Aesthetically, notice the so-called Plus Flex technology on the outsole, creating a groove between the 3rd and 4th toes in order to allow greater efficiency in lateral movements.

As regards comfort, it is important to note the super-soft suede synthetic leather lining, whereas the anatomically-moulded EVA insole absorbs impact as the foot strikes the ground, thus providing great cushioning and reducing the risk of injury.

In order to meet the demands of modern football, a football boot cannot afford not to adopt weight-reducing measures like the SprintFrame construction utilised here.

As in all the new releases by the German brand of the Three Stripes, this boot enables you to unlock your miCoach and record your performance data for comparison with that of others, pros and amateurs alike.

Here, we are in a position to present to you another pair of prospective releases, both involving a touch of yellow, as well as coming both in synthetic and in leather.

- SprintSkin Synthetic

A single-layer SprintSkin synthetic upper minimises weight to a super-lightweight 165 g (without chip fitted into the outsole) while maximising ball feel and contact.

Meanwhile, SprintWeb technology in the upper provides for excellent stability during movement at high speeds, enhanced by the geometrical learnings of the SprintFrame construction in the outsole.

Note that comfort is ensured by the interior heel constructed using a lining with a plush foam underneath and a removable anatomically-shaped insole with a synthetic suede finish.

- Goleo calf leather

For a snug fit, the F50 adiZero II is also available with a Goleo calf leather vamp, which also offers an increased level of comfort by contouring to your foot for a better fit.

This version also employs a Traxion 2.0 stud shape configuration for maximum acceleration on dry and firm ground surfaces.

Furthermore, miCoach Speed Cell technology empowers you to measure time, distance, speed and number of sprints during training or a match, eventually being able to view, share and compare your results even against adidas endorsees like Dani Alves himself.

It is great to get the 11pro on to the mi adidas system so quickly as it means we are going to get to see a lot more colours of them on players feet soon, adidas kicked off the 11pro with just two colourways the Black / Slime / Running White and the Running White / High Energy / Black which really were just white and black boots. They also released a good looking pair in White / Night Sky / Ultra Purple which are marketed as a women’s pair, but now you can have any colours of your choice on the 11pro boots.

This is the second pair of boots available on mi adidas with the mi coach technology available after the F50 adizero which also have the pod on the sole for the Speed Cell to track your speed, distance covered, number of sprints, number of steps etc and compare online against friends and professional players.

In fact, countless times we have highlighted how their innovative innovative miCoach Speed Cell unit offers pros and amateurs alike the opportunity to track their data (whether in training or for a match) and compare it accordingly.

You can now analyse your personal statistics to the game of Barcelona’s Dani Alves, as the energetic right-back played (and scored) in the El Clásico match-up against Real Madrid in the Spanish Cup quarter final last 25 January.

Through a series of informative charts and graphs, the miCoach platform is saying that the tireless Brazilian’s maximum speed was a whopping 29.25 km/h, with 48 sprints during the 90 minutes (more than 1 every 2 minutes).

He was practically always moving and wreaking havoc in the arch-rivals’ left-wing, covering a distance of almost 9 km (8.964 km), with a hi-intensity distance of more than 1.2 km (1,228 m), i.e. either a sprint or a high-speed run, as an indication of top-notch stamina.

Did you try this latest technology ? If yes, how do you fare against the High Energy / White / Electricity F50s wearer ?

Note that we had already presented to you this 2012 incarnation, together with another prospective Blue & Peach colourway.

One of the major features of this lightweight boot is the lace cover for a smooth kicking surface and a unique look, with a single-piece outsole maintaining stability.

A carbon-fibre plate in the forefoot reduces weight and increases reactivity in the flex area, with revolutionary Uni technology involving increased softness in the toe area.

A pointed stud configuration ensures smooth ground penetration and provides optimal traction on dry and firm natural surfaces.

Costing approximately £ 135, this football boot should be available from February.

No other name would be more fitting for this retro boot, which is still designed and constructed to compete in modern football. In fact, for a mere £ 80, you will get a traditional leather football boot with a great focus on quality and style.

Its main feature is the 3-D Power Shooting Technology Duo in the boot’s kicking area, which increases shot power (by not absorbing energy upon ball impact) and improves grip to the ball through its exposed elements made of an innovative thermoplastic material in two different degrees of hardness.

This Dark Shadow / White / Lime Punch colourway also employs soft kangaroo leather in the kicking area, together with a microfibre material for reduced weight in the lateral quarter.

A greater kicking area is provided for through slightly off-centred lacing, whereas the flexible outsole creates a snug fit and the TPU-injected heel counter is there for optimal stability.

As already worn by Carrick, this incarnation has also been spotted at the feet of Tomáš Rosický of Arsenal during the FA Cup tie against Aston Villa at the Emirates.

This is Hummel’s bid into the competitive ‘speed’ boots market, with the Rapid X Blade being constructed from a recycled synthetic microfibre material and tipping the scales at approximately 260 g.

Aesthetically, obviously note the signature Hummel Chevrons at the side and slightly off-centre lacing.

It is interesting to note the innovative unique Hummel “Cage Construction” from the external heel counter through to the lacing system for a supportive fit all-round.

This boot pays significant attention to the traction outsole, with bladed studs of an angular shape for better ground penetration.

Apart from the White, Gold & Blue colourway that we are accustomed to and have mainly seen lead endorsee Cesc Fàbregas in for Barcelona, an interesting Black / Dark Shadow / White / Lime incarnation should be close to its release.

In fact, the Dutch midfield enforcer has posted an image on his Twitter profile showing the latest batch of boots received from the Big Cat.

On the other hand, Michael Carrick opted for these same boots as Dirk Kuyt fired home a late winner to push Liverpool to the next round of the FA Cup at the expense of arch-rivals Manchester United.

This next big super-light release has recently been worn by Brazilian wonderkid of Santos Neymar in training, confirming that a new glass-fibre soleplate should be replacing the expensive carbon-fibre unit of the Superfly series.

This incarnation, shown below in an impressive white and blue colourway, is expected to go ‘back to basics’, with a sleek upper and being stripped of Flywire technology as well as Sense studs.

Note that, a few days ago, Mesut Özil received an unreleased pair of Nike Mercurial Vapor 8 football boots, continuing the wave of pros to test them out ahead of next summer’s release.