adidas Unisex X Speedflow.3 Laceless Firm Ground Soccer Shoe

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We have had several colorway releases helping players reach “speedfullness”– what adidas has labeled as the new state of speed – since their initial introduction earlier this Summer. As part of the releases advertising campaign, speedfullness is a key term that describes what connects player’s with the natural nature of the tech advanced boot. Highlight: adidas evolution in speed, a laceless boot intended to take players to a new level of Speedfullness. Designed to enhance key elements of playing fast soccer; acceleration, agility and instinct. The X Speedportal isn’t quite as light as it’s predecessor, weighing in at 189 grams. However, it’s still much lighter than alternatives such as the Predator Edge. My main gripe with the playability of the the X Speedportal is that it isn’t a major improvement over the X Speedflow. Both the laced and the laceless models in the Speedflow line provided an excellent fit and feel. Some may even prefer the slightly more responsive sensation of the previous model. If you currently own a pair of X Speedflows, I wouldn’t be rushing to upgrade. Laceless X Speedportal +

On the X19+ it will yes but on any other X range it will not flake off. Can I wear these on grass/mud/3g/turf...? The price, the X 19.1 is 50 pounds cheaper than the X 19+ and has laces and a Speed Mesh upper which is different to the laceless Skeletalweave upper design of the X19+. Are they comfortable? adidas has strategically positioned Chevron shaped studs in the forefoot, with four blades on the heel for ultimate traction. They are the type of boot that you can wear on FG or AG surfaces without impacting performance, although…..adidas has also released several AG versions of the boot! This will be a breath of fresh air to fans that want something specific for wear on artificial surfaces, something that gives them the best opportunity to excel on hot turf fields. Designed for Speedfullness Fluroskin feels thinner and pliable as it uses the TPU skeleton from the X99 instead of the inner mesh and support threads from the Mirageskin; still has the same silicone top coating If you’re looking for a lightweight design and minimal construction, then the laceless X Speedportal+ may be the best choice for you. It all depends on what features you value most in your football boots. Value for MoneyAlthough it may look knitted, the X19+ uses a synthetic Skeletalweave upper which is soft and thin. How are they different to it's predecessor, the X17+? Comfort and speed boots don’t usually go hand in hand but adidas have done it in 2021. This amazing boot also cushions the blow of losing the Nemeziz line which had its following due to its wider fit and speed boot-esque features.

Tightness is even across the boot; the most seamless sensation; feels like boots disappear when wornMirageskin/Fluroskin is thin and soft, sits closely sculpted to the foot but not as restrictive or uncomfortable as initially expected Underfoot, adidas go with what they are calling a Carbitex SpeedFrame. It is essentially an upgraded version of a fan favorite, with the SpeedFrame serving as the primary component and carbon fiber inserted in the forefoot of the soleplate creating some additional spring and snap as you release off the surface. It plays off well, although initially I got similar vibes to the old Nitrocharge soleplate. It will take a few wears to loosen up what is a pretty rigid plate, gradually transitioning to a more uniform bend that matches your foots natural movements. Don’t be surprised if you feel some cramping along your sole over the first wear or two, it will subside as you gel with the boots.