Canterbury has launched its new Speed Infinite Elite rugby boots, featuring AI-powered design and cutting-edge technology to enhance speed and comfort. Reviewers have praised the boots for their impressive performance, calling them 'electric' and boasting 'huge power'. The boots come in various sizes and colours for both adults and children.
Canterbury has unveiled a new range of their Speed Infinite Elite boots - a series so impressive that reviewers have dubbed them 'electric' with 'huge power'. Just as footballers don their football boots and basketball players slip into their trainers, rugby players need the right boots to elevate their game.
Enter Canterbury's Speed Infinite Elite boots: designed for speed and comfort, they even incorporate AI technology to enhance the design. These unisex boots come in sizes six to 15 and are available in colours like black and yellow. There's also a range for children, with sizes one to 5.5, according to Wales Online.
Reviewers of the previous set of boots said there was a little give at the sides if you were particularly narrow-footed. However, there's a tighter fit on these, allowing for minimum energy loss and faster acceleration. This faster acceleration is boosted even further with the Flightbeam technology and Pebax Powered sole that means your energy is focused solely on getting that ball over the try line.
"And that's exactly what they're going to do, they're going to give you that stability when turning and overall you're going to feel explosive."
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