Showing posts with label New Adidas X15. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Adidas X15. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2015

2016 New Adidas X15 and ACE15 – “Solar Blue” Collection

Another fresh colorway has been released in the Ace15 and X15 series as adidas look to continue impressing the market with their new silos. These feature a very clean Solar Blue design, with some Solar Yellow detailing added in to finish the look. It is the type of look that is set to match perfectly with the start of the new season.

adidas-Ace-Blue

It is also a similar style look to several adidas boots of the past. Take for example the adiPower Predator that featured a replicated color scheme. That boot proved extremely popular and the 3-stripe will be hoping this 2015 look receives the same positive attention.
Find the entire Solar Blue collection available at prosoccerus.com.

adidas-Solar-Blue-X15

The  features several technical innovations, which all feature the letter X. There’s the reinforced X-Cage designed to keep the balance between a lightweight boot and one which offers the support a player needs on the pitch. The boot also features the X-Skin synthetic upper which offers up a veritable triple threat of softness, fit, and ball grip, as the upper is the beneficiary of a treatment known as Non-Stop Grip (NSG) which aids ball control regardless of weather conditions. When it comes to traction you have the X-CLAW system sitting on the exoframe soleplate which is designed to offer grip on either artificial or firm ground pitches.


adidas Ace15-in-Solar-Blue

The adidas Ace15.1 is the boot that impresses us most of the new 2015 collection. Why? Because they opitomize everything you need in a boot. The upper is comfortable with an accommodating fit, they feature a soleplate and traction system that can adapt to multiple surfaces, and the upper provides a clean touch on the ball. Adidas has produced a final product that goes against player expectation and is advertised as a top performer for any style of attacking player. But don’t let that define the boot; Petr Cech, Leighton Baines and David de Gea are just some of the defensive style players currently wearing the boot. Realistically, they just make sense for both type of players.

Again, find everything included in the Solar Blue collection available at www.prosoccerus.com.

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Adidas get you ready to cause chaos with a new X15 White/Solar Blue/Core Black



 The adidas X15 has been making waves since its introduction this summer. Apart from the mostly white colourway, which was released this morning, the new boots for the chaotic player have so far stuck to mainly three colours - black, silver and neon. This new colourway does incorporate two of them, but does bring something completely new to the table, with a Solar blue accent tone.



The New Adidas X15 comes hand in hand with the introduction of an Ace15 and another X15 model. We will however most likely not be seeing any of them on the feet of our favourite adidas superstars , which I think is a real shame, because the White/Solar Blue/Core Black version really strikes me as a boot that would look amazing on the pitch.


It’s a great mixture of calm colours and flair, which compliments the very unique and lava lamp-ish X15 design very well. I don’t know if I’m ready to call it the best one yet, but it’s certainly in and among the very best so far.

We have already got the new adidas X15 White/Solar Blue/Core Black on stock now and you can get a hold of it right here.


The people I’ve asked around the office are all in agreement, this is definitely a colourway worthy of some on-pitch love from professional athletes. We don’t know if it will happen, but we certainly hope to see either Bale, Suarez, or one of their boot-brothers in them.



Adidas are really going hard today, with not one, but two X15 unveilings in one day. We aren’t complaining one bit, because it just means there’s more awesome new boots for us to show you. What do you think about this new colourway? Dope, or dreadful?