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
Bright Cyan, Core Black, Shock Pink
adidas X19 in blackout
Blue, Black, Gold X19+
New Silver X19 with Solar Red
Cloud White, Solar Yellow, Off White
Active Red, Silver Metallic, Bold Blue
Blackout X18+ with blue hints
A Predator-esque design, the X features a classy red, black and white colour scheme.
Whiteout with a lighter tone of white used on the three-stripes and Claw Collar.
Solar Yellow, Dark Blue & Black
First Black X18+ with graphic soleplate
A new gen needs a loud colourway and we see Solar Blue and Yellow headline the launch X 18.
Aero green almost mint at the front, fading to a dark blue at the heel
Black/Black/Black stealth mode in the X17 for those ready to cause Chaos
Beautiful gold boots for the X17, a pair to not go unnoticed in Gold Metallic/Core Black/Solar Red
Bright Orange, Talc, Trace Olive
Grey/Real Coral/Core Black colorway, but really a white upper paired with red details and black sole
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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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.