ADIDAS Predator Club TF football boots
Bestseller
- Product Code:
- 138065583
6,466 RUB
Properties
Design
- Size
- 36.6
Other features
- Brand
- Adidas
Performance
- Color
- Lucid Blue / Ftwr White / Solar Red
Description
Shooting boots made in part with a blend of recycled and renewable materials.
FEATURES:
-When the goal´s in your sights, adidas Predator converts pressure into pinpoint accuracy.
With a textured finish on the outside and a foot-hugging fit on the inside, the synthetic upper on these juniors´ Club football boots looks and feels the part.
It sits on a lug rubber outsole that ensures your artificial turf game is always on point.By choosing recycled, we are able to reuse materials that have already been created, which helps to reduce waste.
Renewable materials choices will help us to remove our reliance on finite resources.
Our products made with a blend of recycled and renewable materials feature at least 20% total of these materials.
-Regular fit.
-Lace closure.
-Textured synthetic upper.
-Textile lining.
-Rubber outsole for artificial turf.
-Contains a minimum of 20% recycled and renewable content.
-MADE W RECYCLED AND RENEWABLE MATERIALS.
FEATURES:
-When the goal´s in your sights, adidas Predator converts pressure into pinpoint accuracy.
With a textured finish on the outside and a foot-hugging fit on the inside, the synthetic upper on these juniors´ Club football boots looks and feels the part.
It sits on a lug rubber outsole that ensures your artificial turf game is always on point.By choosing recycled, we are able to reuse materials that have already been created, which helps to reduce waste.
Renewable materials choices will help us to remove our reliance on finite resources.
Our products made with a blend of recycled and renewable materials feature at least 20% total of these materials.
-Regular fit.
-Lace closure.
-Textured synthetic upper.
-Textile lining.
-Rubber outsole for artificial turf.
-Contains a minimum of 20% recycled and renewable content.
-MADE W RECYCLED AND RENEWABLE MATERIALS.
