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Football Boots > Speed Football Boots - Reebok Instante Cobalt Blue/Neon Cherry

 

Introducing the boots the legendary Ryan Giggs will wear at the Stadio Olimpico in the Champions League Final - the new Reebok Instante Pro football boots.

 

This Cobalt Blue/Neon Cherry colour way will be sported by Giggs whilst Reebok stable-mate Thierry Henry will wear the Black/Neon Yellow editions in the same match. Check out all the photos and info as Reebok look to gate-crash the speed boot sector...

 

The Instante Pro sees Reebok step into the fierce competition that is the speed boot category. In a category almost obsessed with shaving ounces off the weight, it is good to see substance and comfort is not forgotten and this is where the Instante comes into its own. The boot was never going to compete with the likes of the Puma v1.815 Ferrari or even the Nike Superfly in terms of hitting the scales, but then it is not trying to. What the Instante does do well is take the best elements form existing speed, power and heritage boots to create an overall boot that will appeal to a greater audience.

 

 

If comfort is your thing, then you won't be disappointed with the Instante Pro. Coming up on the slim fitting side, the inside of the boot features a SmoothFit lining and a non slip lightweight sockliner. The idea here is that the boot moves in harmony with the foot and is comfortable at all times. The main upper element features a mesh-style design, with plenty of vamps surely intended to aid swerve, spin and accuracy.

 

 

Reebok have also included both their Power Unit and Power Frame technology in this boot. Visible on the outstep of the boot and on under the toe area the Power Unit Lite aims to provide a solid support for the foot and allows only a one way flex  of the boot - intregral to improving shot power.

 

 

Once again bucking the trend for speed boots, the Instante offers a centred lacing system without a lacecover. This reflects the closest to traditional design and feature from this vibrant looking boot. The large Reebok insignia also remains on the external heel counter - a real love it or hate design feature from the Valde Pro.

 

 

Available in both soft and firm ground sole plates, with the Firm Ground boot featuring 13 moulded rounded studs ideal for firm and hard ground. The Soft Ground boot has 6 removable metal studs ideal for extra grip on softer ground surfaces.

 

 

 

The Reebok Instante Pro is available from today as a pre-order, hitting the shelves in early July. Both sole plates and colours are expected to retail around £100 GBP.

Only published comments... May 26 2009, 03:04 PM by SB Editor

Comments

 

Taha said:

the boots are good,but it doen't look good on giggs!

May 26, 2009 9:34 PM
 

Giwdul91 said:

Omg nice boots!  i want to se henry play with them in the national team its them same coolor ways :D

May 27, 2009 5:40 PM
 

benjydaniel said:

i don't know, it looks like a lot of seems to blow out. plus it looks like a really hard boot with a lot of pressure points. Reebok should stick with basketball and hockey.

May 28, 2009 1:42 AM
 

freekickspecialstwithmercurialvapor said:

wow....i didnt like these boots at all....neither the black ones

June 27, 2009 8:06 PM
 

Galactico King said:

these are the best looking boots ive seen from reebok. i'd like to try them out sometime but i dont want to buy them cause reebok just doesnt seem too promising for football...

July 4, 2009 3:37 AM
 

Glenn Kavanagh said:

Ive bought both hard and soft ground version of this boot and find them tight and comfortable which makes my shooting , passing and running more comfortable and better :) and in my opinion it looks class aswell :)

July 21, 2010 8:33 PM
 

mcpoo said:

i want these boots

July 27, 2010 1:27 AM
 

MattMooney said:

ugly!!

July 3, 2011 11:36 PM
 

A_Di_Natale said:

like spiderman

February 26, 2012 1:56 AM
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