On the 11th May 2010, Adidas launched the F50 adiZero. The adiZero 2 weigh in at about 5.2 ounces.
Their main focus was speed, and the boot's synthetic version weighs 165g (or 5.8oz)[2] with the leather version weighing 175g (or 6.0oz). The launch colourways were: Black/Sun, Sun/Black/Gold and Chameleon Purple, and each colorway came in a Leather and Synthetic version.[3] There is no more TUNiT system on this boot which was used in the past 5 models, although there is a hybrid version which is
similar to the TUNiT system. Diego Forlan first debuted the boots on field in the Europa League Final against Fulham, where he scored both Atletico's goals in their 2-1 AET win[citation needed]. During the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, players such as Argentina's Lionel Messi, USA's Jozy Altidore, Spain's David Villa, Netherlands's Arjen Robben,and England's Jermain Defoe wore the F50 Adizero.[4] Lionel Messi, in particular, was sporting his own Chameleon Purple version; other adiZero wearers wore the Sun Yellow/Black or the Black/Sun Yellow colourways[citation needed]. For the 2010-11 season, Adidas are set to release a Metallic Gold/Black/White colourway for Lionel Messi. F50 adiZero Prime:
Slated as a tier upgrade for the standard F50 adiZero series, rather than a second edition, the F50 adiZero Primes weigh in at 145g (or 5.1 oz), making them the lightest boots in the market. Initial launch colourways include Warning/Black/White and Black/White/Electricity. They were officially released on the 1st February 2011.The F50 adiZero 2 were also released on the 1st of February in the same colorways as the F50 primes. The difference between both cleats in color is that the adiZero 2 do not have a colored band running on the bottom of the cleat. Also the internal TPU bands used as protection from cleating is also a different color than the adiZero 2. The TPU bands in both colorways for the cleats are in silver in the adiZero 2 while the primes in the colorway Warning/Black/White are orange. The F50 football boots are designed especially for more speed oriented players, such as strikers and wingers. Famous wearers include:
Flag Wearer
Argentina:
Lionel Messi
Diego Milito
Ezequiel Lavezzi
United States:
Jozy Altidore
Juan Agudelo
Mexico:
Omar Arellano
Marco Fabian
Brazil:
Michel Bastos
Daniel Alves
Chile:
Rodrigo Millar
Mark González
England:
Jermain Defoe
Shaun Wright-Phillips
Ashley Young
Stewart Downing
Spain:
David Silva
David Villa
José Enrique Sánchez
France:
Nicolas Anelka
Djibril Cissé
Samir Nasri
Karim Benzema
Germany:
Lukas Podolski
André Schürrle
Thomas Müller
Piotr Trochowski
Ghana:
Asamoah Gyan
Italy:
Vincenzo Iaquinta
Côte d'Ivoire:
Romaric
Salomon Kalou
Japan:
Shunsuke Nakamura
Shinji Kagawa
South Korea:
Park Chu-Young
Cha Du-Ri
Choi Jung-Hoon
Son Heung-Min
Netherlands:
Arjen Robben
Eljero Elia
Poland:
Patryk Małecki
Rafał Boguski
Portugal:
Hugo Almeida
Liédson
Ricardo Quaresma
Fábio Coentrão
Scotland:
Charlie Mulgrew
Serbia:
Milan Jovanović
Marko Pantelić
Uruguay:
Edinson Cavani
Luis Suárez
Wales:
Gareth Bale
Ukraine:
Andriy Voronin
Roman Neustädter
Anatoliy Tymoshchuk
Paraguay:
Justo Villar
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