Football Boots Adidas F50.8 TUNiT
The ADIDAS TUNiT F50.8 are the latest version of the revolutionary TUNiT boot. When it was originally launched the TUNiT range was the worlds first modular football boot. Allowing you to customise your boots to suit your style of play or the conditions. The boots modular nature would lend itself to Mecchano fans as they can tinker with the type of upper, sock liners and studs providing a mind blowing 18 different combinations.
The TUNiT F50.8 has a new synthetic upper called adiDot the surface is dimpled to provide the player with improved touch and control. The adiDot material is water repellent so they will not become saturated and heavier on wet evenings in the middle of winter, in fact the new boots are lighter than the old ones which should allow you to get down the wing nearly as fast as Olympic hopeful Tyson Gay. The boots can also be customised to have your squad number so as you show the defenders a clean pair of heels they will have a constant of who you are.
The F50 TUNiT is the choice of a number of Premier League players Jermain Defoe (Portsmouth), Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur), Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal), Shaun Wright-Philips (Chelsea) and Ashley Young (Aston Villa) to name just a few. The new F50.8 TUNiT provides the player with additional support the sockliner is now separate from the chassis which lets the player insert their own orthopaedic sockliner if required.
The new TUNiT new flagship range is a available in three different packs:
The Start Pack:
One pair of synthetic uppers, one pair of sockliners, chassis and three sets of studs (firm, hard and soft ground). The Start pack gives you three ways to assemble your shoe depending on the pitch conditions. RRP £120
The Colour Pack:
Two pairs of uppers (one synthetic and one ClimaCool), one pair of sockliners, chassis and three sets of studs (firm, hard and soft ground). This offers six ways to build your boot. RRP £180
The Premium Pack:
Three different pairs of uppers (two synthetic and one ClimaCool), two pairs of chassis and sockliners (comfort and lightweight) and three sets of studs (firm, hard and soft ground). This offers 18 different configuration options. The Premium Pack retails at RRP £270
Alan Richardson said,
August 5, 2008 @ 9:27 am
I have seen these boots in the flesh so to speak and if I were a professional player I would definitely wear them.
As I am nearly at the grand old age of 40 I don’t think I can justify spending that amount of money on a pair of boots only for me to run around for 20 mins and keel over in the middle of the park.Where I play my boots would probably be pinched off my feet !!!