
The Copenhagen-founded Unisport shop turns 30 this year. As part of its celebration, the retailer and media outlet will receive its very own Adidas F50 Spider collaboration, marking the football boots' first retro launched to the public.
Rumored ad nauseam and previewed in exclusive makeups by Sam Handy, Senior Vice President of Design & Product for the Three Stripes, the design first launched in 2004 as the F50+ Spider and worn by the likes Djibril Cissé and Damien Duff during that year's UEFA Euro tournament. Unisport's project (and subsequent releases of the bring-back) maintain the silhouette's eye-catching look, but update tooling underfoot to meet the demands of the modern player and game.
As unveiled in an official announcement by the Danish institution, the collaborative pair of football boots is inspired by Danny Cannon's Goal! film from 2005. In the movie, Santiago Muñez (portrayed by Kuno Becker) is a football-loving fan from Mexico who ends up playing for England's Newcastle United before reaching what many consider the pinnacle of the game's domestic side: Real Madrid. Unisport's F50 Spider features a predominantly white-and-navy color scheme across its build, although branding, details around the heel, and bits of the web-like overlay along the profiles opt for red contrast.
The creative team placed quotes from the film across the SPRINTFRAME 360 plate's outsole and custom packaging. Pairs are numbered on the spine out of 995. Lastly, co-branding lands on the box, marking the 30th anniversary of Unisport.
Enjoy detailed shots of the limited-edition F50 Spider Elite FG remake ahead. The boots will only be available through Unisport's channels on Wednesday, Oct. 29.
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