10/11 Kits Urawa Red Diamonds 2010 Nike Home Shirt
This is the new Urawa Red Diamonds 2010 Home football shirt made by Nike.
Mitsubishi Motors established the football club in 1950. Urawa Red Diamonds is one of Japan's best supported teams, the club has been able to boast the highest average crowds for eight of the J-League's fifteen season history.
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Comments
that diamond-pattern looks great.
Tokio FC's kits were truly awesome and now this one is quite a stunner.
Am getting fed-up of Nike's retro-style kits though, seen it all before!
Smart use of diamond patterns to make it feel unique to the team. Gk shirt should look even sweeter with the diamond print.
10/10
well, this kit is ok. nothing really special or ugly...
"the diamond-patter looks great; smart use of diamond patterns to make it feel unique to the team"? That's the mitsubishi logo, it's there because they're part of their shirt sponsorship. It's not some design nike came up with.
Gazhorn - you love the shirt because it's retro yet you're saying you're fed up with retro kits. That's an oxymoron.
The diamonds part of the name did initially come from the diamonds used in Mitsubishi's logo.
Also, if you knew anything about Urawa's previous kits by Puma and Nike, you'd know they haven't used this motif in their designs. Hence my comment about the shirt feeling more personalized to the club.
Please think before posting and contribute your own ideas before criticizing others. Do everyone a favor and get yourself coited.
Did you see the sponsor on the back of the shirt? There are still ties between the two.
The kits are nice, really nice, but you just get fed up with them. What happened to the radicalness of the Coolmotion kits of 2002? We need some of that back in the fold.
It also forced players to wear the same dual-layer shirt, that often disintegrated because the excessive perforations that weakened the shirts. The extreme breathability created more problems than it solved.
Was a nice concept though.
They are nice and simple, and nicely finished by the diamond pattern.
What the hell are you thinking? It's not funny. People died. Pls show some EQ b4 commenting.
STFU you stupid tit. It was obviously intended as a joke. You're right, we should respect the dead. However, it was made by a City fan mocking the antics of one of his own players. Nothing to worry about
And that shirt is absolutely sick, I wish Nike would use that template instead of the new ones for their WC2010 shirts...
Quoting dylanthomas:
SubsideSports sells Jap shirts from time to time... Maybe UKsoccershop too, dunno... It's not easy to get hold of such shirts.
Love it
I'm lucky as I actually own one, thanks to a friend in Japan. The diamond design is a water mark kind of thing (as someone previously said). The front of the shirt is a light, smooth fabric. Which is also used for the sleeves. The back a sides of the shirt how ever is a mesh like material. I guess this is Nike playing with the same ideas as the new Umbro kits (using different materials for different parts). The coller just adds that little bit of retro to shirt.
The club badge is molded plastic. It actuall looks alright. The Nike logo and Stars are sewin in though.
Over all a very "censoredy" (if I can use the word) shirt.....which just happens to be a lot better than Yokohama's "Man U" kit and Kashima's one (couldn't think of anything clever)