The New Balance Pure Ambition pack dresses up the two football boot silos of the brand, the Furon V8 and the Tekela V5 Low, in a matching colourway from the Spring-Summer 2026 collection. Here you’ll find the two lines in their various finishing levels, with FG soles for grass pitches and MG multi-surface.
The pack is also available in children's sizes, so they can play with the same colour as the adults.
The New Balance Pure Ambition pack is a series of colourways for the brand's football boots, applied to its two playing silos: the Furon V8 and the Tekela V5 Low. A pack, from a sports brand, refers to a grouped launch: the same colours are released simultaneously across several models, allowing two players from the same team to wear the same look without wearing the same shoe. On this page, you will find the Pure Ambition models available in the catalogue, ranging from the most affordable finish to the premium option, in both adult and kids' sizes. These colours belong to the Spring-Summer 2026 collection and accompany the 2026/27 season.
The Furon and Tekela are the two lines of football boots from New Balance available in the Pure Ambition pack, and they cater to different types of players. The Furon V8 is built around a soft, lightweight knitted upper: this is the shoe for players seeking a barefoot feel, quick adjustments, and deep runs. The Tekela V5 Low, on the other hand, features a microfibre upper designed for ball contact, focusing on ball control, first touch, and shot accuracy.
Specifically, if you play in attack or on the wing and rely on your acceleration, the Furon is better suited to your game. If you are a midfielder, playmaker, or sweeping defender, and spend more time with the ball at your feet than sprinting, the Tekela is the logical choice. The Low designation of the Tekela V5 indicates a low-cut upper, with standard lacing, without a high collar: it allows for easier on and off, and keeps the ankle free.
Elite, Pro, and Team are the three finishing levels that New Balance offers within the same line, from the most advanced to the most accessible. The Elite level corresponds to the high-end version, the one seen on professional pitches, using the most refined materials and soles in the range. The Pro level retains the silhouette and spirit of the model with an intermediate construction, designed for a player who trains and plays regularly in a club. The Team level is the entry-level option: same visual identity, simpler materials, for recreational use or for a beginner player.
In the Pure Ambition pack, both the Furon V8 and the Tekela V5 Low are available in these three levels. The best approach is to start from your playing frequency: several sessions per week and matches every weekend justify opting for a higher finish, whereas occasional play does not.
FG and MG refer to two types of soles, and the choice depends on the surface you play on the most. The FG sole, for firm ground, is designed for dry to well-maintained natural grass pitches: this is the most common configuration in clubs in France. The MG sole, for multi ground, has more shorter studs for transitioning from natural grass to synthetic without needing to change pairs.
If you alternate between synthetic training during the week and grass matches on the weekend, the MG version saves you from buying two pairs. If you mostly play on grass, stick with FG. In the Pure Ambition pack, both types of soles are offered, on both the Furon V8 and the Tekela V5 Low.
Yes, the pack is available in kids' sizes, on the Furon V8 Team FG and the Tekela V5 Low Team FG. These are the Team versions, which means the simplest finish of each line, a sensible choice when feet grow quickly and the pair will be replaced mid-season. The FG sole is suitable for young players' grass pitches. Remember to leave a little space at the front of the foot instead of getting shoes that are too tight: a football boot should fit snugly, but having a toe pressed against the front can hinder running and striking.
New Balance Pure Ambition is part of the new packs, the page gathering the latest colour launches from various sports brands. If you are still unsure about colour or brand, you can compare it with other recent releases:
Recent pack colours are rarely the first to be discounted, but Foot-Store collects its offers on dedicated pages that you can keep an eye on. The football boot promotions and the shoe deals gather models whose prices have changed, while the shoe clearance mainly concerns colours from previous seasons and end-of-line sizes. The most favourable time to find a Furon or Tekela at a reduced price is when a new pack arrives, which pushes the outgoing colours to these pages.
The commercial calendar provides other windows to note, in the order they arrive: the Black Friday on football shoes, then the end-of-year holidays, then the winter sales on shoes, and finally the French Days in spring. The deals hub and the special offers page centralise these operations for the entire catalogue.
If you need your pair quickly, for a weekend match for instance, the selection of shoes shipped in 24h filters the models ready to go. And to keep track of new releases throughout the season, the new football shoes and the new items pages display the latest models added.
On this page, the Pure Ambition pack is presented on the New Balance football boots, Furon V8 and Tekela V5 Low. The colours of a pack are designed for the boots and do not necessarily appear on shirts or accessories. To see what is available at any given time, it’s easiest to check the selection displayed above this text.
No, a pack is a series of colourways, not a different version of the shoe. A Furon V8 Elite from a pack and a Furon V8 Elite in another colour share the same construction and level of range. What affects the price is the finishing level chosen, Elite, Pro, or Team, and the season timing when you buy.
A football boot fits tighter than a regular trainer, with very little space in front of the toes. Both lines have a different fit: the Furon V8 relies on a knitted upper that conforms to the foot, while the Tekela V5 Low uses a more structured microfibre. If you have wide feet, take the time to try before deciding and refer to the size guide displayed on the model page.
A pack is linked to a season, in this case the Spring-Summer 2026 collection, and it will make room for a new series of colours at the next launch. The most common sizes generally sell out first, and a colour is not reissued once sold out. If a specific pair interests you, it’s better not to wait until the end of the season hoping to find it again.
It is possible occasionally, but it’s not the intended use. FG studs are designed to penetrate grass surfaces, while a synthetic surface does not yield: the grip is less consistent and the sole experiences more wear. If synthetic represents a large part of your practice, the MG version of the Furon or Tekela is more suitable.