Comes with original bag and box.
 
Nike launched the Mercurial Vapor VI in a colourway that made it fit in with the rest of their Elite Series of Football boots for the 2010 World Cup.
 
 
The upper of the Nike Mercurial Vapor VI football boots is made from a soft and supple Teijin synthetic material, engineered to conform to your foot's shape for ultimate comfort. The re-engineered upper is enhanced with specifically placed ball-control coating on the lateral forefoot, to aid control of the ball at top speed, and the unique colourway and pattern is designed to help your team-mates find your feet!
 
 
Available in both traditional six stud soft ground (SG) and Vapor traction bladed firm ground (FG) sole plates, again incorporating a glass fibre chassis. Of course, the most noteable absence on the Vapor VI is there are no Nike Sense studs - which means the debate that followed the original Vapor VI release earlier this year can be definitively put to rest finally!
 
Acceleration and sprinting is further enhanced by concentrated forefoot zonal spikes, inspired by tracks spikes to optimise grip at toe-off for an extra burst of speed. The glass fibre chassis is lower profile designed to bring you closer to these new enhanced traction elements.
 
Of course the main point of difference for the Vapor series over the Superfly (other than the obvious) is the stretch-synthetic leather lace cover that adorns the Vapor. Intended to increase ball contact area for improved accuracy and touch, it provides players with a cleaner alternative to traditional exposed laces. 
 
The Vapor VI does retain the Mach Purple colourway of the Elite Series, something which is changed on the Miracle, Glide and Victory releases. Those other takedowns are finished with a more matte silver colour, making them easy to distinguish in both the changing room and on pitch!