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adidas Predator Women's Absolado LZ TRX FG Firm Ground Soccer Shoes

Red Zest/Running White/Collegiate Purple

Item #65289
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Absolute Control

Absolute control.

UPPER: Synthetic leather with printed 3D treatment that creates five lethal zones to control the ball with every touch.

MIDSOLE: EVA for comfort.

OUTSOLE: Lightweight TPU with Traxion studs for maximum grip. For use on firm, natural surfaces. WEIGHT: (7.8 oz.)

Control absoluto. CORTE: Cuero sintético con capa tridimensional que genera cinco zonas letales para controlar el balón en cada toque. Suela media de espuma tipo EVA para mayor comodidad. SUELA: TPU ligero con tacos Traxion para gozar de lo máximo en agarre. Para uso en terrenos firmes y naturales. PESO: (7.8 oz)

adidas’ Trefoil logo was introduced in 1972. The three leaves symbolize the Olympic spirit, linking the three continental plates. Rules of the Game: During penalty kicks to determine the winner of a match, the goalkeeper who is the teammate of the kicker must remain on the field of play, outside the penalty area in which the kicks are being taken, and on the goal line where it meets The mascot for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany was a lion named Goleo VI. He had a talking soccer ball sidekick named Pille. Attendance for the 1950 World Cup Final at Maracana Stadium in Brazil was an amazing 199,500! In 1994, Detroit’s Pontiac Silverdome was the first-ever indoor stadium to be used in the World Cup.
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