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The Adidas F50 Adizero has made it to it's fourth generation, and ever since we saw the first instalment of the speed silo, it has been a tradition to always launch the boot in two different versions; a synthetic and a leather model. We will now be taking a closer look at the latter, which weighs in at just 203 grams and manages to combine ultimate low weight with well-known leather comfort.
 
Leather is, contrary to synthetic, strong enough to sustain the required stability in the boot, without the need to make use of a Sprintweb construction. It does, although, get some extra support around the heel, where we see a Sprintweb band wrapped across, thus ensuring both stability and protection.
 
The Adidas F50 Adizero leather version has managed to attract numerous big stars, who week after week display their trust in the boot. Professional players such as Lionel Messi, David Villa, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Arjen Robben and Luis Suarez, to mention just a few of the players who put their trust in Adidas' speed boot.
 
The boot is still equipped with the Traxion 2.0 stud configuration, which we are beginning to know quite well. It takes departure in triangular studs that are divided into specific groups, each with respective tasks. These include studs that serve to maximise your kick off and acceleration, studs that for deceleration, as well as, studs the ensures that you have grip when moving sideways.