In their clash against Arsenal (the Argentinian Arsenal), two Boca Juniors players were spotted in an unreleased pair of gold adidas Predator Lethal Zones. Check out our review of the adidas Predator LZ and the Predator LZ SL!
Pablo Mouche was the first of two that were sporting the gold LZs and we must admit, they’re a great looking colourway. Mouche and Boca were defeated 3-0 by opponents Arsenal and are currently third in the Torneo Clausura, the second championship of the season, trailing their opposition by a mere two points.
The second player spotted in the unreleased colourway was Nicholas Blandi. The Predator LZ are the most radical Predator thus far and has signified the shift in the focus of the whole Predator range. With five deadly zones each designed for a different purpose, the LZ are one of the most technological boots to date and while most were initially skeptical about the latest Predator, great colourways like this one have drawn more and more people to them.
We personally got our own Predator Lethal Zones recently and all the initial signs have been that they are a quality release from adidas. You can check out our unboxing here.
Are you liking this colourway? Leave your comments in the section below.
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average.. not a huge fan (:
Any news on when these are going to be released? They look amazing. I love golden boots.
Cristiano is approaching his 100th cap any word on a gold vapor perhaps?
Are these being released worldwide? When are they released?
how do u kno there not miadidas
Because there have been lots of colorway previews that everyone has seen already.. and how stupid would you have to be to have two different people on the same team make the exact same miadidas shoe?
my local soccer store gets pictures of the next colorway they will be getting in stock and they showed me they were coming out with a gold one so I am pretty sure they are not miadidas
We would know definitively if they were miAdidas or not by the soleplate as the miAdidas offerings have a solid colour versus the retail Adidas colour ways which split the soleplate colour into two for the “forefoot” and mid/rear-foot studs But going by this I would imagine this is a new retail LZ which will hit stores soon enough. Were it a miAdidas release would it be remiss to suggest the Boca players would opt for blue and yellow/yellow and blue to match their kits? I know I would plump for those as I like to match my attire.
off topic: new f50 adizero colourway http://www.soccercorner.com/Adidas-F50-adizero-in-Black-and-Silver-F50-adiZero-p/sm-adv21434.htm