Umbro has introduced two new football boots to lead their ‘Out of Line’ initiative – a movement that honors players who play purely for their passion for the sport, rather than for show.

At the forefront is the brand-new Velocita Decima, celebrating a decade of the Velocita line. Adorned in a discreet White/Black/Pink Glo palette, it is a boot that doesn’t boast but allows the game to shine.

This boot boasts a thin, lightweight, breathable woven textile upper that brings the foot closer to the ball for heightened responsiveness. TPU yarns provide a grippy texture on the upper for better touch, while an open-facing design offers greater customization and a personalized fit.

Alongside it arrives the Tocco V, built for control and designed for the pass-master.

Finished in black with subtle white and pink highlights, it incorporates Optima leather with added grip technology for improved control, and new Abrasafe technology enhances durability. A stitchless vamp, water-resistant finish, and flexible emboss grooves promise comfort, while a knitted tongue and soft microfiber rear-quarter deliver a secure fit from heel to toe.

With two distinct styles – one focused on speed, the other on control – Umbro’s ‘Out of Line’ initiative distinguishes between ostentatious play and the true essence of football.

Both boot’s are available to purchase now through Umbro’s official online store and through select global retailers.

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