Soccer Cleats

New Nike CR7 Mercurial Gold Cleats 2015- Cristiano Ronaldo Rare Gold Boots with Micro Diamonds

To celebrate Cristiano Ronaldo winning the Ballon d’Or for the third time today (January 12, 2015) Nike have unveiled a new “CR7 Rare Gold” Mercurial boot for the Real Madrid striker.

Gold has been chosen as the colour of these new CR7 Mercurial boots because of the Portuguese forward winning the Ballon D’Or (Golden Ball in French). For the first time in their history, the CR7 logo on the cleats have had micro-diamonds applied to them by hand.

These new exclusive Gold Mercurial cleats will be worn by Ronaldo this week, meaning that we’ll probably see them in action against Atletico Madrid on Thursday night.

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New Puma EvoPower 1.2 Camo Cleats 2015- Camo Boots Evopower 1.2 3D & Grip RC 2 Gloves

Puma have today (January 9, 2015) unveiled their new Evopower 1.2 Camo cleats. The boots feature a striking 3-D design and only 580 pairs of them will be sold globally by German sportswear giant. Along with the boots, Puma also unveiled new goalkeeping gloves in the form of the PUMA evoPOWER Grip 2 RC Camo, featuring the same design as the Camo cleats.

Check out some pics of the new 2015 EvoPower 1.2 Camo Cleats and the EvoPower Grip RC2 GK Gloves.

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Nike Black History Month Soccer Cleats 2015- New Nike Mercurial Superfly BHM 2015 Boots KPB

Nike have unveiled their boot collection for Black History Month (February 2015), and have asked six athletes to don their new designs. Schalke and Ghana midfielder Kevin Prince Boateng is their representative for soccer and will be donning a special edition Nike Mercurial Superfly boot, with Theotis Beasley, Jerry Rice, Brianna Rollins, C. Vivian Stringer and John Thompson being the other sportspeople to wear special Nike footwear in their respective sports.

Boateng has taken an active stand against racism in the past, and led his teammates off the field against Pro Patria when he was playing for AC Milan. He has even mentioned that “he would prepared to walk off in a World Cup final”

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