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It has been highly anticipated, and now it’s finally here: The Nike Hypervenom II. The boot is designed for the deadly offensive player, who shows of a deceptive nature on the pitch. It is the player who is able to move in all directions, and has the capability to leave the opponents in the dust. • New generation of the popular Hypervenom • For the agile and unpredictable player • The boot is worn by the English national captain Wayne Rooney New and updated NikeSkin upper Similar to its predecessor, the new Hypervenom Phinish comes with an upper made of Nike’s revolutionising NikeSkin, which has been updated from previous generation. The NikeSkin upper is built around a two-layer mesh material, with are put together with incredible elastic fibres. The fibres will pull together as you strike the ball to give you are cushioned feel. On the nose of the boot you will see a micro textured area, that serves to give increased friction and ball grip in this critical area on the boot. Moreover, the Hypervenom Phinish has also been given the Nike ACC technology treatment, so you will always have ball grip, regardless of weather conditions. Maximum lockdown effect When Nike developed the new Hypervenom there was no room for coincidence. In cooperation with bio mechanism experts, the Nike designers analysed the foot's metatarsal bones and how they move. What Nike learned was that these exact bones are your foremost tool for taking advantage of your full movability. Therefore, Nike have implemented their Flywire technology in the upper, hereby providing the lockdown needed for optimal stability. The cables have been strategically placed to giver your first and fifth metatarsal the freedom of movement needed to allow you to keep your natural freedom of movement. Less irritation for better comfort On the new Hypervenom Phinish the tongue is an integrated part of the boot. The feature allows for a more complete upper, with less irritation and hereby a higher level of comfort. Furthermore, Nike have updated the boot’s heel counter with an asymmetrical heel stitching. This change frees your achilles, thereby allowing you to move more freely. A sole in sync with your foot The sole on the Hypervenom Phinish is made with one main purpose; for the boot to work together with the foot. The forefoot has a split toe, to allow the big toe to be in touch with the surface for as long as possible and hereby transferring as much energy as possible into the pitch, resulting in improved acceleration. In comparison to the first generation, the composition of the nylon sole has been made softer, which also increases the effect of the “Split-to”. In addition, the sole is equipped with two torsion bars - one on the medial side to ensure rapid power transfer from toe to heel, as well as one on the lateral side of the sole to add extra stability. Weight: 200 grams. FG studs for use on firm ground surfaces such as natural grass.
749901-080, 135038, Nike, Grass (FG), Grey, Football boots, Hypervenom, Shot Accuracy
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