New adidas White Spark Pack

The adidas players certainly can’t complain this season about what the German brand is offering them. They kicked off the campaign with the adidas Meteorite Pack, a collection centred on red that will go down in history as one of the most beautiful, eye-catching and bold that adidas has brought us in recent years. But that’s in the past, and today the brand with the three stripes presents the White Spark Pack, adidas’s new colourway in which the three silos are dressed in white, grey and orange.

White football boots have always attracted equal parts praise and criticism; whilst it’s true that, aesthetically speaking, few colours suit football boots quite as well, the speed with which stains appear on an upper of this colour is a major reason why many people decide not to buy them. Personally, I’ve always decided that those stains are worth it in exchange for how good white football boots look on any footballer’s feet, although, as I say, this is purely my own opinion.

Moving on to the new adidas White Spark Pack, we’re going to look at each of the ranges individually because, although they share the same colour scheme and there are no changes to their technical specifications, the details of each of the three models deserve a special mention.

 

Let’s start with the adidas Predator Freak football boots. White is a colour that Predator fans remember fondly, as several models in this range have reached their aesthetic peak when clad in white. Something similar applies to the adidas Predator Freak football boots; the dominant white, combined with the grey of the 3and the orange on the heel, makes these some of the most attractive Predator Freak boots we can recall. 

Next, we’ll be looking at the adidas Copa Sense football boots, the German brand’s natural leather boots. As we’ve mentioned before, white is a colour that looks great on football boots, but when they’re made of leather too, the end result is even better. This is certainly true of the adidas Copa Sense football boots: white leather boots designed for the quality player, and just looking at them fills your mind with the word ‘class’ to such an extent that you can’t think of anything else.

Grey and orange make a return, this time in a much more subtle way, adding colour only to the Primeknit upper and the heel in the case of grey, and to the three adidas stripes and the sole in the case of orange. These very subtle touches of colour allow white to take centre stage, as it deserves, in these adidas Copa Sense football boots from the White Spark Pack.

Football Boots Copa Sense + FG White-Solar Red-Solar Red

-24%

£200.35

£151.51

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Last but not least, we turn our attention to the German brand’s speed range. We are, of course, talking about the adidas X Speedflow football boots, which for the first time feature a light colour – not quite white, but one that fits perfectly with the rest of the collection, as the orange acts as a unifying element between the three ranges. 

The absence of white isn’t a problem, as adidas has opted for a light grey which, paired solely with orange, completes a design that the Germans will find very hard to top aesthetically. The “AgilityCage” technology is more prominent than ever in these new adidas X Speedflow football boots; by dyeing the upper such a light colour, we can clearly see the internal cables responsible for providing support and stability to any player who chooses to wear these adidas football boots.

This is the new adidas White Spark Pack, bringing a wealth of style to all the Three Stripes brand’s ranges, with white taking centre stage. All these football boots, and many more, are now available both in-store and on the Fútbol Emotion website.