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Debuting in a few days, here is another detailed look at the adidas Yeezy Boost 380 Covellite.

The Covellite colorway of the Yeezy 380 model comes dressed in a dark and light camo-print Primeknit upper that is then placed on top of a translucent Gum Boost midsole and rubber outsole. Hits of Black on the laces and ankle collar round out the main features of the shoe.

Look for the adidas Yeezy Boost 380 ?Covellite? to release on March 15th for $230. Make sure to click and bookmark our official adidas Yeezy Boost 380 Covellite hub page to keep up with all the latest images, release information, and other updates.

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Unveiled back in January, we now get a more detailed look at the new Enflame colorway of the adidas Yeezy 500.

The adidas Yeezy 500 Enflame comes with a color block theme that utilizes the tones of blue, brown, and orange. Composed of its signature combination of mesh and suede, the low-top is punctuated with bold orange midsoles that utilizes adidas? Adiprene cushioning tech to round out the design.

Although an official release date has not been announced, the adidas Yeezy 500 Enflame is rumored to release sometime in April at select retailers and adidas.com/Yeezy for the retail price of $200. Be sure to bookmark our adidas Yeezy 500 Enflame hub page where all new release info and images will be posted.

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A slew of colorways of the Pharrell x adidas NMD Hu have already debuted and this stealthy iteration will be dropping next. The model simply dons a blacked-out finish across its overall makeup while the Primeknit uppers also bears a distinct ?BREATHE? and ?THOUGHTS? text across the right and left shoe, respectively. Finally, matching laces and lace cage, EVA insert overlays, heel tabs, and full-length Boost tooling rounds out the design.

Retailing for $220, look for the Pharrell x adidas NMD Hu ?Black? at select adidas stockists and online on March 12. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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Both Trae Young and Donovan Mitchell are two of the youngest and most prominent players in the NBA. Known for their superior skill on the court, their own interpretations of adidas Top Ten His gave us a closer look at their creativity for designing sneakers made for off the court. 

The adidas Top Ten Hi made its debut way back in the late 70s. Considered a trendsetter in the sneaker world, the hi-top model was known for its luxe design (it was eventually viewed as a status symbol) and superior performance without having the name of any particular player attached to it. Worn by countless All-Star players and champions back in the day, the Top Ten Hi was quickly known as the sneaker that represented a wide array of versatile players. For that reason, the adidas Top Ten Hi was worn well into the next decade. Aside from getting play on the court, the streets soon enough adopted the high-top model as well as it began occupying the hip-hop space. It was the type of basketball shoe that that was also cool enough to be worn casually, everyone wanted a pair. 

More than four decades after the initial debut of the adidas Top Ten Hi, Foot Locker and adidas teamed up with Trae Young and Donovan Mitchell to design and release their iterations of the Top Ten Hi. Last week we caught up with both players to talk about their respective Top Ten His. Here is what both had to say regarding the overall experience of designing a sneaker that represents who they are. 

Question for both:

Kick on Fire: You and the adidas design team got together to create the overall look of your Top Ten Hi. The goal was to design a shoe that in a way represents your personality and character. Can you elaborate more on how your Top Ten Hi symbolizes who you are as a person and player? Why those colors, use of materials.

Donovan: For sure. As a player, I recognize the importance of the basics but I?m also very competitive and energetic while I?m on the floor. I think this shoe keeps it clean with the basics – navy blue, black and white but had to add some bright colors to bring the energy up. The colors I chose to represent my journey to the league: growing up on the east coast, going to Louisville then of course landing in Utah. I had to finish the outsole of the shoe off with ?DON? which really represents what I stand for throughout all aspects of my life ? Determination Over Negativity. 

Trae: It?s been a great experience to come together and collaborate with the adidas design team to create this exclusive Top Ten Hi. You will see some unique details on the sneaker that represent me as a player, like my number 11 on the tongue, an ICEE-looking graphic sketched around the number and my ?Ice Trae? nickname printed across the outsole. 

Questions for Trae: 

Kicks on Fire: Trae, how was the overall experience of helping design a Top Ten Hi that suits your very own style off the court? What’s your favorite feature on the sneaker? With your signature shoe set to debut this Fall, how does it feel to be one of very few NBA players to have their signature line of sneakers? Was this a goal of yours when you entered the NBA?

Trae: I?m very humbled to be able to be a part of the adidas family and to collaborate with them on this design, and I?m excited to have my personal style reflected off the court with this sneaker. I?d have to say my favorite feature is the ability to bring in that fun ?Ice Trae? look that you saw on my PE last season to a lifestyle sneaker like the Top Ten Hi, which has that sleek silhouette. I?m looking forward to showing even more of my style later in the year.  

Trae Young’s adidas Top Ten Hi is now available at Foot Locker.

Questions for Donovan:

Kicks on Fire: Donovan, with your very own signature line that already includes the D.O.N. Issue #1 and D.O.N. Issue #2, you’re no stranger to the sneaker game. That said, how was your experience helping design a shoe that’s meant for off-court rather than performance? With the Top Ten Hi being a model that’s filled with many panels and overlays, did you find it tough designing your sneaker to your exact style and taste?

Donovan: Designing an Originals shoe for off-court was a lot of fun. Especially one with basketball history going back to the ?70s and ?80s. I was able to channel my creativity to put together a shoe that is classic, can be worn by all ages but also pops to show my personality. Normally my main focus is performance so being able to come up with a versatile sneaker that I can just throw on with jeans or joggers was definitely a different and exciting experience. I wanted this shoe to transcend different looks and outfits but also to stand out and make a statement. That?s why I added the glow-in-the-dark sole and neon yellow piping. Looking forward to hopefully designing more sneakers in the lifestyle space for adidas, I have a lot of ideas! There?s just so much you can dream up and do to express yourself. 

Donovan Mitchell’s adidas Top Ten Hi is now available at Foot Locker.

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adidas continues to highlight the Forum Low silhouette as today we give you a look at a new colorway inspired by the NYC dancing scene. This adidas Forum Low starts off with a white leather placed all throughout the upper with perforations on the toe and side panels. The NYC dance inspiration comes with the addition of a black and white stripe pattern on the ankle and iridescent detailing on the heels. Additional features include black and red adidas branding on the tongue and side panel, respectively. A pink lace dubrae that reads ?I [Trefoil] Dance? and a white rubber sole unit finish things off on this women’s adidas Forum Low that is scheduled to release on March 14th for $95.

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This iteration of the adidas Stan Smith gets rid of its laces and instead opts for a triple velcro strap lacing system. Done in the classic OG Stan Smith colorway, what makes this pair even more unique is that it comes crafted from recycled materials, part of adidas’ commitment to end plastic waste.

The shoe comes dressed in a synthetic leather upper and an outsole made from rubber waste. The aforementioned hook-and-loop straps make them easy to get into when you’re heading out the door and even easier to kick off at the end of the day. Additionally, this product is made with Primegreen, a series of high-performance recycled materials. 50% of upper is recycled content. No virgin polyester.

Retailing for $85, look for this adidas Stan Smith Triple Strap to release on March 20th at select retailers and adidas.com.

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adidas keeps it light and lively with this new colorway of the adidas NMD R1 that will be releasing right on time for the warm spring season.

This women’s colorway of the adidas NMD R1 gets covered in a Light Purple knitted construction all over the upper with tonal detailing placed on the laces, eyestay, inner liner, and heel tab. White detailing then gets placed on the branding on the tongue and heel, the heel pull tab, and the Boost midsole. A gradient EVA insert on the heel of the midsole and a semi-translucent rubber outsole finish things off on this adidas NMD R1. Look for this adidas NMD R1 to release online and at select retailers on March 15th for $140.

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The adidas Yeezy Boost 700 V2 ?Cream? is scheduled to drop this weekend as a comparison of the forthcoming silhouette and the Yeezy 700 V2 “Static” are unveiled. Showcasing its similarity overall, the low-top sports a neutral color scheme of white, grey, and cream evident across its upper, while also incorporating 3M reflective accents. Finally, a thick, white Boost midsole and charcoal rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $300, look for this adidas Yeezy Boost 700 V2 at select adidas stockists and online on March 13. Click and bookmark our official adidas Yeezy Boost 700 V2 ?Cream? hub page now for everything you need to know about the sneaker and where to cop it online. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

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Slated to release later on this year, here is a detailed look at the Bad Bunny x adidas Forum Low.

Set to be the first collab between adidas and the Reggaeton star, this special iteration of the Forum Low has the model dressed in different shades of Brown (tan, beige, dark brown) constructed out of a mix of leather, suede, and canvas. This Forum Low comes equipped with details such as interchangeable Blue and Yellow-Green laces with a bungee strap in the rear, Bad Bunny?s signature third eye on the tongues, his bunny logo seen through the Blue translucent circle on the outsole and velcro straps housing the slogan, ?Yo Visto Así? (which can be translated into ?I Dress Like This?).

Above you will get a good look at the Friend and family version of the Bad Bunny x adidas Forum Low, which comes with special packaging that includes Gustos coffee beans, thermos, coffee mug, and skateboard.

The Bad Bunny x adidas Forum Low has no confirmed release date, but rumors suggest we see them drop sooner rather than later. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date.

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Colorful tones that are ideal for the upcoming Easter holiday come together on this new colorway of the adidas Forum Low. Taking a look at this adidas Forum Low, the classic silhouette from the three stripes features a leather construction all over the upper in hues that include mint green, purple, orange, yellow, and black. A black inner liner, adidas branding on the ankle strap, side panel, and midsole finish off the design along with a white midsole and black rubber outsole. Fans of the adidas Forum Low can look for this colorway to release on March 15th for $90.

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Release Date: June 21st, 2021
Retail Price: $220
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Look for adidas and Kanye West to release a new colorway of the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 dubbed the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Mono Mist.

Said to be part of the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Mono Pack. the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Mono Mist features a semi-translucent sheath upper with signature side stripes and rear pull tabs. The Mono Mist iteration opts for a Dark Grey base offset by the Light Grey accents noted on the laces and lining. Boost cushioning underneath completes the design.

Latest News:

Update (1/20/2021): We get a first look at the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Mono Mist. Look for them to drop on June 21st for $220. 

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This latest colorway of the adidas Stan Smith aims to preserve the environment as the shoes comes constructed out of recycled materials.

This adidas Stan Smith features a clean timeless color combination on the upper as the shoe is covered in Cloud White along with Collegiate Green accents on the heel tab and tongue branding. The highlight of this Stan Smith is that it’s with Primegreen, a series of high-performance recycled materials in which 50% of the upper is recycled content completed with an outsole made from rubber waste. Gold Stan Smith branding on the lateral side panels, perforated three stripes branding, and an off white rubber midsole/outsole finish things off on this adidas Stan Smith that will be releasing on March 15th for $100.

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adidas Skateboarding announces a dual-release with Pro riders, Nora Vasconcellos and Maite? Steenhoudt, that unveils their respective colorways for two iconic silhouettes from the brand?s archives ? Gazelle ADV by Nora and Samba ADV by Maite? . In celebration of International Women?s Day and the brand?s ongoing commitment to empowering female athletes, both timeless models have been reimagined and updated for skateboarding.

An equally talented rider and creative artist, the Gazelle ADV by Nora is detailed with original artwork on the shoe?s heel tab along with a personal story of her mother on the sockliner that pays tribute to the many women who have fought for equal access to participate in sports.  Spotlighting a retro-inspired exposed foam padded tongue, the Gazelle ADV by Nora arrives in a clean full grain white leather upper, nubuck suede T-toe and vulcanized construction for added durability alongside a gum overlay top wrap for extra grip. Handed down through generations to women in her family, Vasconcellos? first and middle name ?Gilda? is seen in gold foil print on the sides. Rounding out the model?s design is the white / pastel purple colorway ? a palette that Vasconcellos has indisputably made her own.

Similar to her spirited and energetic video parts, Steenhoudt?s first signature colorway for the Samba ADV by Maité introduces a playful personal touch that sees her handwriting in the stitched details and a unique hidden red layer under the T-toe that gets exposed over time with wear. She also includes a hidden message for her Antwerp skate crew on the sockliner and a subtle nod to her mother and grandmother on the shoe collars. Reconceptualized for skateboarding, the Samba ADV by Maité highlights a hairy suede upper for durability; a cup sole construction for bolstered support; translucent gum rubber to enhance foot stability; and custom footbed artwork. Steenhoudt maintains the bold and iconic black & white aesthetics for the classic silhouette.

The Gazelle ADV by Nora retails for $100 and Samba ADV by Maité for $85. Both colorways will be available for purchase on March 16th at specialty skate retailers and via www.adidas.com/skateboarding.

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adidas is coming at us with a new tonal colorway of the adidas NMD R1 as we prepare to enter the spring season. This adidas NMD R1 is a women’s exclusive colorway of the popular lifestyle model as it comes covered in Ash Pearl all over the knitted upper as well as the laces, plastic eyelets, heel clip, and the molded three stripes branding on the side panels. Down below we see a matching Boost midsole along with matching EVA inserts and white branding on the heel, tongue, and midsole. Ladies can look for this adidas NMD R1 to release on March 15th at select adidas retailers and online for $140.

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Following the eye-catching “Sunrise Bliss” colorway that released to close out 2020, the adidas Adizero Adios Pro is showcased in another vibrant option with this “Screaming Orange” pair.

Featuring a bright orange knitted mesh upper that bears a diamond pattern and enlarged Three Stripes, the model?s midsole is equipped with two layers of LightstrikePRO, the brand?s lightest and most responsive foam material yet. Additionally, a nylon and carbon fiber heel plate for ankle stability tops it off. The model?s distinct carbon-infused rods, aka EnergyRods, enhance running economy and create less impact on the body. You can look for the adidas Adizero Adios Pro in Screaming Orange to release on March 12th for $200.

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