which brings me to the fact that its heavier than the superfly i. its a mockery! man oh man they f-ed up on that one. absolutely terrible looking with no class, fluency or congruency. everyone who says its good looking can go sniff up a bloody pole because its hurrendous. i dont care how eye catching, ball attracting or flicker effect utilizing it is, its the ugliest colorway to ever apear on a boot. well i dont know where to start but i guess the first thing that comes to mind is the color. which brings us to the debacle, the monstrosity that is the superfly ii. the f50 (again, in my opinion) looks tremendous, has the tech innovations of nike x2, is more comfy than any nike speed boot and is 26 percent lighter than the much lauded superfly. maybe not commercial suicide but i dont think it was a wise move either. on the nike side of traditionalism there is the tiempo 3, which is a great boot but i think it was somewhat foolish of nike not to come out with a new version what with the world cup.
in retrospect it makes sense though as they used more material, heavier k leather, and they knew that the adipure would no longer be the lightest adidas boot anyway… in any case no one disagrees with the fact the adipure 3 is a tremendous boot. when the adipure 3 was released i was taken aback that adidas would add 1.5 ounces to their adipure line.
NIKE ZOOM SUPERFLY ELITE 2 SERIES
by all acounts the t90 laser three is a great boot, and although i was of the opinion that the t90 series had run its course, the design team at nike outdid themselves in creating such a quality unique boot. this is the one area that i think nike have matched. its also a nice difference from the last predator, where it fits like a glove, not a mitt with a shamwow wrapped around it. looks great, they seem to do well in reviews. adidas focused on power with the new pred x. i think adidas came out with a very solid traditional boot collection this year and to my knowledge nike hasnt measured up. I dont like to be negative, but its seems to me that nike have butchered a potentially great year, fiscally. We reckon it’s a smart move by Nike to price it the same as the regular Superfly II (If you could ever say a Superfly was ‘regular’), but we’re not sure that making it 5% lighter is enough to warrant a new model – we’d have been happy with just the new colourway! Tell us what you think of the Mercurial Vapor Superfly II Elite below, we’re really interested in what you guys think here! The Nike Football+ element packaged with the Superfly II Elites gives you the chance to learn the insights into speed, skill and combining the two that are normally reserved for the Brazilian elite! Strategically configured blades for superior footingĪs with all the other Elite Series boots, the Mercurial Vapor Superfly II Elite comes straight off the shelf with the Nike Football+ training program: Focusing on getting you fast, fast! Lightweight perforated sockliner for low profile cushioning, support whilst reducing boot pressure Next-generation Nike Flywire technology in a streamlined upperĪnatomically correct, contoured speed last Tech Spec Nike Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II Elite This football boot is designed to minimize this costly slipping. The Nike Sports Research Lab researched the world championship finals in 2006 and found that there were 845 slipping events over 63 games, or roughly 14 per game.
Players emphasized that acceleration around a defender is just as important as beating him in a straight line. Nike’s design team worked very closely with athletes including Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Alexandre Pato throughout the design process to create a boot that enables toe-off acceleration and minimizes slippage in game-changing situations. Packed with performance attributes including Flywire technology, adaptive traction and carbon fibre strength, this is Nikes lightest boot to-date. The Nike Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II football boot has redefined speed. Priced the same as the original Mercurial Superfly II at £275, this Elite Series football boot tips the scales 5% lighter than the featherweight Superfly II.ĭespite the Superfly II being the original football boot to boast Nike’s ‘Flicker’ vision enhancing technology on the upper, Nike have already slightly refined the pattern for the Elite Series. In a move that may have surprised many – Nike have announced a new Superfly, – the Mercurial apor Superfly II Elite!Įven though the original Superfly II only made the shops last month, Nike have released this slightly tweaked version to be worn by all the Nike Sponsored Pros at this Summer’s World Cup.
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