All brandings on the Nike Hypervenom Phantom III cleats are positioned like on the first and second generations, and colored black. Both the sole plate and the collar lining are black as well.
Like their predecessors, the new Nike Hypervenom III boots are designed to offer lockdown, improve ball touch and support dynamic motion.
The Nike Hypervenom Phantom III feature a full-Flyknit upper for the first time in the history of the silo and an engineered texture which looks somewhat similar to the iconic first-gen Hypervenom upper pattern. Retaining the trademark offset lacing construction, the Nike Hypervenom 2017 cleats introduce a new construction that sees the lower four lace holes on the outstep replaced by loops. This part will be interesting to see on the actual top model, especially in combination with Flywire.
On top of the new upper, the Nike Hypervenom 3 soccer cleats bring a new sole plate that takes inspiration from that of the 2016 Nike Mercurial and that of the Nike Hypervenom 1 and 2. Keeping the formers alignment in general, the new plate features chevron-shaped studs on the inside, while the traditional cones are replaced by hexagonal ones. Two bladed studs are placed centrally at the front. From a material viewpoint, the sole plate of the Nike Hypervenom Phantom III boots features a more flexible material in the front (Pebax), whereas the rear is made of a studier nylon.
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