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The new football season is almost upon us and, according to the brands at least, the players are going to perform better than ever thanks to a new range of high-tech football boots. Gone are the all-pink trends of recent years, and in come all-black iterations, fancy new neon numbers, Primeknit uppers, and the most advanced control-boosting features seen to date. Manchester United’s record-breaking new signing Paul Pogba will swagger around the pitch in adidas’ gorgeous bright green ACE 16+ Purecontrol Primeknits, Brazilian trickster Neymar will be sporting his recent collaboration with Jordan brand on Nike’s Hypervenom 2, and Italian brand Pantofola d’Oro have created a boot which is literally covered in the back pages of a newspaper. All of which you will find below, along with seven other tasty releases. Here are 10 of the best football boots to buy for the new 16-17 season. adidas Porsche Design Sport X Football Nike Hypervenom Phantom 2 “Neymar x Jordan”
adidas X 16.1 Pure Chaos Pantofola d’Oro La Gazetta adidas ACE 16+ PURECONTROL Primeknit New Balance Visaro Pro “Galaxy” adidas Messi 16+ Pureagility For more football-related goodness, here are seven of the most unique football stadiums around the world. Your Daily Dose of Highsnobiety Receive the best in sneakers, fashion and street culture straight to your inbox!28 Day Money Back Guarantee Safe & Secure Shopping Page 1 / 10 adidas ACE 17+ Purecontrol FG Champagne - Off White/Core Black/Red adidas X 16+ Purechaos FG Champagne - Off White/Core Black/Red adidas Copa 17.1 FG Champagne - Off White/Core Black/Red Under Armour Clutchfit Force 3.0 LE FG - Black Under Armour Spotlight LE FG - Black Puma evoTOUCH Pro FG - Orange Clown Fish/Peacoat/Ultra Yellow Puma evoTOUCH 1 FG - Orange Clown Fish/Peacoat/Ultra Yellow Puma evoSPEED Fresh 2.0 FG - Bright Plasma/Puma White/True Blue Puma evoSPEED 17.SL-S Kun City DF FG - Bluefish/Puma White/Quarry/Puma Black/Gold
Puma evoPOWER Vigor 1 Giroud DF FG - Puma White/High Risk Red/Barbados Cherry Concave Volt+ Limited Edition Mr Cenz FG - White Concave Aura+ Limited Edition Mr Cenz FG - White Concave Aura+ Limited Edition Mr Cenz SG - White Concave Halo+ Limited Edition Mr Cenz MF SG - White Concave Halo+ Limited Edition Mr Cenz MF FG - White Puma evoPOWER Vigor 3D 1 FG - Puma Black adidas ACE Tango 17+ Purecontrol TF - Equatic Green/White/Core Black adidas Copa Tango 17.1 TF - Equatic Green/White/Core Black adidas Mundial Team - Equatic Green/White/Core Black Umbro UX Accuro Pro SG - Diva Blue/Astral Aura/White Umbro UX Accuro Pro FG - Diva Blue/Astral Aura/White Umbro Medusae Pro SG - Diva Blue/Astral Aura/White Umbro Medusae Pro FG - Diva Blue/Astral Aura/White Umbro Velocita III Pro SG - White/Astral Aura/Diva Blue Umbro Velocita III Pro FG - White/Astral Aura/Diva Blue Nike Mercurial Victory DF CR7 SE FG - Pure Platinum/White/Black
Even if you haven’t forked over $2,000 for a hand-delivered, Kanye West-designed pair of Adidas Yeezy Boosts, you’ve probably had some dealings with America’s booming sneaker business.
running shoe store downtown seattle The U.S. is the world’s largest sneaker market, and shoewear sales from the top sneaker triad — Adidas, Nike and Under Armour — climbed in 2013 to a total of more than $25 billion, a 47 percent jump since 2009. [Sneaker wars: How basketball shoes became a billion-dollar business] So who’s winning the sneaker game? You guessed it: Nike. In the U.S., the big Swoosh accounts for a staggering 90 percent of all basketball-sneaker sales. But what Americans buy, and why, might surprise you. Below are 10 of the top-selling sneakers in August, listed with their average sale price, according to sports industry analyst Matt Powell. 1. Nike Air Jordan 3 ($165.29)
The top-selling Air Jordan 3, seen here in the Retro “Infrared 23” colorway, was first released in 1988, when Michael Jordan received his first NBA Most Valuable Player award. The sneaker has remained one of the Jordan brand’s perennial best-sellers, and has been re-released, “retro”-ed (and even re-“retroed”) several times over. Even with the high price tag, it nailed the No. 1 spot (to the point that some sneakerheads feel it’s been played out). 2. Nike AIR FORCE 1 LOW ($88.70)Named for the plane that carries the president (and later celebrated by Nelly), the Air Force 1 has remained an icon. Its low-top version is a popular seller for men and women, and heavily customizable: The pictured version features a rainbow gradient in the sole. 3. Nike FREE 5.0+ 2014 ($92.33)Nike’s top running shoe on the list is lightweight and comes in a number of colorways, including this, “Blue Lagoon / Clearwater/Bright Crimson.” 4. Nike Air Jordan 6 ($157.46)
Another pair of high-priced Jordan kicks (note all the Jumpman logos). Jordan sneakers alone pulled in more than $2 billion in American sales in 2013. 5. Nike AIR MAX 2014 ($151.84)These cushy runners trade on Nike’s Air branding with an offer of “cloud-like cushioning to soften your step and keep you focused on your fitness.” 6. Under Armour HIGHLIGHT MC ($127.80) (Courtesy of Under Armour) Under Armour is only on the best-seller list once, but it’s still a big deal for a shoe company that only last year overtook Adidas to become the No. 2 sportswear brand in America. These sneakers are the only football cleats on the list, underlining how well the Baltimore-based shoemaker has done with the pigskin crowd. 7. Nike AIR MONARCH IV ($50.04)Nike’s cheap, chunky, dad-centric cross-trainers won’t win any sneakerhead love anytime soon. But they still make the Swoosh a ton of cash. 8. Nike Air Jordan 14 ($168.65)Getting sick of Nike yet?