Nike today released a unique edition for the Nike Mercurial 360 football boot. Dubbed the Nike Mercurial 'Dream Speed', Nike's new Mercurial boot is set to be exclusively worn by Sam Kerr, Kylian Mbappé and Cristiano Ronaldo, and the debut drop follows the theme of the DNA of speed.
The Nike Mercurial Elite Dream Speed boots are part of a special Mercurial-only pack. Like the Nike Mercurial LVL UP, the boots are set to be worn by Cristiano Ronaldo and Kylian Mbappe, while other famous Mercurial players will NOT wear them. Two of Haiti's players, however, got their hands on them.
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Nike Mercurial Superfly 'Dream Speed' Blue Void/ Metallic Silver / White / Black
Nike Mercurial Vapor 360 Dream Speed - Blue Void/ Metallic Silver / White / Black
This is the Nike Mercurial Vapor 13 Elite from the Dream Speed pack.
The Dream Speed Nike Mercurial boast a unique design in Blue Void/ Metallic Silver / White / Black. They come with a bold '001' print on the outside of the right heel and target symbols and circular dots on the upper.
The insoles feature the branding 'MDS001' with 'MDS' also featuring on the outside of the left heel, which is a clue to the name of the currently unreleased edition.
Tech-wise, the new Mercurial Dream Speed boots from Nike are the same as all previous colorways. They will be released as Superfly and Vapor versions.
Nike Mercurial 360 Dream Speed - Features
- One-piece Flyknit upper
- 360° Fit wraps around the foot
- Microtexturized Flyknit upper with NikeSkin overlay
- ACC (All Conditions Control)
- Podular sole plate system with an internal chassis
- Swoosh design on the toe has a matte finish to help provide traction on the ball
- Colorway: Blue Void/ Metallic Silver / White / Black
- Price: USD 250 (EUR 240, GBP 210)
- Release date: 30 September 2019
The Dream Speed Mercurial cleats were launched on 30 September 2019.
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