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The adidas Stan Smith Primeknit Boost introduces modern comfort and cushioning to the timeless tennis sneaker. In its quintessential colorway of white and green, the revamped construction includes a flexible Primeknit upper and energy-returning Boost technology underfoot.
adidas revamps the design of the Superstar 80s with the CF edition that sports a Clear Lilac color palette. The suede upper construction swaps out the traditional lacing system for two Velcro straps that enable easy on and off. Leather lining on the tongue and sockliner provide a sophisticated appeal, while the classic shell-toe design remains intact for a heritage look.
Adidas takes the classic Superstar silhouette and gives it a makeover with the Wmns Superstar 80s ‘Cork Toe’ variation. Initially a low-top ball shoe, the Superstar has become a cult classic since the 70s. Dipped in white, the all-leather upper attains a luxe look with detailed stitching and white-on-white Three Stripes layering at the midfoot. A cork toe replaces the iconic shell toe, distinguishing style for this women’s specific. Underfoot, an Off-White outsole provides sturdy support.
Superstar Metal Toe W “Silvermet” by adidas Originals that has the manufacturer # BB5114 has a great cushioning and have the well-known Trefoil logo on the side panel of the new Sneaker.
Released in December 2016, the Adidas Ultra Boost 3.0 ?Triple White? was one of 11 winter-inspired colorways that launched the Ultra Boost 3.0 silhouette. The other colorways released in this pack included burgundy, grey, core black, and collegiate navy for men, and mystery blue, mystery red, white, collegiate navy, and core black for women.
Released as part of a larger footwear capsule, the Game of Thrones x UltraBoost 4.0 ?House Targaryen Dragons? pays homage to some of the most fearsome creates featured on the hit HBO show. This colorway is distinguished by a flame-like blend of Scarlet Red and orange on the forefoot of the Primeknit upper. The rear portion of the shoe, along with the midfoot cage and full-length Boost midsole, is rendered in Core Black.
Uniting two powerhouses in their perspective industries, the March 2019 release of the adidas Game Of Thrones x UltraBoost 4.0 ‘House Targaryen’ sneaker brought the HBO series into the Boost family. The city of Old Valyria influences the appearance of the shoe, which features a white Primeknit upper, Fitcounter heel and mudguard, accented by metallic Three-Stripes detailing. These elements represent the Targaryen?s signature fair complexion and silver hair.
The adidas Originals x Dragon Ball Z collaboration commemorates three famous battles from the Japanese anime series by pitting two silhouettes against one another. In the case of the Son Goku vs. Frieza duel, a ZX 500 RM represents the show?s hero, Goku, while a Yung-1 constitutes DBZ?s primary antagonist, Frieza. This 90s-inspired sneaker honors Frieza?s final form with purple, grey and lilac overlays in leather and suede and a corduroy medial panel adding another hit of color. The insole is covered in a fully-rendered Dragon Ball Z graphic.
Drawing inspiration from the 1997?s signature Falcon Dorf runner, the adidas Yung-1 ?Hi-Res Orange? is constructed in similar layered style with a material mixture of nubuck, mesh, and suede with a distinctive orange colorway. Accents and outlines in navy and pops of yellow frame the Three Stripes, outsole and tongue tag offer contrasting breaks in its mostly monotone look.
In 2010, the Nike Air Force 1 received a flashy, sturdy revamp with the use of molded Foamposite on the uppers. The Air Force 1 Foamposite 2018 features the Air Force 1?s classic silhouette with a resilient, iridescent Foamposite upper. The sneaker also boasts a black strap across the ankle, a mesh tongue for an adaptive fit, and an embossed Swoosh on the sides.
The Air Jordan 1 Mid ?Pine Green? brings back the principal hue from a full-height Jordan 1 from September 2018. Here, a tumbled leather base in Sail is accented with Pine Green overlays at the toe, heel and collar. The two-tone design is interrupted by contrasting hits of black on the Swoosh, laces and nylon tongue, topped with a Jumpman-adorned woven tag.
First seen in 1986, the Air Jordan line released a series of Air Jordan 1 metallic colorways (metallic red, metallic purple, metallic green, and metallic blue). The Air Jordan 1 ?Metallic Red? colorway retroed in 2009, but it wouldn?t be until 2016 that the other metallic colorways would be released again. One of those would be this Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Metallic Navy’ sneaker.