Green equals style. It’s a simple equation really. As a base tone, green gives a boot energy and life. When used as an accent, it gives it a snarl! Being one of the most natural colours, green lends itself to a nice balance between style and self-expression. While not as loud as options with other tones, green football boots still makes a statement, but does so with class.
If the pitch isn’t too muddy and still has some grass, then perhaps you’ll get a camouflage effect with your green boots disappearing before the eyes of the opposition?! Perhaps not..
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Green Nike Pairs
Mad Energy Phantom
This green pair of Nike Phantom Luna/GX 2s, launched at the start of 2025, had that cool, minty vibe to it. With such a light colourway, you could easily make other details pop, just like the orange Swoosh in this case. Its the only silo in the Nike Mad Energy Pack that had the predominantly green look.
Top 10 Green Football Boots
Nike Mercurial Superfly 4 SE Electric Green
This special edition boot was launched in August 2014 to kick off that season and was worn exclusively by the mercurial Cristiano Ronaldo. The tongueless design allowed the Flyknit upper to be configured with a truly one-piece construction and combined with Nikeskin and ACC.
adidas Ace 16+ Purecontrol Launch Colourway
The Ace 16+ Purecontrol was launched in January 2016 and was worn by Mesut Ozil. The Primeknit-uppered boot was adidas first thrust into the world of laceless boots and would spawn laceless designs for subsequent adidas silos.
Puma Grass v1.06
The boot was first introduced in 2006 and got a reissue in its 10th anniversary. It became a hit as it was significantly ahead of its time with how lightweight it was, featuring an extremely thin Scholler ConTec upper and a Puma Lace Wrapping System that functioned similarly to what Nike’s Ghost Laces are doing now. The Puma Grass v106 was originally worn by the likes of Samuel Eto’o and Peter Crouch.
adidas F50 adiZero Green Zest/Running White/Dark Blue
Released in December 2012, this boot was part of the continuous evolution of the legendary F50 adiZero silo and none other than the living legend Lionel Messi had suited up the said boot. It was an extremely lightweight boot back in its time and its texture Sprintskin upper ensured touch won’t be affected by wet weather conditions.
Nike Hypervenom Phantom II Green Strike Lightning Storm
Launched in 2015, the Nike Hypervenom Phantom II Lightning Storm was available in Total Orange and Green Strike colourways, with the Green Strike specifically designed for Neymar Jr.’s use. The Lightning Storm pack featured Nike’s silos at that time in bold and vibrant colours.
adidas Nemeziz 18.1 Energy Mode
This signature edition boot was Lionel’s Messi’s wheels during his 2018 FIFA World Cup campaign and will always be part of Messi’s highlight reel with its gracing of his superb first touch en route to a goal against Nigeria.
Nike T90 Laser III Electric Green/Red/Black
The boot was launched in late 2009 and its colourway served as the inspiration to that of the Phantoms in the Future Lab II pack. Fernando Torres was the T90 Laser’s poster boy at that time, wearing these green boots along with Wayne Rooney, putting their ‘Shot Pad’ instep pods to good use.
Nike Magista Obra Highlight
This boot was part of the Highlight pack released in early 2015 for players who had advanced to the quarterfinals of that season’s Champions League. This poison green Magista Obra featured a high-contrast orange Swoosh, and this pattern of a bright colourway with a contrast Nike logo led some to call the Highlight pack the Reverse pack instead.
Nike Mercurial Vapor 11 Radiation Flare
The green Vapor was introduced in January 2011 and popular Mercurial players at that time were Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Alexis Sanchez who wore this Electric Green/Black pair, with a Teijin upper the boot had an anatomical soleplate that formed to the shape of your underfoot, to give you a personalised base.
adidas X 16+ Purechaos Turbocharge
The solar green X 16+ Purechaos was a standout pair of the March 2017 pack, and was given more prominence with it being used by Gareth Bale and Thomas Muller. The Non-Stop Grip texture on the upper offered boot-ball friction for enhanced touch and the Techfit collar provided a sock-like boot-to-foot transition.