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Adidas F50 Pro

The F50 Pro sits one step below the top-tier model of the speed line, and that difference is deliberate. Where the Elite focuses entirely on minimal weight, the Pro opts for materials that are slightly heavier but more durable, with a soleplate that is less aggressively cut. For most players that’s the better trade-off.

The silhouette remains that of the line. The synthetic upper fits snugly around the foot, with the three stripes as wide bands across the side and the model name on the heel. The soleplate carries studs in two types, conical for stability and bladed for cutting, and a thin panel runs over the instep intended to guide ball contact. The Messi editions in the range also carry their own colorways and details, referencing the player who once made the line famous.

You notice the difference with the top-tier model mainly in weight and price, not in shape. For players at amateur level, the Pro is generally more useful, because the materials need to last a whole season rather than a handful of matches.

The top-tier model is on the page for the Adidas F50 Elite, and the full overview is on that of the Adidas F50.

On this page you can see which editions of the Adidas F50 Pro are currently hottest according to the Hypescore, from what price they can be found and at how many shops they are in stock.