Next-Gen Adidas Copa Pure 2024 Boots Released - Adidas End Laceless Version
- New Release: Adidas has launched the next generation of their Copa football boots, the Copa Pure 2.
- Laceless Discontinued: The new Copa Pure 2 boots no longer offer a laceless option, instead featuring a laced Primeknit collar or a standard textile collar.
- Marinerush Pack: The new boots are the first release of the Adidas "Marinerush Pack," which will also include updated Predator and X models.
Adidas have dropped the latest addition to their Copa line of football boots, and it comes with a major change - the Three Stripes have ditched the laceless edition.
The old-gen laceless Adidas Copa Pure football boots have been worn by players such as Dybala, Gvardiol, Christensen, and Tomori. We expect them to switch to the new laces Primeknit collar option. There is a chance that Adidas will create player-exclusive laceless versions of the Copa 2024 for players like Dybala.
Adidas Copa Pure Marinerush Soccer Cleats - Notable Players
- Paulo Dybala - Argentina, AS Roma
- Bernardo Silva - Portugal, Manchester City
- Josko Gvardiol - Croatia, Manchester City
- Alexis Mac Allister - Argentina, Liverpool
- Declan Rice - England, Arsenal
- Manuel Neuer - Germany, Bayern München
- Ilkay Gündogan - Germany, FC Barcelona
- Gianluigi Donnarumma - Italy, Paris Saint-Germain
- Fikayo Tomori - England, AC Milan
- Andreas Christensen - Denmark, FC Barcelona
Adidas Copa Pure 2 'Marinerush' - Lucid Blue / Cloud White / Solar Red
Check out the new Adidas Copa Pure II soccer boots in lucid blue / cloud white / solar red below.
The launch edition of the next-gen Adidas Copa Pure 2 soccer boots has the streamlined colorway of the Marinerush Pack. Blue shades are combined with white Three Stripes and striking red detailing.
The colorway evokes memories of the Adidas Adipure 11pro football boots from 2012
Looking at features, the next-gen Adidas Copa Pure 2 football boot comes in two models: the 2+ and 2.1. The 2+ comes with a laced PRIMEKNIT collar that offers a firm and comfortable fit, while the 2.1 features a textile collar for easy entry and a classic fit.
Adidas Copa Pure II - Laces, classic tongue version
Apart from the added laces, changes are minimal. The Fusionskin upper has been refined to provide an even more improved performance, and the 2+ features 3D haptic print for precise touch. Both models come with a lightweight Torsionframe outsole that offers traction and stability.
Adidas Copa Pure II 'Marinerush' - Features
- Fifth generation of modern Copa series
- No more laceless edition - collared (Primeknit) and standard tongue
- Successor of Adidas Copa Pure, only slight changes
- Fusionskin leather upper with 3D haptic print, Cow leather forefoot
- Torsionframe outsole
- Price: around USD 250 (EUR 250, GBP 220)
- Colorway: Lucid Blue / Cloud White / Solar Red
- Release date: 3 October 2023
Available since October 2023, Adidas' new Copa Pure 2 football boots retail at around USD 250 (EUR 250, GBP 220). The standard tongue option is a little bit cheaper (EUR 230)
Adidas are positioning the Copa Pure 2 as the first release of their new "Marinerush Pack," which will also bring us a Predator and X (both current-gen).
No more laceless option. Will Dybala receive a custom laceless edition? Let's hear your thoughts on the new Adidas Copa Pure II soccer cleats below.
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