New Balance Furon v7 and Tekela v4: World Cup-Ready Updates
As the 2022 World Cup in Qatar approaches, New Balance has become the first brand to release major updates for two of its key football boot silos. The Teke


As the 2022 World Cup in Qatar approaches, New Balance has become the first brand to release major updates for two of its key football boot silos. The Tekela v4 and Furon v7 arrive with a range of refinements designed to offer improved fit, ball feel, and traction. This article breaks down the most notable changes to each model.
New Balance Tekela v4: Key Updates
The fourth generation of the Tekela silo retains its core concept but introduces several targeted improvements. Both professional and amateur players have praised previous iterations, and the v4 aims to build on that reputation.

HypoKnit Sock and Fit
The new Tekela v4 features a sock constructed from an elastic material called HypoKnit. Internal cables are incorporated into this section to improve the overall fit, ensuring the collar hugs the foot more securely.

Enhanced Ball Contact
Inside the boot, New Balance has added extra synthetic material in the form of strips. These are intended to increase grip and improve the feel when passing the ball. This addition aligns with the Tekela’s positioning as a boot focused on striking and control.

New Soleplate Design
The most significant change to the Tekela v4 is its soleplate. It features four semi-conical studs at the rear and fourteen at the front. Of the front studs, seven are conical and placed in standard positions, while the remaining seven are laminated and located on the outer edges of the soleplate. This layout represents a bold approach, with performance yet to be tested on the pitch.

New Balance Furon v7: Significant Changes
The Furon range, widely used by New Balance’s professional players, has undergone considerable revisions compared to its predecessor. The changes suggest a shift in design philosophy for the brand’s lightweight silo.

Wider Last and Relocated Lacing
The Furon v7 appears to feature a wider last, which, if confirmed, would represent a notable change of concept. Additionally, the lacing has been moved to the outer edge of the upper. This repositioning is intended to eliminate interference between the striking area and the ball.

Two-Piece Upper Construction
In the central striking area, HypoKnit material forms the base, and New Balance has added another layer of the upper material on top. This two-piece shell construction marks a return to a concept not seen recently in the Furon line.
Soleplate and Traction
The Furon v7 retains the same soleplate as its predecessor, featuring laminated studs designed to provide traction in all directions, particularly during high-speed movements.


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