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Can’t decide which new Nike Mercurial to get? SOCCER.COM explains the Nike Mercurial tiers - Elite, Pro, and Academy – for the Vapor 14 and Superfly 8.
- Gripknit and Atomknit Upper
- Air Zoom Outsole
- Fit and Feel
- Conclusion
- Previous Generations
- Mercurial Superfly 9
- Mercurial Superfly 8
- Mercurial Superfly 7
- Mercurial Superfly Vi
- Mercurial Superfly V
Yes, the Mercurial Superfly is back as a knitted speed boot. You’ll have to go back to the ever-popular Superfly 7 for that Flyknit experience. This time around, it’s not just Flyknit that you’ll get from the upper. Above you’ll see that the upper has a slanted seam along the sides to separate the vamp and the quarter. The former has the Gripknit m...
If you’re coming from the Superfly 9, then the changes on the upper are surely going to take your attention. But the feature presentation remains the Air Zoom technology, which I think is still unique and incomparable with the advent of the Lightstrike in the adidas F50. It provides that cushioned sensation that reduces the grind and smoothens the ...
Going back to the upper, I believe it’s the fit and feel that has been greatly changed, possibly for the best in terms of accommodating more foot width. The last still leans on narrower side, but my wide feet still have a nice sculpted feel without any cramped sensation thanks to the natural give of the knit material. I rank this as the most comfor...
The only concern for the Superfly now is that it seems to have moved on from one of the Mercs longstanding identity of being a truly snug, in-your-face tightness fit. The reality is that the Superfly 10, to my mind at least, has done an excellent job at having a close but nice fit. I might miss the responsiveness of past Superflys coming from their...
The original Superfly was released as the Mercurial Vapor Superfly in 2009. The silo has come a long way since then in establishing itself as one of the popular speed boots in football. Let’s see how we got to where we are by taking a brief walk down the memory lane and remembering each generational release of the Mercurial Superfly.
Technically not the first to bring Zoom Air to the Mercurial, but the Superfly 9 arguably had been the first successful attempt to implement the tech into the silo. Nike partnered it with a Vaporposite+ upper that was inspired by the cut-out Roman sandals. Superfly 9 launched with the white with red Disruption colourway.
The 2021 Mercurial Superfly was the 8th generation of the brand’s popular silo, the original releasewas the Dragonfly, with all the individual aspects of the boot highlighted in different colours and numbered, they were followed shortly by the red Spectrum pack.
The 7 were released in July 2019, high-tenacity yarns reinforced the Flyknit upper for a soft yet well-structured boot, and an Aerotrak arrow spine on the soleplate made them very responsive and fast-feeling. These included feature colourways like the white Mercurial Dream Speed III with black accents, the pink Mbappe Rosa taking inspiration from t...
Nike introduced the Superfly 6 on February 7, 2018, it was the first Superfly to have a split-sole construction and to have the Flyknit yarns coated with ACC rather than having the ACC on top of the upper. The release of the Superfly 360 came with the Born Mercurial orange colourway pack, designers Virgil Abloh and Kim Jones had their respective ta...
The Superfly 5 debuted on May 17, 2016 under the Spark Brilliance football pack; the launch colourway had a red-purple split, black accents radiating from the collar, heel, and speed ribs adorns the boot. A Flyknit boot that had textured Speed Ribs wrapping around the upper. CR7’s Chapter 5: Cut to Brilliance, Chapter 4: Forged to Greatness, and Ch...
Image from Nike. Perfect for: footballers playing at a decent level, but sticking to a more sensible budget. Takedown football boots genuinely don’t get any better. The Mercurial ‘Dragonfly’ Pro doesn’t feature the same premium materials as the Elites, but the concept and structure are still pretty identical.
- What boots do Nike make? Being a major manufacturer, Nike offers a healthy choice of six main models in their current range. These include the Mercurial Vapor, the Mercurial Superfly, the Phantom GX, the Phantom Luna, the Tiempo and the lesser-known Premier.
- Nike Mercurial Dream Speed. What is Nike Mercurial Dream Speed? Remember those CR7 boot models we talked about earlier? Well this has the leading role in it.
- Nike Phantom GX. What is Nike Phantom GX? The Phantom GX is the child of Nike’s original Phantom GT silos. Which in turn, makes it the grandchild of the even earlier Nike Phantom VSN and VNM designs from back in 2019.
- Nike Phantom Luna. What is Nike Phantom Luna? The latest edition to Nike’s catalogue, released in 2023. Nike Phantom Luna are the brand’s ‘female-first’ invention.
The Nike Mercurial Superfly is the high-cut version of the Mercurial, featuring a Dynamic Fit collar that wraps around the ankle for a locked-down fit and one-piece feel. If you prefer a bit of extra support as you change direction, the Superfly is for you. CR7, Mbappe, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all favour the ...
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So are the game's biggest stars. That's why we made these Elite boots with an improved 3/4-length Air Zoom unit. It gives you and the sport's fastest players the propulsive feel needed to break through the back line. The result is the most responsive Mercurial we've ever made, because you demand greatness from yourself and your footwear.
