Theo Walcott currently wears the Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly’s in an orange/silver/abyss colourway. The Arsenal striker/winger has had an injury plagued season with the highlight being the youngster’s hat-trick against Croatia for England.

Walcott Nike Mercurial Vapor Superflys

The boots contain Flywire technology which is said to “redefine” how football boots are made. Nike Flywire technology utilises high-strength threads that act like cables on a suspension bridge delivering support where they are needed. This revolutionary technology transforms how footwear is engineered by reducing the amount of material required in an upper to a bare minimum. The Superfly also includes a revolutionary lightweight traction sole plate and a carbon fibre chassis that take even more weight off the boot. This ensures the player remains at his peak speed without comprising integrity or traction. Nike assure that the Superfly is their quickest and fastest football boot yet.

Theo Walcott made his first start for Southampton at the age of 16 scoring his first goal in the process. His performances led to a nomination for the BBC Young Sports Personality 2005 and wide publication of his potential. A move to Arsenal in the summer of 2006 materialised and he has scored six goals in sixty Arsenal appearances to date.