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At just 130 grams, the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO takes the F50 back to its lightweight-speed roots as a headline World Cup 2026 boot.

PUMA celebrates Mexico City, Los Angeles, Dallas, Miami and New York with five limited 2026 World Cup boots shaped by each host city’s culture.

Manchester City’s 2026/27 PUMA away jersey turns the worker bee—Manchester’s symbol of hard work, unity and resilience—into a black-and-yellow kit story.

adidas honors Kaká on his 44th birthday with a black-and-gold Predator inspired by Brazil’s jaguar and the stadiums that shaped his career.

Erling Haaland’s 2026 Phantom 6 signature turns his force-of-nature persona into a molten red-to-green design with a nod to early Hypervenom colors.

Borussia Dortmund breaks from black and yellow with a vivid purple 2026/27 PUMA third jersey, neon detailing and a launch rooted in the club’s Japan tour.

Grace Wales Bonner reworks the adidas Predator for the first time with snakeskin texture, deep brown tones and a fashion-led take on football heritage.

Nike’s 2026 Tiempo Ligera revisits a 2007 Ronaldinho-era color story with beige, navy, red and gold details on its traditional TECHLEATHER platform.

Twenty years after the original 2006 Y-3 Beast Pack, adidas and Yohji Yamamoto revive the cult F50 Tunit for the 2026 World Cup era.

The adidas Ice Cold Precision Pack continues the 2026 Predator-versus-F50 rivalry with icy blue colorways and new control and speed technology.

The Nike Heat Up Pack turns a stealthy black base into a stadium-ready 2026 story with iridescent details across Mercurial, Phantom 6 and Tiempo Maestro.

Lamine Yamal’s adidas F50 Heartbreaker turns Barcelona’s Sant Jordi rose tradition into a white-and-red signature speed boot for 2026.