Are X 19 Right For You?
The X19 brings us a laceless version and without much of a noticeable new look since the 18. Is the 19.1 laced version a better option, we tell you.
The X19 brings us a laceless version and without much of a noticeable new look since the 18. Is the 19.1 laced version a better option, we tell you.
Your choices of adidas X
Most expensive, laceless X with SprintFrame sole plate, as worn by PROs like Mohamed Salah & James Rodriguez
Pro level boot, laced version, as worn by PROs like Gareth Bale & Marcelo
First take-down model, alternative one-piece synthetic upper, Techfit collar, lacks SprintFrame & NSG
Cheaper boot within the X range, more affordable synthetic upper, Techfit collar
Available in these packs
Silver and Solar Red X19
Cloud White, Solar Yellow
Red X18, with silver/blue sole
Black X18 with hint of Blue
Classy Red/Black/White X18
White/Cream all over for these X18 that appear like they have no Dye
Yellow X18 with dark blue details for start of 18/19 season!
Triple black X18, with white details for the blackout X 18.
New Blue X18 Energy Mode Boots for 2018 World Cup
Mint green fading from toes to heel into blue, across the upper and sole.
Black out X, in both PureSpeed 17+ and 17.1 Black, Black, Black X17, hooed up with a classy soleplate!
Grey, Real Coral & Core Black is the name, but they are more white, with red dots & adidas logo with black fading to white sole.
Just look like Tiger stripes to us, a brown base with orange, referred to as Bright Orange, Talc and Trace Olive, with graphic on the sole too.
Tactile Gold Metallic/Core Black/Solar Red; the boldest of the Skystalker pack these gold X17, have a hint of red tied in with black logo and details and a chrome sole plate.
X 19+ Reviews
We look indepth at the adidas X17.1 football boots
Which is better for you the laceless X18+ or the laced X18.1?
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Do you know which X19 which is best for you? Different versions worn by Bale & Salah, we can help! You're considering the X19 from adidas, whether that be the laceless X19 + or the .1 .2 or .3 let's Unleash Speed
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The X range, in every form has an undoubted attack-minded theme and this is enhanced by the thin and lightweight synthetic materials which make the boots ready for the fast paced performances of modern day football. The X 16 silo is headlined by some of adidas' and football's biggest talents including Gareth Bale, Luis Suarez, Marcelo, and Karim Benzema. The X by adidas, originally launched in the Summer of 2015, is now in its third generation of construction, it appears to get a revamp at the same time every year, with the X18 revealed in time for the 2018 Champions League final.
Continuing the speed-theme from the F50, adidas' X 15 was their first boot to feature a Techfit collar to increase a sock-like fit which is also a feature retained upon the follow-up X 16 & X 17 models. Boasting a truly modernistic design the upper of the X uses a thin yet soft synthetic upper similar to the previous X-Skin example however also incorporates a slashed-like graphic for a striking design and also increased friction upon the ball for close control and ball manipulation. Whereas original X 15.1 featured an aggressive X-Claw sole plate, the updated X18 & X 17.1 provides tried and tested acceleration through the highly popular Sprintframe outsole.
Whilst the early X boots incorporated Primeknit materials, the most notable feature of adidas' X is the Purecut lace cover found on the 17+ Purespeed to enhance a cleaner ball touch & strike. The no-tongue and raised collar system donned Techfit of the X 16.1 is similar to what is seen on the Phinish and Vapor silos by Nike as both brand's look for the ultimate in lockdown and responsiveness. The design of the X 17.1 holds certain reminiscence to that of American football cleats offering raised ankle support. The X 18.1 range offers scaled down alternatives including the 18.2, 18.3 and 18.4 ranges for club, youth and entry level footballers.