Umbro 2009 England National Team Kits
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Umbro 2009 England National Team Kits

Over the last little while, Umbro has kept a comprehensive dialog regarding the recently

Inside the NIKE iD Boot Room
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Inside the NIKE iD Boot Room

While professional football players don’t have the same number of custom colorways as their NBA

Edwin x SFIDA Futsal Ball
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Edwin x SFIDA Futsal Ball

Conceived in 2005, SFIDA set out to become a producer of high quality futsal balls. As well

China Soccer Club Gear

China Soccer Club Gear

Arkitip has teamed up with New York’s Chinatown Soccer Club to offer some of the recreational club’s gear up for sale. Comprised of characters from different backgrounds, the club has become a haven for those looking for fun game of kick around with a diverse set of people. The club gear includes mugs, jerseys, t-shirts and a book of photographs by Peter Sutherland. Available through Arkitip. Also follow the clubs exploits through their blog.

adidas “EUROPASS” Ball – The Official Matchball of Euro 2008

adidas “EUROPASS” Ball – The Official Matchball of Euro 2008

Since 1970, adidas has been the purveyor of matchballs for some of the football world’s biggest stages. From the World Cup to various continental championships, these tournaments have yielded revolutionary changes in the football world. The newest release, the EUROPASS will debut at the 2008 European Championships. The EUROPASS is a combination of the past and the contemporary, with panels referencing the style of footballs seen in the past alongside various contrasting highlights. As well, the ball uses new technology which allows for optimal control regardless of the conditions. In recent memory, goalkeepers have complained that the latest ball technologies have benefited the player through increased power and swerve, the EUROPASS sets to right the playing field and offer better glove to ball grip. Available soon at select adidas dealers. Image: Adidas Press Room

adidas African Cup of Nations Match Ball: the “wawa aba”

adidas African Cup of Nations Match Ball: the “wawa aba”

adidas has taken a step forward for the 2008 African Cup of Nations and created a special official match ball. Named the "wawa aba", the ball utilizes colors derived from the Ghanaian national flag, the hosts of the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations. The use of the name, "wawa aba" includes various powerful references. For the Western African Akan culture, the name "wawa aba" is a symbol of persistence and the belief in strength and team spirit of the community. As well the wawa aba seed of the wawa tree is among the strongest and most usable woods in Africa. With the significant rise in football success for the African continent within the last few years, it was important for adidas to link this prestigious tournament and its own branded ball.


 

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