Live Packout Updates Provide a Telling Look Inside 2015 Clear Vision Football (Gallery)

The first Tweet went out from the Panini America handle at 7:43 this morning. The most recent one hit cyberspace just before 4 p.m. But it was the more than 25 Tweets in between -- sent by Panini America Football Brand Manager Chris Barr live from packout of 2015 Clear Vision Football -- that gave collectors a front-row seat to the world-premiere first look at the dynamic new product. We shared a few of the images on our Instagram page earlier today. But just in case you haven't discovered them yet, we're going to showcase all of them right here, too.

The first Tweet went out from the Panini America handle at 7:43 this morning. The most recent one hit cyberspace just before 4 p.m. But it was the more than 25 Tweets in between — sent by Panini America Football Brand Manager Chris Barr live from packout of 2015 Clear Vision Football — that gave collectors a front-row seat to the world-premiere first look at the dynamic new product. We shared a few of the images on our Instagram page earlier today. But just in case you haven’t discovered them yet, we’re going to showcase all of them right here, too.

As you’ll no doubt agree after perusing the images that follow, you simply can’t show off a product like Clear Vision too much. Barr’s Twitter takeover today provided glimpses of just about every aspect of the product — the top-notch autograph and memorabilia rosters, the first Rookie Cards of players in their NFL uniforms for the first time, the rare base-set variations, the see-through packaging.

If you missed out on today’s Clear Vision social barrage, it looked something like this . . .

The more we see the patch cards the more we love Clear Vision. #ClearVisionIsComing pic.twitter.com/26EBytCRG7

— Panini America (@PaniniAmerica) July 15, 2015

Or like this . . .

For the rest of the images, check out the gallery that follows. Stay tuned to The Knight’s Lance and the Panini America social media channels to continued coverage of 2015 Clear Vision Football.