We’re all used to hearing about the latest football news from Fútbol Emotion. After all, brands are constantly launching new products and follow very well-organised release schedules. However, as is the case with any company, at Fútbol Emotion we don’t always manage to showcase all these new releases as we’d like to, or as they deserve, due to our professional commitments. October was a particularly interesting month, which is why today we’d like to briefly review some of the launches we weren’t able to cover in a video on our YouTube channel.
Lotto Stadio 100 II football boots
We’ll start with one of our favourite new releases. The upper of the Lotto Stadio 100 II combines different materials: high-quality natural K leather in the striking, passing and control zones, and knitted fabric from the midfoot to the back of the boot.
Puma Future x BALR football boots
The new Puma Future boots were officially unveiled by Antoine Griezmann, one of the brand’s most iconic players, and BALR, the brand with which Puma has collaborated to create this spectacular boot. The French striker made his debut in this collaboration during a LaLiga match against Eibar, in which he even managed to score a goal. The aim of this partnership is clear: to create a range of premium products designed for the world of football, both on and off the pitch.
Halloween edition Reusch goalkeeper gloves
The German brand has once again demonstrated that its Reusch Pure Contact X Ray Speedbump gloves are at the cutting edge of goalkeeper gloves. On this occasion, it presents its flagship range with a bold and groundbreaking design, clearly inspired by Halloween celebrations.
Nike Phantom Fire football boots
All the boots from the cutting-edge Phantom Fire collection have finally arrived at Fútbol Emotion’s warehouses. This time round, Nike is spotlighting two of the four silos in the range: the Phantom Venom and the Phantom Vision. These two boots embody the passion and dedication that all footballers demonstrate on the pitch at this time of year, both in training and in matches.
Although their designs are very different, both share certain features that make them easily recognisable on the pitch. We’ll see them on the feet of players such as Rúben Dias of SL Benfica, and Marquinhos, Verratti and Cavani of Paris Saint-Germain.
As well as the Phantom Fire collection, in October Nike also unveiled a very special pair of Phantom Venom boots: the Venom Tech Craft. They feature no technological changes compared to the original model, but there is one significant difference in their construction: they are made from genuine leather rather than synthetic materials. These black leather boots are sure to delight footballers with a more traditional taste.
Umbro Chaleira II futsal shoes
Unsurprisingly, futsal – the 5-a-side sport – also features in these launches. Following the success of the first generation, Umbro is back with the second version of one of its flagship ranges: a pair of shoes that revolutionised futsal at the end of last season. This range is featured in some of the world’s top futsal leagues and has been chosen by some of the sport’s finest players.
