Inspired by the first boots used to play football.
The first reference in history to football boots dates back to 1526, owned by King Henry VIII. He paid four shillings (about $120 today) for them, and they were made by the craftsman Cornelius Johnson. The first boots weighed about 500 grams each, which could increase to 1 kg when the field was wet. In 1925, brothers Rudolf and Adolf Dassler launched the first football boots with interchangeable studs. The brothers would later go their separate ways, founding Puma and Adidas.
When will my order arrive?
Depending on the destination, delivery times are as follows:
Iberian Peninsula and Balearic Islands: Between 24 and 72 working hours. Delivery times may vary during sale periods or special promotions.
Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla: 10–12 working days.
Rest of the EU: 5–7 working days.
Rest of the World: 10–15 working days.
Orders are dispatched by courier Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
The balls used in the World Cup have been modified over time thanks to the use of new technologies that allow for improvements in aspects such as speed, water resistance, precision, and design. Since the 1970 edition, the balls for each World Cup have been designed by Adidas.
In the early tournaments, leather balls filled with a bladder were used for stability, but over the years they evolved and their characteristics were modified. In 1963, Adidas began manufacturing them, and the company's first ball for the tournament was named Telstar, in honor of the satellite that made it possible to broadcast the event to various parts of the world.
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