adidas just dropped their latest throwback collection, relaunching their iconic F50 range from 2010.

Taking things back to the World Cup in South Africa, the release features both models launched ahead of that legendary tournament, worn by the likes of Lionel Messi and Arjen Robben. While staying true to the aesthetic of the past, they come complete with several technical updates to make them ready for today’s game.

The F50 Elite steps into the spotlight in its original 'Yellow/Core Black' colourway, looking every bit as stand-out as it did 15 years ago. The boot is blessed with adidas’ new Fibretouch upper for lightness, while Sprintweb 3D technology provides maximum grip on the ball.

The F50 Elite Leather is an old-school option. The like-for-like upper sees the premium black leather return, contrasted with a touch of yellow detailing, while also including the OG's Taperlace system and stitched forefoot, delivering everything you need for a good first touch.

Both are topped off with a taste of today, arriving with the Three Stripes' latest Sprintframe 360 soleplate, ensuring players stay stable while moving at speed.
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The adidas Adizero Archive collection is available now via adidas and select retailers.

Take a closer look at the collection below.