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adidas Terrex is excited to introduce the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 Low GTX. As the name of the sneaker suggest, this new iteration of the Terrex Free Hiker 2 is the first ever low cut iteration of the model. Let’s get a closer look.

The adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 Low GTX was made to offer a more versatile fit for explorers with sensitivity around the ankle area, consequently expanding accessibility to the outdoors. The shoe combines the lightweight feel of a trail runner with the stability of a hiking boot. Some of the design details include a waterproof, breathable Gore-Tex membrane that protects you from the elements, while even more protection and durability come by way of the abrasion-resistant mesh upper with seamless overlays. The EVA frame helps stabilize every stride when the terrain gets rocky and rugged, while the low cut construction and gusseted tongue provides the wearer with maximum freedom and ease around the ankle area while simultaneously shielding your feet from outside elements. All of the good stuff on the upper is then combined with a Continental Rubber outsole for extra grip and BOOST cushioning technology in the midsole.

Ideal for quick hike or a multi day trek, the adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 Low GTX is now available directly from adidas and at select adidas and adidas TERREX stores and partner retailers for the retail price of $180. 

Following its original release back in June of 2019, the adidas Yeezy Boost 700 ?Utility Black? joins the list of Yeezy sneakers that will be getting a restock as the sneaker will return in 2023.

Opting for a clean and simple look, this adidas Yeezy Boost 700 gets constructed out of a black mesh on the upper with matching suede and leather overlays across its upper. The tongal theme continues on the Boost-enhanced sculpted midsole. Down below we have a gum rubber outsole to provide the sneaker with some color contrast.

An integral part of the latest batch of adidas Yeezy drops, this pair will launch via the adidas CONFIRMED as well as select retailers on August 17th, with registration opening just one day prior (today). For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: adidas Yeezy Boost 700 Utility Black.

In other news, who?s looking forward to the Air Jordan 2 WMNS Soft Pink release?

UPDATE (8/16): After making its debut back in 2019, the adidas Yeezy Boost 700 Utility Black will be making its long awaited return tomorrow. An integral part of the latest batch of adidas Yeezy drops, this pair will launch via the adidas CONFIRMED as well as select retailers on August 17th, with registration opening just one day prior (today).

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Earlier this year, adidas dropped the adidas Crazy 1 in both Home and Away Lakers colorways. To follow up those two release, adidas Basketball is now set to release a handful of new colorways of the model as part of their Fall/Winter 2023 offerings.

Previewed below, the adidas Crazy 1 makes its return in four fresh new colorways, all rich in history. The adidas Crazy 1 appears in ?White/Black? (Pale Ivory) which i now accessible at select adidas Basketball retailers. While the ?Blue? (Vapor Blue) pair is set to  drop on August 26th, the ?Black? (Black Out) is slated for a November 11th debut, while the ?Green? (Mint) iteration is set to drop on December 2nd.

Retailing for $150, the adidas Crazy 1 along with the rest of the adidas Basketball Fall 2023 offerings incorporate heritage and innovation while merging the past with contemporary style. Which pair from the bunch are you feeling the most?

In other news, who’s looking forward to the Air Jordan 2 WMNS Soft Pink release?

Earlier this year adidas Basketball introduced the adidas Crazy IIInfinity. The adidas Crazy IIInfinity is the latest model to join the adidas Crazy line, which was formerly known as the adidas Kobe line. With Fall/Winter season being right around the corner, we’re here to share with you the adidas Crazy IIInfinity Fall/Winter 2023 Collection.

The adidas Crazy IIInfinity is highlighted by it zip-up shroud that is very similar to the one used on the Kobe 3, a shoe that Kobe Bryant never ended up wearing due to him leaving adidas for Nike back in 2002. When it comes to branding, you will find Three Stripes branding on the lateral and medial sides, while even more adidas branding lands on the heels and toe of the sneaker. Below you will find new upcoming colorways of the IIInfinity set to drop this Fall/Winter season that come in White/Black, Silver/Black and Bronze/Black.

Retailing for $160, look for these new style of the model to debut in the coming months at select retailers and adidas.com.

In other news, who?s looking forward to the Air Jordan 2 WMNS Soft Pink release?

Following the release of the adidas Yeezy QNTM Hi-Res Orange today, another offering of the Yeezy sneakerboot is set to drop soon with this “Mist Slate” pair. Showcased via official images, the adidas Yeezy Quantum Mist Slate gets covered in various cream hues throughout the upper in a mesh and synthetic material construction along with Black detailing on the laces and tongues. Down below we see a Boost midsole covered in a translucent TPU with silver detailing on the heel of the midsole. Get a good look at the adidas Yeezy Quantum Mist Slate below and look for a release to take place soon for $250.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: adidas Yeezy Quantum Mist Slate.

In release news, the Air Jordan 1 Low OG Atmosphere Grey drops on August 25th. Will you cop or pass?

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New colorways of the adidas Top Ten 2010 are dropping soon. Previewed below, these two new flavors of the model draw inspiration from the iconic 2000 clothing item, the velour tracksuit. Fun fact: The adidas Top Ten 2010 was one of the sneakers that Kobe Bryant wore during his rookie season with the Los Angeles Lakers. The 2023 return will be the first time the sneaker rereleases since its initial debut a season earlier as the EQT Top Ten 2000.

Rightfully dubbed the adidas Top Ten 2010 Velour Tracksuit Pack, these upcoming iterations of the model come dressed in your choice of Blue/White or Brown/White. Being that the inspiration behind the kicks are the velour tracksuits, the sneakers are highlighted by the velour fabric used on the base of the upper. Other design details include the bold webbing stripe details alongside the Three Stripes branding, the knit collar lining along with embroidered adidas Equipment and Freddy the Foot logos on the heels.

Looking to cop either pair of the adidas Top Ten 2010 Velour Tracksuit Pack? Retailing for $150, look for these to touchdown on October 1st at select retailers and adidas.com.

In other news, who’s looking forward to the Air Jordan 2 WMNS Soft Pink release?

We got new upcoming colorways of the adidas Crazy 8 to share with you. Done in your choice of Team Orange or Cream Grey, let’s get a closer look at both offerings.

The adidas Crazy 8 was Kobe Bryant?s first signature sneaker with adidas back when it was known as the adidas KB-8. The name change had to happen since Kobe left adidas for Nike back in 2002. These two new colorways of the model are on the opposite end of the spectrum as the Team Orange pair is bold and colorful, while the Cream Grey is all about subtleness and versatility. Both pair are constructed out of nubuck and suede, while design details include the Feet You Wear logo is spotted on the mesh tongue?s base, the Three Stripes logo appears on the heel tab in vibrant yellow embroidery, all while being placed atop an EVA midsole paired with Torsion System tech and a herringbone-traction rubber outsole.

Looking to cop? Retailing for $150, the adidas Crazy 8 Team Orange drops on September 16th, while the adidas Crazy 8 Cream Grey is slated for an October 1st release.

In other news, who?s looking forward to the Air Jordan 2 WMNS Soft Pink release?

The Simpsons and adidas are coming together this year to give us what will be one of the best collaborations of 2023. On deck we bring you a look at a “Homer Simpson” adidas Stan Smith which starts off with a Cloud White leather construction all over the upper with tonal white detailing on the laces, inner liner, and tongues. The best part about this Stan Smith comes on the heels where we see the popular image of Homer Simpson hiding in the bushes which is constructed out of a lush chenille material. Additional details include another image of Homer on the tongues, gold foil “Homer Simpson” text on the side panels replacing the traditional “Stan Smith” text, co-branded insoles, and a yellowed/aged rubber sole unit. The sneakers will also comes housed in a special box to add that special touch to this collaboration. Current reports have this The Simpsons x adidas Stan Smith ?Homer Simpson? releasing on August 18th for $130.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

UPDATE (8/15): adidas has confirmed that the The Simpsons x adidas Stan Smith Homer Simpson will be releasing via adidas.com and select retailers on August 18th for $130. Check out these new images courtesy of Sneaker Politics.

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Building upon the continued partnership between atmos and adidas, atmos is set to release the adidas Originals Campus Supreme Sole for the first time in the United States. The adidas Campus Supreme Sole, which originally released in 1999, is this time combined with the Japanese cult favorite, the ADIMATIC. This fusion features the gum sole topped by the ADIMATIC OG suede upper, putting together the roots in basketball and street culture. Two colorways, black and green, will be released to mark its US debut. The atmos x adidas Campus Supreme Sole will be released on August 19, 2023 at 11am ET in atmos stores and atmosusa.com with each pair priced at $110.

In release news, the Air Jordan 1 Low OG Atmosphere Grey drops on August 25th. Will you cop or pass?

As reported a couple weeks ago, adidas will be dropping remaining Yeezy inventory in phases throughout the month of August across the world. These drops will consist of existing products as well as some never before dropped releases. As a reminder adidas will donate a significant amount to selected organizations working to combat discrimination and hate, including racism and antisemitism. With all that being said, the next batch of adidas Yeezy are set to drop this week.

adidas Yeezys set to release in a couple of days include a Yeezy Slide, a Black Yeezy 950 Boot, some 350 V2s, the adidas Yeezy QNTM Hi-Res Orange and a couple of Yeezy 700s highlighted by the return of the Wave Runners. Get an official look at the latest adidas Yeezy drops below and look for all of them to launch via the adidas CONFIRMED as well as select retailers on August 17th, with registration opening just one day prior (tomorrow).

In Jordan Brand news, will you be adding the Air Jordan 5 Burgundy 2023 to your collection?

A brand new colorway of the Kanye West’s adidas Yeezy QNTM is on the way. Expected to drop later on this year, here are official images of the adidas Yeezy QNTM Hi-Res Orange.

The adidas Yeezy QNTM Hi-Res Orange was first spotted way back in 2021 when it was unveiled by A$AP Bari. The silhouette itself is given a very modern aesthetic, combine it with the bold Hi-Red Orange hue and you’ve got yourself some neck-breaking sneakers. Design details on the distinctive model include a construction on the upper consisting of knit textiles and synthetic materials placed atop a midsole equipped with Boost tech.

Retailing for $250, the adidas Yeezy QNTM Hi-Res Orange will release on August 16th at select retailers and adidas Confirmed. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: adidas Yeezy QNTM Hi-Res Orange.

In Jordan Brand news, look for the Union X Air Jordan 1 High OG Woven to debut this month.

UPDATE (8/15): adidas has announced that the adidas Yeezy QNTM “Hi-Res Orange” will be releasing via adidas CONFIRMED on 8/16 for $250.

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adidas Skateboarding has linked up with renowned skate retailer No Comply to drop the No Comply x Austin FC footwear and apparel line centered around the Copa Premiere. The No Comply x Austin FC collection pays homage to Austin?s beloved Football Club and its connection to skate culture as it draws inspiration from ?90s soccer uniforms.

The color scheme of the No Comply x adidas Austin FC Copa Premiere takes cues from Austin FC?s bold palette, consisting of a combination of green and black. The sneaker stands out due to its premium leather construction. Decorating the premium upper are details such as the serrated Three Stripes on the side panels housing the No Comply logo, while the Austin FC emblem is found on the heel. Black laces, Trefoil branding on the tongues and Green accents throughout are also in play. The sneakers are accompanied by a  jersey and water shorts boast, each featuring the No Comply logo.

Retailing for $80, the No Comply x adidas Austin FC Copa Premiere will debut on August 16th, exclusively at No Comply and online at adidas.com/skateboarding. A wider release will take place at other skate retailers on August 19th.

In other news, the Air Jordan 3 Fear 2023 drops in November.

The adidas NMD S1 Sock “Core Black” is a new women’s-exclusive variation of the silhouette and it’s reminiscent of the adidas NMD City Sock. Exuding a clean and sophisticated profile with its black seamless knitted upper, the style is defined by its extended sock-like collar which also feature pull tabs. Additionally, a thick and elevated Boost-cushioned sole which incorporates TPU plugs that reflects the classic NMD design further punctuate the profile. Finally, a rugged all-Black rubber outsole that consists of the brand’s signature Trefoil pattern rounds out the design.

Retailing for $220, look for the adidas NMD S1 Sock “Core Black” at select adidas stockists stateside and online sometime during Fall. The model is currently available at international retailers. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other Three Stripes news, here’s when to cop the adidas Yeezy Slide “Granite”.

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As the Yeezy x adidas era is slowly but surely coming to an end, adidas is still working on clearing all unsold Yeezy stock. Miss out on the first restock? No worries, for that of you trying to get your last Yeezy fix, it has been confirmed that the next Yeezy drop will arrive via adidas CONFIRMED app tomorrow, August 9th.

This time around the restock will include the Yeezy Slides, Foam Runners, 350v2s and even the Yeezy 500 Tactical Boot makes an appearance. See the graphic below to see what is up for grabs. See anything you’re trying to pick up or are you good on remaining Yeezy drops?

In Jordan Brand news, who’s ready for the Air Jordan 1 High OG Palomino to drop?

adidas and Humanrace are excited to bring to you their latest release, Humanrace Samba Tones by Pharrell. This latest Pharrell x adidas Humanrace Samba Pack will feature three new colorways – Terracotta, Charcoal, and White. 

The Humanrace Samba Tones by Pharrell looks to build upon the success of the recent May release of Humanrace Samba Colors by Pharrell and previously teased during Men?s Paris Fashion Week in June with a Samba Café pop-up. The collection infuses the DNA of Humanrace through meticulous craftsmanship and materials highlighted by premium ECCO leather, a world leader in innovative and premium leather. The raw materials are sourced from the Netherlands and transformed into the adidas Samba Leather through ECCO Leather?s water-saving tanning technology which saves 20 liters of water per hide, resulting in a higher color fastness and better performance.   

Interested in purchasing? The Pharrell x adidas Humanrace Samba Pack is set to release globally on August 12th for the retail price of $200, via adidas Confirmed app, Humanrace.com, and more.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 12 Field Purple arrives in a few days.