New Kits

jihado86 said:
what ? you want Madrid to add some stripes to be not-boring?
in fact, is a mono-color kit boring?
how about Liverpool adding some stripes too to be cool?
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lol, i was saying that in terms of how Barcelona kits have the advantage to be different each season, while Real only has chance for small changes because they are plain white..
 
well Kelme once tried something different for Madrid and it didn't work
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I think it would be interesting to see RM home kit that is white with blue diagonal stripe on the front like in club's crest (or purple stripe like in old crest). Thought it could be seen as too much, it would definitely be something different and not over the top or without anything to link it with the club
 
for me, I think the most addition RM can do in terms of colors to the home kit is something similar to this:

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some blue and grey details ..
 
yeah something like that, but in different direction (top right to bottom left) so that it follows the direction of the stripe in the crest and that it is not too similar to Rayo
 
The sash thing like in the logo would totally work, why don't they do that?

Good idea guys.

@jihado86

I liked that shirt a lot too.
 
that is what i ment exactly..Real shouldn´t be affraid to experiment more with kits...or better said addidas should be more creative with Real kits..

Real colors for me are not just white-black-grey, but also yellow, red, purple and light blue...as of spain flag and colors of their crest

heck, they even have a diagonal line in their crest...why not on the kits sometimes..

imo it would look perfect.
 
6,8 and 9 look exactly the same (with this season) lol. All in all it's an upgrade,but still as cheap as the kit.
 
can't wait to see RM numbers and fonts, for me, 12/13 numbers were the best ever, also that kit was the best we got in years ..

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yep, great looking Inter kit. I just don't see the point of adding those laser holes on the front thigh and on the shoulders...but hey, I didn't see any point in them in 2010 either yet they have now stuck in for 5 years and some other manufacturers started using them too.
 
Nike are developing their laserhole game so far it's not long before we see laserholes in the players' manhood,oh man that would be grim :LOL:
 
Cuky said:
yep, great looking Inter kit. I just don't see the point of adding those laser holes on the front thigh and on the shoulders...but hey, I didn't see any point in them in 2010 either yet they have now stuck in for 5 years and some other manufacturers started using them too.
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My thoughts exactly.

But it's kinda brilliant from them in a marketing perspective, because costs zero money to make those crappy holes (it's a fucking hole) and people actually believe it's something technological that improves performance or some shirt.

They don't know how to make kits, but they sure know how to play the market and the idiots out there.
 
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The font on that Inter kit looks very adidas. Either way it's a great kit.
 
Daniel__Juve said:
My thoughts exactly.

But it's kinda brilliant from them in a marketing perspective, because costs zero money to make those crappy holes (it's a fucking hole) and people actually believe it's something technological that improves performance or some shirt.

They don't know how to make kits, but they sure know how to play the market and the idiots out there.
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I believe that it helps a bit with ventilation or something. But then again, it is hard to find a player nowdays that doesn't wear some kind of base layer under his shirt and those don't have any holes in them. I have Nike's Croatia 2008 home kit (that was last generation of NT kits without those holes) and it gets quite heavy when it is soaked in sweat. If those holes help just a tiny bit with that I think they are worth it. I just think that they look ridiculous and that different material with some kind of mesh texture on it would look much better.
 
But that also depends a lot on how much you sweat, and that differs from person to person. There are people who completely soak their shits and no holes will help with that haha

I have Juve kits before and after the holes, and to me I feel no difference (I play football every week and use them).

It's like when Adidas said the techfit made you jump 3% higher and all that crap, if that was true they would never leave that technology behind like they did.

It's all in the mind, if you wanna believe tiny holes make your shirt lighter than they will, the only thing that really makes a different it's the material of the kit it self imo.

Otherwise all brands would have holes, techfit plastics, all at the same time, and so on.. it's just a fashion trend.
 
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Daniel__Juve said:
the only thing that really makes a different it's the material of the kit it self imo.
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Pretty much spot on.

I mean, I can feel the difference between a pair of Predator X and a pair of Adizero boots. Not really in terms of pace (as I'm still slow as f**k) but in terms of comfort, Adizero boots are on a league of their own: you don't really feel them on your feet.
But this is due to the way they're built: they're just built to be lighter than Predators, it's not like they have springs inside that give you boost (which is what adidas wants you to believe).

And I can feel the difference between a T90 training top from 2004 which was pure joy to use (but unfortunately now doesn't fit anymore, I guess I gained too much weigth lately :SNACK: ) and the Milan 2008/09 replica kit (which gets me soaked every single time I use it) but again it all comes down to the material/the way they are made.
I really do not believe carving laser holes in that Milan kit would save me from drowning (and I really don't believe that adding elastic bands here and there to that Nike kit would help me perform any better).
 
So, basically, teams that got new kits for Copa America are: Bolivia, Jamaica, Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, Paraguay, Mexico, Argentina, Peru.
Only Brazil, Uruguay and Chile missing.

Anyone knows (apart from Chile which is moving away from Puma right after the Copa América so won't likely have anything new) if Brazil and Uruguay are expected to have new kits?
 
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