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Nike CTR360 Libretto III IC Junior Indoor Soccer Shoes

Citris/Black/White

Item #37012
  1. Take Control of the Court!
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Take Control of the Court!

UPPER: KLTD synthetic leather is lightweight and durable. Control pads give you an edge when it comes to passing and receiving.

MIDSOLE: EVA sockliner for optimum comfort and support.

OUTSOLE: Articulated gum rubber provides non-marking traction and durability on the court or on the street. For use on indoor surfaces.

WEIGHT: (6.6 oz.) Imported.


CORTE: Cuero sintético KLTD que es ligero y duradero. Almohadillas que mejoran el control del balón y hacen más efectivos tus pases. Calceta interior de espuma tipo EVA que los hace más cómodos y brinda un mejor soporte. SUELA: Hule con articulaciones que brinda tracción y los hace más duraderos en la duela o en la calle. Para uso en canchas bajo techo. PESO: (6.6 oz) Importados.

Rules of the Game: If a team finishes a match with a greater number of players than their opponents and penalty kicks are taken to determine the winner of a match, that team shall reduce their numbers to equal that of their opponents. The team captain has Rules of the Game: For FIFA matches, the ball should have a circumference of not more than 70 cm (28 ins) and not less than 68 cm (27 ins). Rules of the Game: The goal lines should be the same width as that of the goalposts and the crossbar. Tab Ramos was announced as the first player to sign with Major League Soccer in January of 1995. American Bert Patenaude scored the first hat trick in World Cup history in a 3-0 victory over Paraguay in 1930.
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