Speed has always had its own language in football. You see it before the tackle arrives. In the first touch that opens the grass. In the defender’s half-step backwards. In the moment a winger takes one look over their shoulder and decides the game is going to happen at their pace now.

That has always been the point of F50.

Not just to feel fast, but to make football feel stretched. To turn space into something unstable. To give the quickest players on the pitch a boot built around their most dangerous habit: going again before anyone else has reset.

Now, with the FIFA World Cup™ on the horizon, adidas has pushed that idea into its sharpest form yet.

The new adidas F50 ‘Too Light’ pack has arrived, led by the F50 Hyperfast EVO, adidas’ lightest ever boot to feature at the FIFA World Cup™. Weighing in at just 130g, it is a speed boot stripped back, refined and rebuilt for players who live on that first movement.

Available at Ultra Football from 6 PM Thursday, 30 April.

The Lightest adidas Boot To Feature At The FIFA World Cup™

For a generation of footballers, F50 was never just another speed boot. It was World Cup football, bright boots, explosive forwards, and the feeling that the game was getting quicker with every tournament.

The new F50 Hyperfast EVO taps straight into that history, but this is not a throwback. This is adidas chasing the next version of speed.

At 130g, the Hyperfast EVO becomes the lightest adidas boot to ever feature at the FIFA World Cup™. That number matters because weight has always been one of the great obsessions of speed boots. Less boot. Less drag. Less between the player and the next action.

But the real challenge is not just making a boot light. It is making it light without making it feel flimsy.

That is where the Hyperfast EVO becomes more interesting. adidas has not just taken material away. It has rebuilt the boot around a full lightweight speed system, with support, lockdown and traction all designed to work when a player is changing direction at full tilt.

Built For The Players Who Break Games Open

The best speed players rarely run in straight lines for long. They check, chop, lean, explode. They receive on the back foot, shift the ball across their body, attack the outside shoulder, then cut back inside before the defender has even planted properly.

The F50 Hyperfast EVO has been built for those moments.

The F50 SHELL EVO upper uses an ultra-light high-performance mesh, designed to reduce the overall weight of the boot while still giving the structure needed for support. Around that sits F50 CAGE+, an adaptive TPU skin across the upper and midsole that helps anchor the foot when the game gets violent in tight spaces.

Underfoot, the F50 SPEEDSYSTEM EVO uses a refined hyper-lightweight soleplate with a stiff internal core. The idea is simple: keep the foot secure through rapid changes of direction, then pair that with bladed studs for sharper traction when the player has to cut, accelerate and go again.

Then there is the floating tongue, made from lightweight premium material and designed to wrap around the foot for stronger lockdown, helping reduce slippage inside the boot.

It is a boot built around the small margins of speed. Not just the sprint, but the adjustment before the sprint. Not just the acceleration, but the control required to make that acceleration useful.

The F50 ‘Too Light’ Pack

The Hyperfast EVO leads the pack, but adidas has also released the F50 Elite Laced and F50 Elite Laceless in the same vibrant yellow and orange colourway.

Where the EVO is the lightest, most stripped-back expression of the concept, the Elite models bring a slightly different balance.

The F50 Elite Laced weighs in at 179g, while the Elite Laceless comes in at 170g. With less focus on absolute weight reduction compared to the EVO, these versions are able to bring in additional control-focused features for players who want speed with a little more grip and touch on the ball.

That includes F50 SKIN+, an adaptive enhanced upper with a precision grip coating for ball control at top speed. SPRINTWEB+ adds a high-definition 3D textured grip across the upper, helping improve ball contact when dribbling at pace.

The support system is still there too. F50 CAGE+ and F50 SPEEDSYSTEM+ provide the lockdown and traction needed for rapid movement, while the F50 BELT+ tunnel tongue system adapts to the shape and movement of the foot. F50 SHELL+ keeps the upper lightweight through a high-performance mesh construction.

Different tools for the same idea: speed that feels alive.

A Colourway Made To Be Seen

This is not a quiet launch. Just look at them. The F50 ‘Too Light’ pack arrives in a vibrant yellow and orange colourway, with the F50 logo running along the outer side of the boot. The diagonal 3-Stripes wrap across the silhouette from heel to forefoot, giving the boot that unmistakable F50 look in motion.

Underneath, a shimmering yellow soleplate finishes the design with the kind of visual punch that speed boots have always carried best.

There is no hiding in this pair. Not on the shelf, not under lights, and definitely not when the game opens up.

Shop The adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO At Ultra Football

The adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO FG andF50 Elite Laced FG and from the ‘Too Light’ pack are available at Ultra Football from 6 PM Thursday, 30 April.

For the player who wants the lightest expression of adidas speed, the Hyperfast EVO is the headline. For the player who wants elite speed with added control at pace, the F50 Elite Laced and Elite Laceless bring that same visual language with a slightly different performance profile.

Either way, this is F50 entering a World Cup cycle exactly where it belongs: fast, loud, technical and ready to be seen.

Shop the adidas F50 ‘Too Light’ pack at Ultra Football.

FAQs

What is the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO?

The adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO is the hero boot from the new F50 ‘Too Light’ pack. It is a lightweight speed boot designed for rapid acceleration, sharp changes of direction and secure lockdown at high speed.

How much does the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO weigh?

The adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO weighs just 130g, making it the lightest adidas boot to ever feature at the FIFA World Cup™.

When does the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO launch at Ultra Football?

The adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO launches at Ultra Football from 6 PM Thursday, 30 April.

What boots are included in the adidas F50 ‘Too Light’ pack?

The adidas F50 ‘Too Light’ pack includes the F50 Hyperfast EVO, F50 Elite Laced and F50 Elite Laceless.

What is the difference between the F50 Hyperfast EVO and F50 Elite?

The F50 Hyperfast EVO is the lightest model in the pack at 130g, with a focus on maximum weight reduction and speed. The F50 Elite Laced and Elite Laceless are slightly heavier, but include additional control-focused features like F50 SKIN+ and SPRINTWEB+.

Is the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO good for speed players?

Yes. The adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO is built for speed players who rely on acceleration, sharp cuts and fast changes of direction. Its lightweight upper, supportive cage and speed-focused soleplate are all designed to help players move quickly and stay locked in.

What colour is the adidas F50 ‘Too Light’ pack?

The adidas F50 ‘Too Light’ pack arrives in a vibrant yellow and orange colourway with diagonal 3-Stripes wrapping across the boot and a shimmering yellow soleplate.

Where can I buy the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO in Australia?

You can buy the adidas F50 Hyperfast EVO from Ultra Football online and in-store from 6 PM Thursday, 30 April.