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Nike F.C. Free Hypervenom Low Black/Gold/White

Name: Nike F.C. Free Hypervenom Low Black/Gold/White
Brand: Nike
SKU: 132957

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The Nike Free Hypervenom is the ultimate combination of football and fashion. The shoe combines the upper from the Nike Hypervenom football boot with the classic Nike Free sole. The upper is built up around a breathable mesh material, which is coated with NikeSkin to give a modern and athletic look. The three separate layers, which where originally designed to provide optimal grip and touch on the ball, now serve to give you optimal comfort, as well as a stylish look. The innermost layer is a lightweight layer, which ensures that your foot is stable in the shoe. On top of it is a thin and perforated layer, which provides optimal air circulation and finally an outer layer made from a thin layer of synthetic. To increase durability the heel is made from full-grained leather, which helps give a high-end look. The Nike Free Hypervenom comes with the classic and flexible Nike Free 5.0 sole, which allows your foot to move naturally in all directions. In addition, the Phylite midsole delivers good shock absorption that further increases the comfort. The classic Waffle outsole, with the classic Free flex grooves, is complemented by strategically placed carbon rubber, which adds to the durability of the sole. The Nike Free Concept originates in Stanford, where Nike looked into the training methods of the very successful athletes there and found out they trained barefoot. 3 of Nike's most esteemed and creative innovators went to work on this basis and in 2002 they began work on the first Nike Free by mapping the foots biomechanics. 8 years later the first Nike Free went on sale and the result was a shoe that "understood" your feet, how they land, where the pressure is applied. It was an unconventional shoe, but sparked the interest of many around the world.