, featuring a "Space Purple / Pink Blast" paint job.
Nike Premier III - Space Purple / Pink Blast
Check out the new Nike Premier III soccer boots in space purple / pink blast below.
The new Premier III football boots from Nike introduce a classy design inspired by Nike's 2022 World Cup collection. Predominantly dark purple, they feature striking pink accents in the form of the lateral Swooshes and the studs. The tongue, inner lining and laces are black.
The 'Space Purple / Pink Blast' Nike Premier III soccer cleats are identical to the launch edition tech-wise.
Nike Premier III - Features
- Upper: Premium kangaroo leather for heightened touch.
- Tongue: 2-In-1 Design: Fold-over tongue features a cut line to let you choose between a traditional or modern look.
- Sole Plate: Conical studs for grip on grass pitches
- Price: €100 (£85)
- Colorway: Black / White
- Price: 120 USD (120 EUR, 105 GBP)
- Colorway: Space Purple / Pink Blast
- Release date: November 2022
The new Nike Premier III boots are available since November 2022, retailing at 120 USD (120 EUR, 105 GBP).
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