(The entry is formulated from the transcript obtained via Integrated Marketing Solutions Group - IMSG, the PR agency of Nike Singapore)
(P.S: The copyrights of the images depicted in this blog entry belong to Nike, unless stated on the images itself.)
Wherever football is played, Weather plays its part: In London alone, during the season an average of 125 days will experience some rainfall, making receiving and passing a ball tricky for even the best players.
Bearing in mind the above-mentioned predicament, and having consultation with some of the leading football players in the world that included the like of FC Barcelona’s Andres Iniesta, Nike further improvised its boot technology with the introducing of Nike
All Conditions Control (ACC).
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All Nike boots will be ACC fitted |
The new technology allows the boot’s surface to maintain the same level of friction, touch and control on the ball in wet and dry conditions that is created by a special treatment during the development of the upper materials to deliver a consistent feel on the ball at all times.
Nike boots combine the latest design innovation and performance, with boots for each style of play. ACC is now available across all Nike boots including
Mercurial Vapor VIII,
Tiempo Legend IV,
CTR360 Maestri III and
Total 90 Laser IV.
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Nike's Tiempo series will be equipped with ACC technology |
ACC technology will be available on all Nike boots starting from 15th October 2012 and the prices of those boots that equipped the ACC technology are as follow:
- Mercurial Vapor VIII (SGD 299)
- CTR360 Maestri III (SGD 269)
- Total 90 Laser IV (SGD 309)
- Tiempo Legend IV (SGD 239)
Visit
www.nikeinc.com for more information and images.
wow that is like science fiction to me and I would love to be able to afford those Nike shoes, but unfortunately I just can dream of it
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