We’ll cover the TorsionTape upper, slightly stiffer soleplate, ‘Blackout’ colorway, and the barefoot feel. This Adidas X football cleat has a sluggish uptake, but that could change as the company pushes Nemeziz to players.
barefoot feel
The Adidas Nemeziz Blackout offers a barefoot feel that you’ll enjoy. The upper of the shoe is made of thin material with minimal padding. The shoe’s lining is also light, and the first touch of the ball is clean and crisp. In addition, the shoe feels uniform underfoot, so dribbling at speed is effortless.
The upper of the Nemeziz is laceless, and the tongue features a strap meant to increase the fit. Although the Nemeziz is a thin boot, the heel has enough padding to prevent slipping. It’s also surprisingly secure, thanks to Tensiontape.
The laceless style of the Nemeziz boot is also available in a blackout version. This model was introduced in May 2017 and was inspired by the process of taping athletes. Its design features a low-profile collar, and Adidas Agility Bandages, which wrap around the foot for maximum lockdown.
TorsionTape upper
The Adidas Nemeziz is a highly versatile soccer boot designed by Lionel Messi. The Nemeziz is ideal for players who want to excel at a high level but need a boot that provides stability and strength. It is designed with a soft, flexible upper that provides exceptional comfort and lockdown, and the TorsionTape construction increases support and stability in the upper.
The upper is made with an Agility Knit 2.0 material that offers excellent breathability and a snug fit around the ankle. The Torsion System technology used on the outsole is meant to help players achieve a high degree of ball control, which allows them to make unexpected plays. This feature makes the Nemeziz ideal for firm ground and helps players make radical moves on the pitch.
The Adidas Nemeziz 17+ 360Agility series is a firm favorite with Adidas fans. The laceless styling is complemented by the innovative design that tapers the foot from top to bottom. The upper structure, inspired by bandages and medical tape, locks down the foot for the best fit possible.
The Nemeziz is available in several colorways and styles. Besides the classic black, you can also get them in red, blue, white, and pink. It is made for kids and adults, so there is something for everyone. There are also limited editions of the Nemeziz in pink, blue, and red.
A mid-cut design makes it easy to get into and maintain a tight fit. The TorsionTape technology also allows your foot to stay snug against the sole plate, making it comfortable to wear and keep running. It helps with agility and makes it easier to change direction.
Slightly stiffer soleplate
The new Adidas X-Treme GTX boot has a slightly stiffer soleplate than previous generations, but it doesn’t negatively affect comfort. The soleplate isn’t hot or pressure pointy and feels flexible while sprinting. The boot also feels solid right out of the box.
The cleats and midsole are made of a slightly stiffer material than the previous generation. The result is a higher rigidity, which may have impacted natural touch. It may also be a bit thicker than is necessary.
While the Nemeziz is still a closed design, the upper is more flexible. Unlike the X19, the knit material through the collar is more forgiving. The upper also features a cushioned heel. The soleplate is supported by Tensiontape, which provides an excellent level of security.
‘Blackout’ colorway
There are two different colorways of the Adidas Nemeziz on offer now. The first is the blackout version, a prototype of the new X boot. The second colorway is more traditional, with a Core Black/Active Red base. These colorways have the same features but are designed to be more wearable than the original.
This Adidas Nemeziz Blackout is an exclusive colorway of the model, which will be released for a limited period. The shoe is available exclusively in the UK and will retail for $130. The Fluid Pack inspired this particular colorway. It combines a black upper with gold details on the 3 Stripes, and the soleplate features black and red.
As we have seen, the Nemeziz has been hugely popular in the last few months, but its production is set to end this year. As a result, Boot Wizard has produced a video to showcase some of the biggest names who have opted for this colorway.
As we’ve seen, the Nemeziz is a soccer cleat derived from football boots and soccer cleats; the sneakers are laceless and feature an upper that resembles the taped-up look of cleats. The laceless mesh upper is incredibly comfortable on the foot and is complemented by the thick rubber sole.
The Adidas Nemeziz 17.1 is a top-level model boot that was released in early 2018. This new model was released in the ‘Nite Crawler’ pack, using the latest technology to help enhance agility. The shoe has a dual lock collar that provides ankle stability. It also has a redesigned stud pattern that allows strengthening acceleration.
