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  • Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly FG Max Orange Abyss Silver


    15 March 2009

    The Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly Max Orange/Abyss/Silver is the revolutionary boot that the world of football has been waiting for. As a follow on to the Mercurial Vapor SL, with its carbon fibre sole, the Superfly has taken its inspiration from running spikes.

    The new Mercurial Vapor Superfly football boot features flywire technology that surrounds the foot but gives it support at all times.This method was first used in track shoes that headlined at the Beijing Olympics last year and was invented by Jay Meschter.

    The Superfly is only available in FG for the initial launch colour of Max Orange/Abyss/Silver and will be worn by World Footballer of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo at its on pitch launch on March 11th.The new boot does not have a lace cover like the Vapor SL but has clearly exposed laces and is extremely light at just under 200 grams depending on the size. The lightweight construction of the boot is helped by the carbon fibre sole of the boot and the Teijin synthetic leather upper of the boot..

    The innovative Nike Flywire technology gives strength by having strategically positioned filaments, which act like cables on a suspension bridge to give the player support exactly where the foot needs it when performing at the very highest level. Basically the Flywire technology makes use of a strong Vectran thread which is arranged in a fan-shaped pattern at anchor points around the football boot.This gives the boot extreme strength and support. By having this strength and support the boot can be made lighter by the taking away of materials that only add weight to the boot.The Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly will be the lightest production made boot in the world.



    The Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly Max Orange/Abyss/Silver is the revolutionary boot that the world of football has been waiting for. As a follow on to the Mercurial Vapor SL, with its carbon fibre sole, the Superfly has taken its inspiration from running spikes.
    The new Mercurial Vapor Superfly football boot features flywire technology that surrounds the foot but gives it support at all times.This method was first used in track shoes that headlined at the Beijing Olympics last year and was invented by Jay Meschter.
    The Superfly is only available in FG for the initial launch colour of Max Orange/Abyss/Silver and will be worn by World Footballer of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo at its on pitch launch on March 11th.The new boot does not have a lace cover like the Vapor SL but has clearly exposed laces and is extremely light at just under 200 grams depending on the size. The lightweight construction of the boot is helped by the carbon fibre sole of the boot and the Teijin synthetic leather upper of the boot.

    The innovative Nike Flywire technology gives strength by having strategically positioned filaments, which act like cables on a suspension bridge to give the player support exactly where the foot needs it when performing at the very highest level. Basically the Flywire technology makes use of a strong Vectran thread which is arranged in a fan-shaped pattern at anchor points around the football boot.This gives the boot extreme strength and support. By having this strength and support the boot can be made lighter by the taking away of materials that only add weight to the boot.The Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly will be the lightest production made boot in the world.
    Should you choose personalisation with initials, number and flag please state clearly in the "shipping comment" box, on which boot you require the flag to be embroidered. Your initials and number will then be embroidered onto the other boot.

    Technical Specification:

    Family: Mercurial
    Endorsed by: Ronaldo,Drogba,Ibrahimovic
    Made in:
    Suitable for: Good to Firm Ground
    Outsole: FG
    Stud Configuration: Moulded Blades
    Lacing: Exposed central
    Primary Upper Material: Teijin Synthetic Leather
    Sizing: True for Size
    Weight: 185 grams

    More news on the Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly FG Max football boots below courtesy of Just Socca.

    Nike showed their strength in the football boot market as a host of contracted players used new boots on Saturday (March 14th) with a mixture of results.

    Leading the way was Cristiano Ronaldo who scored from the penalty spot when wearing his new Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly football boots in the 4-1 defeat at the hands of title rivals Liverpool at Old Trafoord.The new Superfly has really taken the world of football by storm this week as it will be the lightest and most expensive production football boot out on the high street when it appears on April 1st.

  • Just Socca Site re-launched


    17 February 2009

    Our favourtite supplier of Football Boots JustSocca.com have relaunched a new website. Oue opinion of this is, oh boy what an improvement. Check out the site for yourselves. Find the boot of your choice through our site and clik on the visit store links to see it for yourself.

  • Just Socca Site re-launched


    17 February 2009

    Our favourtite supplier of Football Boots JustSocca.com have relaunched a new website. Oue opinion of this is, oh boy what an improvement. Check out the site for yourselves. Find the boot of your choice through our site and clik on the visit store links to see it for yourself.

  • Nike Mercurial Football Boots


    28 April 2008

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