Adidas to Release F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' Signature Boots?
Nov 4, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- New Release: Adidas is releasing a new F50 Messi signature boot, themed around Inter Miami and featuring the club's colors.
- Design and Tech: The new boots share the same design and technology as previous F50 Messi editions, with a light pink, black, and white colorway.
- Availability: The Adidas F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' boots are expected to launch soon at a price of 260 USD for the Elite version.
Update: Messi debuted the F50 'Inter Miami' signature boot in the recent match against Atlanta United.
In less than a month, Adidas have released two signature shoes for Messi, the 'Triunfo Estelar' and the 'Messi x Bad Bunny', but the Three Stripes brand seem to have no intention of stopping.
Messi was spotted wearing an Inter Miami F50 edition at Inter Miami's latest training session. Big thanks to Football Boots Experts @bootsclub for the images - make sure to follow them for boot spots if you love football boots.
Adidas F50 2024 Messi 'Inter Miami' - Light Pink/Black/White
This photo shows the new Adidas F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' boots in 'Light Pink/Black/White'.
The new Adidas F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' football cleats are predominantly light pink with white and black detailing. This color scheme perfectly matches the club's colors and the Inter Miami home kit.
The Adidas F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' boots have the same design as the previous 3 F50 Messi signature shoes, only the colors have been altered.
Indeed, the new Inter Miami F50 2024 Messi football shoes from Adidas feature an identical colorway to the F50 Freestyle Messi 'Inter Miami' shoes that were released in September.
The new F50 2024 Messi 'Inter Miami' football boots from Adidas are identical to the launch edition tech-wise.
Adidas F50 2024 Messi 'Inter Miami' - Features
- Successor of Adidas X - comeback of F50
- Adjusted tech to match Messi's actual boots worn - same tech as Messi's match-worn cleats
- Colorway based on Inter Miami's signature colors
- Messi's 4th F50 signature boot edition
- Thin Fibertouch Upper: Brings you closer to the ball than ever before, ensuring complete control at every instant.
- Compression Fit Tunnel Tongue: (Laces only) Keeps your feet securely locked into the boot, allowing you to breeze past defenders worry-free.
- Innovative Sprintweb 3D Texture: Placed on the upper to keep the ball glued to your feet, enabling easy domination over your competition.
- Springy Sprintframe 360: Provides the boost needed to breeze past opponents effortlessly.
- Lightstrike Pro foam: (Plus version only) known from Adidas running shoes, made for energy return
- Price: 260 USD (220 GBP, 260 EUR) for the Elite versions
- Colorway: Light Pink/Black/White
- Release date: expected to launch soon
The new F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' cleats from Adidas are expected to be available soon, retailing at 260 USD (220 GBP, 260 EUR) for the Elite versions.
Let's hear your thoughts on the new Adidas F50 Messi 'Inter Miami' soccer boots below.
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