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The Copa 20.1 is not on the top of my list of favorite boots, but let's talk first impressions before we get into all of that.

There's not much that comes with the labeler. The things you get is the boot, there's no string bag. The colorway is Core Black/ Night Metallic. I do as the colorway especially the black part of things, but the green part isn't actually doing it for me.

Adidas is actually gray and black, and the adidas stripe callout is actually in dark gray. The boot is a bit of heavy. My first impression was that this boot should not cost $210.

Thankfully adidas has brought the price down to hundred five dolars, and in a way, this justify the quality of the boot. But, I purchased it at the $210 price tag, so that is what my review will be based on.

When the boot was first released I wouldn't have consider it a budget boot because of the $210 price tag, and that was my biggest issue with it, but as stated in the intro it is now at $105 and I can live with that.

The boot has a far more traditional look, and they will get the job done perfectly for someone that play for fun. They are available in a classic design which is popularly known for the brand.

They are made of soft K-leather and according to adidas, the vamp is design to easily blends into the elastic collar that hugs your feet well for match turning lockdown. I am not a big fan of the X Ray Vamp cage because it looks cheaply design.

The soft K-leather covers your entire forefoot to offer you an amazing first touch. In addition, it offers you a gentle touch and minimal ball slippage when tackling the ball on the pitch.

This is among the things I love about the boots. The K leather really provides you with a very soft and well-padded forefoot, and it feels really good. It brings me back to the days when padding on the forefoot was a thing.

The Copa 20.1 is not on the top of my list of favorite boots, but let's talk first impressions before we get into all of that.

There's not much that comes with the labeler. The things you get is the boot, there's no string bag. The colorway is Core Black/ Night Metallic. I do as the colorway especially the black part of things, but the green part isn't actually doing it for me.

Adidas is actually gray and black, and the adidas stripe callout is actually in dark gray. The boot is a bit of heavy. My first impression was that this boot should not cost $210.

Thankfully adidas has brought the price down to hundred five dolars, and in a way, this justify the quality of the boot. But, I purchased it at the $210 price tag, so that is what my review will be based on.

When the boot was first released I wouldn't have consider it a budget boot because of the $210 price tag, and that was my biggest issue with it, but as stated in the intro it is now at $105 and I can live with that.

The boot has a far more traditional look, and they will get the job done perfectly for someone that play for fun. They are available in a classic design which is popularly known for the brand.

They are made of soft K-leather and according to adidas, the vamp is design to easily blends into the elastic collar that hugs your feet well for match turning lockdown. I am not a big fan of the X Ray Vamp cage because it looks cheaply design.

The soft K-leather covers your entire forefoot to offer you an amazing first touch. In addition, it offers you a gentle touch and minimal ball slippage when tackling the ball on the pitch.

This is among the things I love about the boots. The K leather really provides you with a very soft and well-padded forefoot, and it feels really good. It brings me back to the days when padding on the forefoot was a thing.