Adidas Predator Mutator 20.1 FG Footballshoe Men

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Whether you’re a pro or an amateur, staying in command while out on the pitch is imperative. Predator boots have long been synonymous with designs that enhance ball control, and the latest mesh technology advances the functionality more than ever before. Featuring a range of models which include Primemesh, coated mesh and kangaroo leather uppers, touch will be optimised to the point that people will think you have the ball on a string. Textured control embossing is incorporated on the side panels of adidas Predator to assist in creating curve and dip on shots. Equip yourself with the tools necessary to take your game to the next level. Right out of the box, you are going to spend valuable time trying to comprehend what the wild upper styling is all about. Take them out, explore the design and become familiar with the radical upper texturing. There really isn’t anything else like it on the market, with adidas cornering the power category via a release that follows the true DNA of what a Predator release is supposed to be. Show no mercy, feel no remorse and push the rules to the limit in the adidas Predator Mutator 20.1 SG football boots which have an innovative Demonskin treatment to deliver unrivalled bend on the ball and total control all over the pitch. There have been many different models of the Pred over the years, some similar to one another, others wildly different. The core concept, though, has remained the same throughout the decades: the Predator allows you to strike the ball better, in every respect. FG cleats are not to be used on artificial ground (AG) surfaces as the construction is not designed for the extra friction.

Boots with Firm Ground soleplates are only to be used on natural, short-grass surfaces that are firm underfoot but may be slightly wet. Designed specifically for this playing surface, they offer acceleration, comfort, and enhanced traction, dispersing stud pressure evenly across the foot. FG soleplates are fixed (not removable) and are used worldwide; wetter countries tend to use them spring to autumn. FG boots are not to be used on artificial ground (AG) surfaces as the construction is not designed for the extra friction. Using FG boots on AG surfaces will invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty. Cleats with Firm Ground soleplates are only to be used on natural short-grass surfaces that is firm underfoot but may be slightly wet. One thing is for sure, there isn’t a lot of difference between how my pair felt the first I wore them and how they feel after testing. In other words, when you try them on a pair, that is the fit you can expect from them. Any stretch in the material has been very minimal. I’d compare them as being a “snug” wide fit. Odd, right? I don’t think I’ve ever used that description before, giving you some indication that they are very different from other boots on the market. What I mean is that they are on the wider side, but the material and upper shape sits snug across the forefoot. Here lies a very valid question given the importance of the rubber spikes to the actual performance of the boot. What can you expect from those all important rubber spikes that cover the surface? From my experience with them, and this is my second time testing a pair, durability will not be an issue. adidas implement a layered system, designed to give the spikes a proper chance at long term survival. From inside-out you get a soft inner lining, then a second layer that includes the rubber elements placed through the Primeknit material. On top of that, a very thin membrane creates a bonded upper casing that secures everything in place. Across the entire time I’ve worn them, none of the spikes have been damaged or shown sign of probable wear.Highlight: The return of a Predator with true Predator DNA on show! Rubber elements on the upper to help when striking the ball.

From longstanding leather classics like the World Cup and Copa Mundial to more modern innovations like the all-conquering Predator, their boots are always built to combine comfort and performance. When striking the ball, it provides a extra spring and cushion, which actually plays positive to their performance. In fact, that is kind of what the DNA of a Predator is all about, and as it goes, adidas has really created a material and style that does capture the vision of a Predator. In game, I had several moments where I really appreciated what they had on offer, one example being when I rounded a keeper and shot from a very tight angle. The added grip allowed me to truly manipulate the ball in those circumstances. So, they definitely fit the bill as top power boot option for players that value striking shots in or around the box. How Durable Is DEMONSKIN? Our selection of adidas football boots includes the Predator .1, Predator .2and Predator .3, with kids and adult sizes available at every level in addition.

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The Predator 19+ continued the resurgence of the range, and Predator 20 is set to push the series forward once again with a new higher collar and “Demonskin” rubber spines for even more control and outrageous spin potential. Naturally there’s a laced-up Predator 20.1 version.

The 3-Stripes’ pioneering outlook has seen them remain at the forefront of boot design ever since founder Adi Dassler first started making footwear in the 1920s.Kill every ball, dictate every play, and dominate the field with Predator football boots offering limitless control. Predator Innovative Demonskin uppers are engineered from head to toe and designed to be durable, breathable and comfortable. They envelop the foot for a complete all-round fit that stays in place for the whole game. Soft rubber spikes poke through the knitted upper giving you total control of the ball along with unparalleled bending and spinning. The upper is finished with a full-lace closure in a tonal shade. Ground-Breaking, Inside and Out

The adidas Predator 18, gave the traditional design a futuristic makeover, utilising latest innovations to offer ultimate control of the ball. Boasting a laceless Primeknit construction, the Predator 18+ was a landmark for the series. Some players like a mid cut collar, others prefer a standard cut. It all comes down to personal preference and what you enjoy. For me, the freedom you get from a standard cut, where your ankle is more mobile and free from added material over the ankle bone, makes them much more appealable to me. It also means that the brand is spending less time trying to figure out how to make the materials through that area work in unison with stressing out other parts of the boot. Because the design is less aggressive, you don’t lose that natural touch on the ball. There is still plenty of grip on offer, but in a much more efficient way. On the ball, they provide a little extra ping, where the bal doesn’t sit on your foot but instead has a light bounce away. We are talking a minimal style bounce, one that makes it a little easier to get the ball out of your feet and into open space.

From longstanding leather classics like the World Cup and Copa Mundial to more modern innovations like the all-conquering Predator, their cleats are always built to combine comfort and performance. Soft Ground (SG) soleplates are specifically designed for use on wet and soft to very soft natural grass pitches that may also be muddy and/or waterlogged. Used worldwide, mainly during winter months, boots made for soft ground have removable, replaceable screw-in studs that can be plastic, entirely metal, or metal-tipped and typically come in a six-stud configuration – four at the forefoot, two slightly longer at the heel. Power Facet Weighted forefoot element, ensuring a shift of weight to the point of impact, maximising the power the player is able to generate when striking the ball.