Adidas x Arte Antwerp F50 Hyperfast Boots Revealed by Rayan Chetki
1 hour ago, by Chris
- Unreleased Boots Spotted: Rayan Cherki was seen in training wearing exclusive, unreleased adidas F50 Hyperfast boots, which appear to be an official collaboration with Belgian streetwear brand Arte Antwerp.
- Distinctive Design: These special edition boots feature a striking full-silver upper, a mirror-like chrome soleplate, and bold 'Arte' script prominently displayed on the lateral side.
- Imminent Debut and Release: With Cherki already testing them, an official on-pitch debut in Europe is expected soon, followed by full release information and availability in the coming weeks.
Rayan Cherki has been spotted in training ahead of Manchester City's Champions League fixture wearing an unreleased, exclusive edition of the adidas F50 Hyperfast. The pair appears to be an official collaboration between adidas Football and Belgian streetwear label Arte Antwerp.
Adidas F50 Arte Antwerp
The special edition boots stand out with a striking full-silver upper accented by a mirror-like chrome soleplate. Bold Arte script runs prominently across the lateral side, setting the design apart from standard mainline colorways. The partnership follows several previous lifestyle collaborations between adidas and Arte Antwerp, translating their distinct aesthetic directly onto the pitch.
With Cherki already testing the boots on the training ground, an official on-pitch debut in Europe looks set to take place shortly.
Full release information and availability for the adidas x Arte Antwerp F50 Hyperfast are expected to follow in the coming weeks.
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