The new Nike Huarache 7 Elite lacrosse cleat is the most highly anticipated lacrosse cleat release for2019. The Nike Huarache Elite lacrosse cleat has been in the number one spot in collegiate, high school, and youth lacrosse for a long time. Why? It’s the durability, support and lockdown footplate that allows players to rip up the fields with confidence.
The new Nike Huarache 7 Elite released both a turf and a field cleat. The new Huarache 7 Elite offers locked-in comfort and fit on the fields with mid-ankle support and aggressive footplates. The lacing system in the Nike Huarache 7 Elite lacrosse cleat offers Flywire technology and a cuff construction. Flywire in our opinion, unlike laces that lockdown on most every loop, Flywire locks down evenly on the ENTIRE STRETCH of your upper foot and ankle. As you flex, this tension is distributed evenly and actually pulls the sole of the cleat upwards to lock you down even harder, where most cleats force you to lose speed because they have a little slip in them, the Nike Alpha Huarache 7 Elites just bolt you down comfortably. TheTPU outsole with triangular cleats enhances traction for multidirectional movement.
The Nike Huarache lacrosse cleats are renowned for their durability and ability to hold up under pressure and wear. That is why players come back to them again and again when they are relying on speed and agility to up their game. The good news is that Nike is offering this cleat in unisex sizing. Since most female athletes wear men's cleats Nike, moved to a unisex sizing platform so all the lady laxers can get in on the action too. The general rule of thumb is to size down 1.5 into Nike. As an example, if you wear an 8.5 women’s cleat you would order a men’s cleat in a size 7. Our website offers both sizing configurations, but if you have any questions give us a call at 855.255.5294. Many of the best ladies will be wearing the Nike Huarache 7 Elite lacrosse cleat on game day!
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