NIKE have today released the bright and bold VSN II Future Lab boots.
Kevin De Bruyne is one of a number of players who will lace up the boots.
The new Nike VSN II Future Lab boots have been released todayCredit: Pro Direct Soccer
The Manchester City star leads the Premier League with 15 assists and he’ll be hoping an upgraded pair of boots will keep him firing into the second half of the season.
They are an eye-catching bright pink with a secondary black – and there are also full blackout boots available with the Kinetic Black colourway for those of us who prefer the old school look.
Experts at Pro Direct Soccer told us: “This boot is for the dribblers and distributors who demand close control at all times.
“This version isvlighter than the original because layers have been taken out of the upper, meaning you get a better feel on the ball and heightened sensitivity when you need to rely on your touch in tight areas.”
The new version of the boot retains much of the tech that made the first version of the Vision such a hit.
The Ghost Lace system remains in place, as does the all conditions control, the dynamic fit collar, Flyknit and Quadfit technology.
There’s also Anti-Clog technology on the top end versions of the boot.
Nike wanted to make this boot look sleeker and faster so there is a smaller cuff for a sharp silhouette and a resdesigned upper to make the forefoot more pronounced.
The boots promise increased control and will be worn by Man City star Kevin De Bruyne
IT’S been a brilliant week for football boot aficionados with adidas releasing the brand new Predator 20 Mutator.
The bold new design comes with no laces and a brand-new Demonskin featuring 406 tiny spikes.
Adidas have released a new version of their famous Predator boots for 2020Credit: Adidas
The German company made it clear the spikes are not just for show but will improve your control of the ball.
Adidas’ Rob Ashcroft said: “The Demonskin is super evolved. It is 406 individual spikes and they give a better purchase on the ball.
“You talk about control, grip, spin, it basically interacts with the ball to enhance those attributes.
“It is data-designed so it has been sized, positioned and scaled in areas of key contact on the foot.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
