Nike CTR Maestri III Football Boots - Volt/Green - Football Boots

It's that time of year again, launches left, right and centre while brands are busy updating their Silo's to see them through to the new year. Now Nike have joined the party with four slick autumn colour-ups slapped on each of their boots. It's hard to choose a favourite but this new Volt/Green CTR360 Maestri III is a definite contender.

A far cry from the last Charcoal/White/Black paint job to be dropped on the CTR360, the new Volt/Green colourway is one for the loud crowd. It's far from OTT though, with the predominately bright Volt being counteracted by the more subtle green touches. Black laces, soleplate and swoosh provide a balanced finish to a stylish boot.





A bonefied fooballers favourite, the CTR360 Maestri III can be seen on some of the best midfield generals in the game. The likes of Andres Iniesta, Sergio Busquets and Jack Wilshere all wear the popular control boot. The CTR360 isn't just for the midfielder though, strikers such as Carlos Tevez and Englands newest hope Ricky Lambert are both fans of the silo.

The Nike CTR360 Maestri III is engineered to deliver enhanced control, traction, support and lightweight comfort using next generation Kanga-Lite synthetic material. The CTR360 Maestri III was also the first boot to utilise Nike's ACC (All condition control) technology which now features across all of their silo's.  





An asymmetrical lacing system enlarges the control area and a new streamlined design enhances touch sensitivity. A dimpled texture on the mid-foot doesn't just offer nice aesthetics but also increases friction, once again aiding the players control and touch. The FG boots also use a more responsive sole-plate featuring a 360 degree stud placement; perfect for a midfielders constant turns and cuts.



Nike's new Volt/Green CTR360 Maestri III football boots are now available to pre-order from selected online stockists including Pro-Direct Soccer. What do you think of the new colourway? Join the conversation online, on Twitter and on Facebook.