13 May 2010

Video: The Making of the adidas F50 adizero

May 13, 2010 | By Jacques Slade

With World Cup around the corner, the war for best soccer shoe, or football boot as they call it, is heating up. The video above gives a look into the manufacturing process of the F50 adizero. A very complicated process, the sneaker weighs in at 165 g (5.8 oz). Available now at select retailers for $200 USD, take a look at the video and let us know in the comments if you will be copping a pair to elevate your football (soccer) game.

Ccarter
as a soccer player i always loved light boots. Nike started it all with the vapor II, which till this day is my favorite cleat, then every other company jumped on the “Lightest Boot” competition. The only problem with light is that they tend to rip extremely fast, as found out with the first generation of nike superfly (The ones with the Wire in them) experienced. With that being said I won’t cop till i see how they hold up. No point in paying $200 for cleats that will last you a game, if even that. They are however a Disgusting adidas soccer cleat, as only like their predator line (Cleats that Steven Gerrard wear).
Nene33
Come on man, it’s football, and they’re boots.
And I’d say the Superfly are by far the ugliest boots ever made.
Hoping for a good Messi Argentina colorway to release.
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