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The adidas Response CL surfaces in this brand new Night Indigo colorway. Dropping in the coming months, let’s take a look at what this upcoming release is all about.

The adidas Response CL made its debut in 2020. This retro-inspired model pays tribute to the brand’s 2000s running technologies such as the response Cushion from 2003 and the Response Control 7 from 2007. This new colorway of the adidas Response CL comes dressed in a Night Indigo, Cloud White, and Tech Indigo color scheme. It is given a Dark Navy mesh upper with a lighter shade of Navy taking care of the leather and suede overlays. Design features on the model include the TPU Three Stripes on the side panels, the Three Stripes adidas branding on the tongues, heels, and insoles while the lightweight, comfy midsole designed for outdoor running completes the look.

Retailing for $130, look for the adidas Response CL Night Indigo to release in the coming months at select retailers and adidas.com.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline is slated to drop in September.

We got a fresh new colorway of James Harden’s adidas Harden Vol. 7 to share with you. Dropping later on this year, here are official images of the adidas Harden Vol. 7 Pulse Olive.

As some of you may know, the overall aesthetic of the adidas Harden Vol. 7 pays homage to Harden’s distinct playing style and love for luxury, a style that differs vastly from the first 6 Harden signature sneakers. This new colorway of the adidas Harden Vol. 7 comes dressed in a Pulse Olive and Core Black color scheme. Black takes care of the mesh inner bootie, pull tabs, tongues, laces, heel overlay and a portion of the midsole. The Pulse Olive is spotted on the suede toe cap, the side panel overlays and the remaining portion of the midsole. When it comes to the tech, features include fusion of BOOST and Lightstrike tech, exceptional traction pattern on the outsole ideal for support for every jump, cut, or directional shift.

Retailing for $160, look for the adidas Harden Vol. 7 Pulse Olive to release in the coming months at select retailers and adidas.com.

In other news, look for the Air Jordan 5 Burgundy 2023 to release in August.

adidas Basketball is excited to introduce their brand new model known as the adidas Crazy Infinity. The adidas Crazy Infinity is the latest model to join the adidas Crazy line, which was formerly known as the adidas Kobe line.

Details on the adidas Crazy Infinity include a 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 bring, 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.

It has been announced that the adidas Crazy Infinity Chalk will launch exclusively at Packer Shoes on Wednesday, July 19th, at 11am EST. You can try to pick up a pair online or visit their Teaneck and Jersey City stores. Retail is set at $160.

In Jordan Brand news, are you looking forward to the Air Jordan 1 Low OG WMNS UNC To Chicago release?

UPDATE (7/17): It has been announced that the adidas Crazy Infinity Chalk will launch exclusively at Packer Shoes on Wednesday, July 19th, at 11am EST. You can try to pick up a pair online or visit their Teaneck and Jersey City stores. Retail is set at $160. Get a detailed look at the Chalk colorway of the adidas Crazy Infinity below.

UPDATE (6/29): Unveiled back in February, here is a detailed look at the adidas Crazy IIInfinity courtesy of Victor Kan. As a refresher, the adidas Crazy IIInfinity is the latest model to join the adidas Crazy line, which was formerly known as the adidas Kobe line. Stay tuned for an official release date.

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?

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A new tonal offering of the adidas NMD S1 has emerged with this pair covered in grey. The adidas NMD S1 comes equipped with a sock-like knitted construction on the upper in Grey Three which incorporates recycled materials. A thick gel rubber midsole down below with adidas and NMD S1 branding, lighter grey three stripes branding on the side panels, and traction teeth appearing on the rugged outsole along with adidas trefoil logos finish off the look on this adidas NMD S1 that is available now online and at select retailers for $200.

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

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We got another Bad Bunny x adidas footwear collaboration on the way. In addition to the Bad Bunny x adidas Campus Royal Blue that was recently unveiled, another pair that’s set to debut later on this month is the Bad Bunny x adidas Campus in this all-new Brown colorway.

This latest iteration of the Bad Bunny x adidas Campus is given a Brown suede upper gently contrasted by the darker shade of Brown used on the Three Stripes branding on the side panels. Design features on the model include the plush padded collars, double tongues, the distinctive heel design and Bad Bunny?s logos housed on the tongues and insoles. Other details on this pair include the Sail colored rubber some that distinctively extends over a small portion of the upper, rope laces, White Campus branding on the lateral and a extra set of laces that feature Bad Bunny branding on the tips.

Retailing for $160, the Bad Bunny x adidas Campus Brown is slated to debut on July 29th at select retailers such as Titolo. Stay tuned for an official adidas release date.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 3 Palomino is slated to debut later on this month.

Dropping next month, here is an official look at the adidas Harden Vol. 7 in the Flash Aqua colorway.

Dressed for the summer season, this vibrant iteration of James Harden’s latest signature sneaker is given an Aqua Blue upper accented by the White and Orange hits found throughout. When it comes to the actual model, the Harden Vol.7 is packed with cutting-edge technology as it manage to delivers a responsive and stable ride. These features include a lightweight Lightstrike midsole that ensures optimal cushioning, while the herringbone traction pattern provides with you exceptional grip on any court regardless of where you’re playing. The sneaker’s upper is also crafted from a lightweight textile material that seamlessly integrates with the supportive Lightstrike midsole.

Retailing for $160, the adidas Harden Vol. 7 Flash Aqua is set to release on August 15th at select adidas Basketball retailers and adidas.com.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 7 Chambray 2023 drops this month.

Sean Wotherspoon and adidas will be releasing another colorway of the adidas Orketro this summer following the launch of the Sean Wotherspoon x adidas Orketro Multicolor back in January. This time around Sean and adidas keep it clean and simple with this “Off White” colorway which is ideal for the summer. This adidas Orketro gets covered in an Off White canvas construction all over the upper allowing you to express your creativity and customize them as you wish. The Sean Wotherspoon x adidas Orketro ?Off White? is crafted from natural and renewable materials which contributes to a greener future. Additional details include Adiprene cushioning down below along with a gum rubber outsole. Looking to cop? The Sean Wotherspoon x adidas Orketro ?Off White? will be releasing via adidas CONFIRMED on July 7th for a price tag of $160.

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

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James Harden’s days with the Philadelphia 76ers are numbered as the latest reports indicate that he has asked to be traded yet again. Whatever team he ends up playing for next season, the only thing we know for certain is that he’ll be wearing the adidas Harden Vol. 7 on the court. One pair he may wear is this new “Impact Orange” colorway which is sure to turn some heads on the hardwood. Incorporating a mix of materials throughout the upper which include leather, nylon, and mesh, this adidas Harden Vol. 7 gets engulfed in Impact Orange all over the upper as even the laces, tongues, inner liner, midsole, and outsole are also all done in orange. For a slight contrast we have the addition of Cloud White on the three stripes branding on the heel of the midsole as well as other portions of the sole unit. Like what you see? Look for this adidas Harden Vol. 7 to release via adidas.com and select retailers on August 1st for $160.

In release news, did you cop the Air Jordan 7 White Infrared this weekend?

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Dropping in a couple weeks, here is an official look at the women’s adidas Forum Low Watermelon.

Dressed for the summer, this latest colorway of the classic Forum Low is inspired by the tasty watermelon fruit. Design details include a White leather upper that is the contrasted by the Collegiate Green and Lucid Pink accents that represent the refreshing fruit. Finishing details include Grey suede overlays, White laces and midsole atop a Green outsole.

Retailing for $110, look for the women’s adidas Forum Low Watermelon to release on July 15th at select retailers and adidas.com. Ladies, are you planning on adding these to your summer rotation?

In other news, are you looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 7 Chambray?

adidas Basketball is excited to introduce their brand new model known as the adidas Crazy Illfinity. The adidas Crazy IIInfinity is the latest model to join the adidas Crazy line, which was formerly known as the adidas Kobe line.

Details on the adidas Crazy Illfinity include a 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 bring, 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.

The adidas Crazy IIInfinity does not have an official release date yet, but you can expect them to debut in the coming months at select retailers and adidas.com. Stay tuned.

In other news, are you feeling the Air Jordan 7 Chambray 2023?

UPDATE (6/29): Unveiled back in February, here is a detailed look at the adidas Crazy IIInfinity courtesy of Victor Kan. As a refresher, the adidas Crazy IIInfinity is the latest model to join the adidas Crazy line, which was formerly known as the adidas Kobe line. Stay tuned for an official release date.

Below you will get a first look at the latest sneaker from the adidas NMD franchise, the adidas NMD W1.

The adidas NMD W1 is a women’s exclusive model designed with sustainability in mind as it incorporates a minimum of 50% recycled materials. Previewed in a Core White colorway, the adidas NMD W1 builds on the iconic adidas NMD R1 while also introducing unique design elements. The sneaker’s upper is crafted from a comfortable and breathable textile knit that is then paired up with a snug sock-like ankle collar. Design features on the sneaker include the midsole plugs reimagined with a sleeker shape, while the Boost midsole is enlarged in an effort to create a platform-inspired silhouette.

Retailing for $160, look for the adidas NMD W1 Cloud White to release on July 1st at select adidas Originals retailers and adidas.com.

In Jordan Brand news, the Union X Air Jordan 1 High OG Woven is slated to drop in August.

Following up the BAPE x adidas Forum 84 Low 30th Anniversary collection that dropped last month. BAPE and adidas will be linking up once more to drop a special iteration of the adidas Campus 80s.

The BAPE x adidas Campus 80s Brown commemorates the 30th Anniversary of the renowned Japanese brand as well as celebrating the 20th Anniversary of their partnership. Dressed in a Brown, Clad White, and Gold Metallic color scheme, this Campus 80s features a Brown suede upper decorated with Bape?s iconic star logo replacing the traditional Three Stripes branding on the sides. A closer look unveils a special 30th Anniversary logo stamped on the tongues, along with Gold “30” lace dubraes paying tribute to the anniversary. Co-branding on the heels and insoles, Gold foil A Bathing Ape printed on the lateral, Brown laces and leather lining are also in play. Finishing features include the White leather heel tab, a tonal “30 BAPE” logo on the tongues and an Off-White sole complete the look.

Retailing for $150, look for the BAPE x adidas Campus 80s Brown to release on July 1st at select retailers and adidas.com.

In other news, the Nike Air Foamposite One Metallic Red 2023 is set to drop on July 6th for $240.

Now this is a collaboration we’re certain none of us saw coming, right? Debuting this fall, here is a first look at the Korn x adidas collaboration. This collection is a nod to Korn?s early days, when they were known for wearing adidas clothing and sneakers such as the tracksuits and Superstars. The nu-metal band loved adidas so much that they even dropped a song in 1997 called ?A.D.I.D.A.S.,? which played on the letters standing for ?All Day I Dream About Sex.?

This debuting collaboration between adidas and nu-metal band Korn will include both footwear and apparel. The footwear will include special iterations of the Campus 00s ($130) and the Supermodified ($140), while the apparel will include seven different pieces to choose from.

Previewed below, both the Campus 00s and the Supermodified will come dressed in Black and White decorated with dual branding on the tongues and heel tabs. Other design details include the guitar pick keychains and artwork on the insoles pulled directly from Korn?s album Life Is Peachy. The apparel will consists of t-shirts, hoodies, and tracksuits, all featuring the band?s logo and album artwork.

Enjoy a preview of the Korn x adidas collection below and look for it to drop sometime in October at select adidas Originals retailers and adidas.com.

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Korn x adidas Campus 00s
Color: Black/White-Gum
Style Code: IG0792
Release Date: October 2023
Price: $130

Korn x adidas Supermodified
Color: White/Black-White
Style Code: IG0793
Release Date: October 2023
Price: $140

Fans of the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner will be happy to hear that a new Greyscale iteration of the model has surfaces. It is still unknown whether these will release to the public, but regardless we are here to give you a first look.

Said to resemble the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner Stone Sage pair that dropped last year, this unreleased colorway of the model is done in a mix of Grey color tones that take care of the entire model. Just like all other past iterations of the model, this Yeezy Foam Runner is constructed from a unique foam compound that combines lightweight EVA with harvested algae. The traditional circular and oval shaped perforations throughout the clog that provide airflow for ventilated comfort also remain in play. 

The adidas Yeezy Foam Runner Greyscale has no release info at this time, but if any new release info surfaces, we will be sure to let you know.

In other news, who’s looking forward to the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG Palomino?

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