MIlls Triton Deisler 1.9 Elite FG

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• Tech Specs:

• Triton Diesler 1.9 is Mill's flagship speed control boot, engineered for players who prioritize control and a grippy touch.
• For players who want CTR360-Level without the $250+ price tag, Mill’s Triton Diesler 1.9 offers an elite-level control & speed boot
• Platform: ultralight construction, aggressive traction, and a grippy touch.

1. 1. PEBAX Soleplate: Lightweight yet highly responsive, the soleplate minimizes energy loss during sprints while staying durable under repeated stress. 
   2. Comparable to elite soleplates used by Nike and adidas, PEBAX keeps the boot under 200g without sacrificing stability.
   3. Chevron Mixed Chronicle FG Studs: The aggressive forward-angled stud geometry is tuned for linear acceleration and rapid cuts. Designed specifically for firm ground, the layout mirrors the directional traction profiles seen on Nike Mercurials but with deeper penetration for grip on natural grass.
   4. Knitted Microfiber Upper: A thin, knitted synthetic microfibre shell wraps the foot closely for that “second-skin” lockdown. Inspired by the hybrid touch synthetic upper from the adidas, the material balances pliability with firmness, producing a true barefoot ball feel.
   5. Rubber dots to provide extra grip whenever touching the ball for full control.
   6. Fit & Comfort: The upper compresses smoothly around the midfoot, reducing break-in time. Despite its speed-focused design, the Triton Diesler 1.9 avoids pressure points, delivering all-game comfort even for high-intensity players.
   7. Weight Profile: Built for speed — among the lightest in Mill’s lineup, making it competitive with Nike’s Vapor 15 and adidas X Crazyfast.

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