The New Nike Tech Craft Pack Is Leather Luxury
Leather boots are still our favourite and when a pack like the all new Nike Tech Craft pack comes along, we sit back and applaud.
Australian’s have always had an affection for leather boots. There’s something about that Kangaroo leather that gets us going, maybe we’re subconsciously patriotic about our national icon the roo? Or maybe its just because we have good taste, with many athletes from all football codes in this country favouring the OG upper.
This K-leather pack is sure to get fans pumped, with a traditional and iconic colourway working wonders once again. It’s limited edition and a must have for purists that swear by the leather feel they’ve grown used to for so long.
Both the Tech Craft Phantom TC and Tiempo share an orange soleplate with white details, but our favourite part is the ‘Nike’ wording that appears on the heel of both silos, a direct link back to the heritage style of the OG ’94 Tiempo which was worn by some of the all-time greats at the USA World Cup. A time where Nike really arrived on the global football stage.
Both boots feature its own styled Swoosh, with the Tiempo having the traditional big Swoosh which wraps around the heel and the new Phantom GT showcasing a smaller Swoosh on the heal which is joined by an outline on the forefoot of the boot.
The boots look good but how do the perform on pitch? FC Ultra's Professor hit up the Ultra HQ pitch alongside Lee Jones AKA Joner Football to put the Phantom GT and Tiempo models to the test. You'll agree that the boys scored some absolutely bangers on pitch and the boots really look and feel the part.
"Tech Craft is all about leather and bringing it back old school. Looks wise they are 11/10, they're absolutely beautiful on the eye" - Lee Jones.
Check out the video from Ultra HQ below.
Are leather boots still your favourite? Rate the OG style? Let us know what you think of the new pack in the comments. You can pick up both of the Tech Craft pack models in store at Ultra HQ or online now.
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