Adidas adipower Vector Spike Cricket Shoes
The Adidas Vector Cricket Shoes are the top of their line shoes in their cricket shoe range. Featuring Velcro locking strap helps secure the mid foot, locking it in place and reducing movement within the shoe. Further combined with adiPRENE® midsole for excellent comfort and shock absorption which has been developed, tested and proven with the collaboration of international fast bowlers.
Likewise with Adidas's years of research and development in footwear and a collaboration of international fast bowlers these features a unique 7/3 spike configuration and a bevelled heel section for better landing transition when bowling.
Definitely the perfect shoe for any fast bowler or even a fast bowling all rounder. They are light enough even to bat in comfortably for long periods of time. Undeniably with so much science and technology put into the shoe before you even try them on this allows you the player to focus on nothing but taking the game head on and changing the game.
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7-3 Spike layout suitable for playing on Turf Wickets. With 7 spikes in the front part of the foot and 3 at the heel.
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Ideal lightweight shoe for the fast bowler or even a fast bowling all rounder. With lightweight robust construction with added stability of the 7-3 Spike layout. The bowler can freely run through the crease with these without any hesitation!
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FEATURES of Adidas adipower Vector Spike Cricket Shoes
- Velcro locking strap helps secure the mid foot, locking it in place and reducing movement within the shoe.
- Reinforced heel counter provides structural support.
- Proprietary adiPRENE® midsole for excellent comfort and shock absorption.
- PU overlay supports the forefront area and provides additional protection.
- Developed, tested and proven with the collaboration of international fast bowlers.
- Unique 7/3 spike configuration developed, tested and proven with the collaboration of international fast bowlers.
- Bevelled heel section for better landing transition when bowling.
