Wouldn’t they want to wear the latest boots available?
Puma Glory Pack
Because all that glitters is (rose) gold.
Puma is rounding up the new year with easily the most elegant colourway drop of 2018. Keeping if festive and classy, the limited edition Puma Glory Pack comes in a scintillating rose gold and black colourway that which deserves a place on the shelves – encased in clear glass.
Would you wear this to your game? Or does this pack belong in a trophy case?
Puma Future 2.1
Created for the agile attacker with flair, the Puma Future from the Glory Pack oozes class. The matte black finish on the forefoot is accentuated nicely with rose gold gloss as the eye traces its way towards the heel counter. The rose gold accents on the laces are also a brilliant touch to one of the most beautiful boots in the market.
The money shot is that gold plated soleplate which looks too good to be in contact with the ground. We reckon many would be keeping this on display instead of taking this to their weekend game.
Puma One 1
If it’s more rose gold that you want, the Puma One is your best friend. The soft upper is drenched in rose gold that will help you stand out no matter where you’re positioned on the pitch. The knitted sock and lace area features a heather effect to combine the gold accents with the black/dark grey base
The external heel counter is dressed with a wearable gold plated finish which transitions into a fully glossed out soleplate. Another one for the display case.
Which rose gold boot from the Puma Glory Pack is your favourite? Let us know in the comments below.
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Mizuno Morelia Neo 2 MiJ Review: Lightweight leather speed boot
9
out of 10
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Leather on a speed boot in 2018? Mizuno is here to prove critics wrong.
Final Thoughts
The Mizuno Morelia Neo 2 (Made in Japan) is one of the best speed boots out there, ticking all the boxes of weight, durability and performance.
The Good
Lightweight leather
Barefoot touch
Superb lockdown
FG/AG soleplate compatibility
Personalized fit after breaking in
The Bad
Tight mid foot
Takes some time to break in
9
out of 10
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Speed v Touch. Are they really any different on feet?
Nike Mercurial Superfly 360 Review: The best speed boot
9
out of 10
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20 years of Mercurial innovation. Could the latest Superfly be the best one yet?
Final Thoughts
The Nike Mercurial Superfly is a speed boot in its purest form and remains among the best in its category.
The Good
Beautiful silhouette
Aggressive traction
Extremely secure and locked in
That mind-blowing anatomical soleplate
Accommodates moderately wide feet
The Bad
Flyknit upper needs breaking in
Poor compatibility with AG surfaces
9
out of 10
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Under Armour Magnetico Review: Paper thin upper and a barefoot feel
8
out of 10
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The thinnest boot of all time, on feet.
Final Thoughts
A surprisingly good boot that provides a natural barefoot feel. Shame about the poor build quality though.
The Good
Barefoot, natural feel
Excellent heel lockdown
Memory foam insole
Comfortable FG/AG soleplate
The Bad
Poor build quality
Minimal foot protection
8
out of 10
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New Balance Tekela Pro Review: Super wide but excellent quality
7
out of 10
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Can the New Balance Tekela Pro rise from the ashes of the Visaro?
Final Thoughts
The Tekela is a decent boot for the modern playmaker but is built a little too wide for the average player.
The Good
Near zero break in time
Comfortable Fit
Generous forefoot area
The Bad
The upper overstretches
Heel lockdown poor
Pricey boot for its quality
7
out of 10
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