UNDER ARMOUR CREATE PRO II

Under Armour have released their new Create Pro II speed boot. The American-based company rose to prominence with the release of their base layers. Now UA boots have slowly begun to make a name for themselves in the Premier League with the likes of Bobby Zamora, Paul Robinson and Daniel Agger all sporting UA boots.

Under Armour is a company dedicated to improving performance through technology and innovation and that can be seen in the new Create Pro II. Some of the featured technologies on the new UA Create Pro II are:

-  Structured support provided through a lateral frame.
-  Lightweight DS30 Microfiber upper increases speed.
-  Strategically placed perforations allow for optimal breathability and moisture control.
-  ArmourForm® footbed moulds to the foot and provides optimal comfort and reduces cleat pressure.
-  A lateral extension of the outsole that enhances the foot’s ability to remain on the chassis of the outsole.
-Modular Protection Zones (MPZ): durable lightweight protection at key contact points without sacrificing needed compression support.

The bottom line is that UA have developed a speed boot that offers you great protection and comfort. They may have sacrificed some weight in the process however. The current mark is around 150g while these are closer to 230g. The Create Pro II come in a choice of White/Black/Blue or Green/Black/Silver:

Don’t forget about UA’s flagship boot – the Dominate Pro which has proven to be a great success.

Under Armour’s influence in South Africa’s local football league (the PSL – Premier Soccer League) is also increasing. UA sponsor triple title winners SuperSport United as well as provide boots for the likes of:

Anthony Laffor (SuperSport United – Liberia)
Warren Bishop (Amazulu)
Mark Haskin (Wits)
Mabuti Khanyezi (Sundowns)
Brian Baloyi (Sundowns)
Papi Mongomeni (Sundowns)
Thabo September (Super Sport)
Noah Chivutah (Maritzburg – Zambia)
Tsepho Motsoeneng (Santos)

The Create Pro II are available in selected store around South Africa now.