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12th May 2014
05:05pm BST

According to the spiel which always accompanies boot releases of this ilk, the black and white colourway is a visual representation of the adidas ‘all in or nothing’ World Cup campaign, with each boot exactly 50 per cent white and 50 per cent black, apart from Messi’s special adizero f50s, which have an added blue and white colourway representing his native Argentina.
The only other colour on the boots are ‘the fiery gold colours of the iconic three stripes of adidas, representing the ultimate reward of the FIFA World Cup trophy’ while the black and white patterns have apparently been inspired by the warpaint of native warriors and the iconic pavement patterns of ancient Mesopotamia, perfected on the Copacabana beach. Riiiggghhht.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--CeaG_rH64
On first impressions we’re not really sure what to think. One the one hand, they look distinctly like a pair of Vans with the chequered black and white pattern, but on the other hand, they’re a design we can see growing on us, particularly on repeated viewing once the action gets underway next month.
What do you think folks? Feel free to let us know in the comment box below.AXA and ISM competition terms and conditions

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