The Input Code Pack is here, and it’s the perfect introduction to the silos, featuring a more refined finish than any other adidas football boots. The Copa and Predator silos have been given that golden touch that makes them special and gives them a simply stunning look. Let’s take a closer look at the details.
adidas Predator
We begin with a look at the German brand’s most striking boots, which perfectly blend gold and blue tones to create this eye-catching, groundbreaking look – typical of the brand’s most aggressive silo. The gold extends from the front and gives way to blue at the back and, above all, on the inside of the ‘Primeknit’, which ensures the boot fits snugly and securely. As always, the adidas Predator football boots hit the mark.
Against the metallic gold background, we can see the signature blue stripes of the Predator element, rounding off the colour scheme which also extends to the outsole. The metallic gold looks even more dazzling on the outsole, which retains its chrome finish, as well as the Controlframe technology characteristic of the range. Technically speaking, as you can see, there are no changes; what we do get, however, is a new look for the Predator, to which the gold seems to suit perfectly.
adidas Copa 19
The adidas Copa football boots have been given a new look, featuring white as the dominant colour with subtle gold details on the sole and the adidas stripes on the sides. This aesthetic change comes as a surprise and introduces a bold new colourway for the Copa range, which once again breaks away from the classic boot design.
From a technical perspective, the boot remains unchanged, retaining kangaroo leather as the main material in its construction, giving us an unrivalled feel and touch with the ball. The Fusionskin material around the ankle ensures a snug fit, whilst the Exoframe sole remains, featuring various gold accents that complete the boot’s style. adidas’s most elegant boot retains its signature style and comes in a white and gold colourway, pairing perfectly with many kits, including Real Madrid’s football kit.
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And here is the Input Code Pack: a colour change for two of the ranges, with a more striking and powerful take on the German brand’s style. The gold suits them down to the ground and gives the adidas Copa a particularly elegant look, whilst leaving the bold aesthetic to the Predator. New colourways and new designs that are sure to turn heads with every step you take in the new Input Code Pack.
adidas X
The German brand’s speed-focused football boots feature a striking design, with blue taking centre stage. Gold is, of course, added to create this eye-catching and groundbreaking look, typical of adidas’s most minimalist range. The blue extends from the front, across the entire ‘X-Layskin’, and gives way to gold at the back, on the heel counter. Mo Salah’s football boots are a clear example of innovation and design.
The sole is one of the most striking features of the boot; we can see that it remains unchanged and still features the plate so popular with X-series speed players – the Speedframe – which provides excellent traction and comfort, particularly thanks to the external heel counter that secures the foot to the base in simply perfect fashion.
