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The adidas EQT Support ADV Drops in Solid Royal Blue
By SoleInsider
You’ve seen it in all white, all black, and even all pink, and now the adidas EQT Support ADV gets a colorway in nothing but royal blue. The eye-catching look for the updated re-interpretation of the classic EQT Support ’93 runner features its mesh upper detailed with suede in matching shades of the bright blue hue, with everything but the white rubber outsole also in royal. You can find the all-royal EQT Support ADV arriving at select adidas Originals retailers like Sneaker Politics right now.
The adidas Ultra Boost 3.0 Will Also Come In Olive
By SoleInsider
With triple white, blue and burgundy colorways already introduced, the new adidas Ultra Boost 3.0 is unveiled in yet another finish, this time consisting of Olive.
This 3rd generation of the silhouette essentially retains its signature design ethos intact, although, with slight refinements. The upper flaunts a ribbed-like Primeknit construction with olive streaks following throughout, while the reinforcing cage system is rendered in a translucent makeover. A black heel counter further complements the theme, as it all rests atop a crisp white boost sole unit to finish its design.
A release date for this pair has not been announced yet, but, stay tuned to KicksOnFire for more updates.
Derrick Rose kicks off his season in Cleveland against a familiar foe, but a lot has changed for Chicago’s son. Rose is now the starting point guard for the New York Knicks, is fully healthy, and on his last year of his contract with plenty to prove. All that is pointing to a resurgent year for the one-time MVP, and that’s a scary thought. Something else that’s a bit spooky is this upcoming adidas D Rose 7 Halloween colorway slated to arrive at retailers in the near future.
The D Rose 7 Halloween utilizes a premium Tech Steel blue Primeknit woven material throughout for an ice cold finish chillier that Rose’s native Chicago winters. The protective overlays don a fire-like pattern throughout in an array of different blue shades for a swirling, hypnotizing aesthetic.
Be on the lookout for the adidas D Rose 7 Halloween to arrive at retailers soon. Check out more detailed shots below and head on over to our always-updated release dates page for more of the latest and greatest.
adidas Brings Back The Concord Mid II In Snakeskin Uppers
By SoleInsider
Another classic adidas basketball shoe is coming out of the archives with a fashionable new look this fall with the return of the Concord Mid II featuring luxe snakeskin uppers. Just like the Forum Hi that released in late summer, the Concord receives a re-introduction in premium snakeskin leather for these two colorways you see here in tan and black. Each is built with the same shape as the original Concord Mid II?complete with ankle straps and D-ring lace eyelets?but adds the snakeskin for an exotic new look.
The Concord Mid II “Snakeskin” pack is arriving now at finer adidas Originals retailers like Packer Shoes.
Well today it was made official and details on his deal were released. The deal will pay Porzingis, 21, between $3 million and $6 million annually, depending on incentive bonuses met. It?s the most lucrative shoe deal signed by a European player to date.
?I?m happy to be here and it just felt right to be with adidas. There?s a lot of excitement right now, and I feel like it?s the right fit for me,? said Kristaps Porzingis. ?A city like New York is hungry for success in basketball, and I believe adidas will help take my game to the next level. I?m a unique player and adidas is a unique brand. I?m just excited to join the family.?
Do you see Porzingis ever getting his own signature shoe? Only time will tell.
This adidas NMD Olive Is Finally Available In The U.S.
By SoleInsider
The adidas NMD has a certain proclivity for “Olive” colorways this Fall 2016 season, and we can’t blame the three stripes for the look as the sleek silhouette dons the khaki green shade better than most running models in the game today. Foot Locker’s European exclusive turned heads thanks to the simple monochromatic construction and now you can finally grab your pair at select Foot Locker locations stateside. Be sure to check out Foot Locker’s Launch Locator to find a location near you and stay tuned for more release date updates right here on Sneaker News.
adidas Running switched up their coveted Primeknit and Boost combination when introducing the adidas Alphabounce, an affordable runner with a head-turning design and construction championing ForgedMESH and AlphaBOUNCE technologies. The pattern heavy colorways that coincided with the Alphabounce’s debut helped the $100 model crossover into lifestyle territory with relative ease, and the latest “Oatmeal/Beige” shade will continue that winning streak once again.
The adidas Alphabounce “Beige” takes on a tonal sandy shade with an updated ventilated mesh upper that’s been revised for a sleeker, more functional design. The bolstered lace eyelets and supportive midfoot now comes equipped with a near-iridescent hit of copper to match the speckled brown tints throughout while an off-white holds down that unique ribbed midsole for a subtle finish to one of the more interesting running models on the market today.
Be sure to check out more of the latest adidas Alphabounce colorway below and we’ll be sure to keep you updated on a release date in the near future right here on Sneaker News.
There can never be enough Ultra Boost options, right? Tomorrow, adidas will officially release the Ultra Boost in three distinct “Reflective” styles. Two Ultra Boost 2.0 models and one Ultra Boost Uncaged are part of this set, which features the Primeknit-based runners with embedded reflective knits adorning the upper. According to adidas, the adidas PrimeBOOST is also included in this set, although not pictured. Check out a detailed look below of the three Ultra Boost options and look for these on adidas.com and select stores.
END And adidas Consortium Bring Saharan Africa To Life With Upcoming Collaboration
By SoleInsider
Newcastle-based streetwear/footwear retail giant END. has a collaboration with adidas Consortium on deck. Featured in their Saharan Africa concept is the NMD Chukka and the ZX700 Boat shoe with sand and cactus-colored earth tones adorning the finely crafted silhouettes. The colors of the ZX700 Boat resemble the barren terrain of the intimidating Sahara, while the NMD Chukka represent the cactus, one of the few plants that can thrive in such harsh, limited conditions.
The END. x adidas Originals NMD Chukka and ZX700 Boat releases on Saturday, November 5th, 2016 exclusively at END. followed by a global release date the following weekend on November 12th. Get a detailed look at the collection just ahead. Register for both now on END.
Kristaps Porzingis aka KP6 aka Porzingod has officially signed with adidas Basketball. While ‘Taps is far from reaching his final form as a superstar in the league, he’s wildly popular among NBA fans after showcasing his versatile abilities, his long range from the perimeter, and his put-back dunk frenzy. Throughout his rookie season, the Latvian phenom had been lacing up the Kobe 10 Elite, but starting tonight, he’ll officially begin his partnership with adidas Basketball with some PE colorways of the Crazy Explosive basketball shoe. While this isn’t an earth-shattering move, Kristaps’ potential as a superstar in the league could be a major factor for adidas Basketball down the road. Check out Kristaps wear the Explosive tonight against the defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers.
The adidas Tubular X Primeknit Just Dropped In Night Cargo
By SoleInsider
Up next for the adidas Tubular X Primeknit is the Fall-appropriate colorway that has the model done a tonal Dark Green colorway. Dubbed the adidas Tubular X Primeknit Night Cargo, let’s get a closer look at the shoe.
As the name of the shoe suggests, this version of the Tubular X comes in a Primeknit constructed upper done in the Night Cargo colorway. As a form of additional support, the signature X-shaped overlay is done in a tonal neoprene. Additional (tonal) features on the shoe include the semi-translucent sole unit, laces and branding. Thoughts on this colorway? Pick up your very own pair today for $140 at select adidas retailers.
The adidas Ultra Boost Black Reflective Debuts Next Week
By SoleInsider
The forthcoming adidas Ultra Boost Black Reflective is showcased in a new detailed gallery, as it’s making a comeback for this Holiday 2016 season.
Flaunting a classic color scheme of Core Black and Footwear White, the popular runner boasts a refined 2.0 Primeknit gradient upper with reflective accents. Tonal black hits are more prominent on the heel and signature cage system which also depicts the brand’s distinctive three stripe motif, while it’s all topped off with a clean white boost midsole unit and black continental rubber outsole.
Priced at $180, you can purchase this pair at select adidas retailers starting November 3, while a few stockists nationwide already have it in stock.
The adidas Alpha Bounce Will Soon Be Releasing This Smooth Tonal Beige Colorway
By SoleInsider
It’s not quite a vachetta tan construction, but it does share a very similar look and motif. Up next for the adidas Alpha Bounce is this tonal iteration that has the model done in an all-Beige colorway.
This time around, the Alpha Bounce rocks the two different tonal shades of Beige, one on the BOUNCE infused midsole and another on the seamless upper. No word yet on when these will be dropping, but there’s no doubt in my mind this will be a hot seller when they do. Priced at $100, let us know if you plan on copping a pair, or two.
adidas SPEZIAL has been garnering some noteworthy attention for their re-imagined lifestyle classics throughout this Fall 2016 season. Not only have the footwear selections been strong, but the vintage inspiration behind apparel releases like updated tracksuits has been an awesome option for anyone looking to up their sportswear aesthetic this season. Now the adidas SPEZIAL imprint will be bringing back the iconic adidas Samba silhouette in two brand new colorways for a November 3rd release alongside a Beckenbauer tracksuit.
From the limited preview showcased on the adidas Originals twitter account, it looks like the adidas SPEZIAL Samba will feature a premium leather construction in a simple black while off-white touches the three stripe branding, heel, and jagged outsole unit. We’re excited to see what other colorways pop up in the near future. Check out more of the upcoming adidas SPEZIAL Samba Collection below and stay tuned for more adidas Originals updates.
Interview: Kyle Lowry Talks Call Of Duty, Wearing adidas NMDs Or Yeezys To A Game
By SoleInsider
“Hell no.”
That’s what Kyle Lowry told me when I asked him if he would wear a pair of Yeezys in an NBA game. Because whenever you interview an adidas athlete the conservation almost always leads to a question about Kanye. Something about SEO and getting people to click and stuff. There’s actually more to that answer but we’ll get to it later.
So here’s why we got a chance to speak with Kyle: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The next installment in the billion-dollar video game franchise is dropping on November 4 and in the lead-up to the game, Lowry was talking to the media about his love of all things CoD. Being an NBA All-Star and Olympic Gold Medalist can take up quite a bit of your time, but Lowry makes sure to hop on to a game or two with some of the younger guys on the squad.
On playing Call of Duty lately:
“Nah, we’re still on the road right now. We’re in D.C. so I haven’t had a chance to get into [Infinite Warfare] and to have some with it yet.
I’ve been a fan of the series for a long time now. The game first came out when I was younger and a couple of years in the league already and me and my teammates would just play and get in from a late night and hop on a game. It was also a way to keep in touch with my friends back home and to be able to get online and still interact and have a video game relationship (laughs).”
Does his bring his own console on the road:
“Nah, man, I let the younger kids do that. I like to have fun with those guys and just enjoy the camaraderie with (his teammates).
I always get guys like Terrence (Ross) to play but it’s usually just whoever has the game and console to bring it around. There might be one or two guys who do that so you just go and hop on.”
His favorites from the past:
“I think (the first) Modern Warfare was my favorite one. Just the fact that it was so hyped when it first came out and being that type of (shooter) and the graphics were so far and ahead of everything else. It was a good, fun game, but it lived up to the hype.”
On how he plays CoD:
“I like to play sniper and get people where they can’t see me. I’ve tried the running around thing and that’s cool, but I like to try different tactics.
I’m an old school guy, man. I don’t need to be wall-running or doing that futuristic type stuff. I’m more into the battle and strategy that goes into it.”
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His relationship with adidas:
“I was actually with adidas for my first four and a half years in the league (before switching to PEAK and then coming back to adidas). They’ve always treated me well and they’re on top, man. It’s a great relationship, I love the company, they’ve done things the right away and they’re changing their style and always looking to the future.”
The switch from non-Boost adidas shoes to Boost:
“The comfort and stability are amazing. It’s always on balance and keeps you tight. The Boost gives you that confidence that you can just put it on new and go out and play.”
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His go-to adidas Originals for off the court:
“Right now it’s the NMDs. I used to be all-white shelltoe guy, but right now the NMDs, they’re one of my favorites like the all-white pair. It’s the style and the simplicity of the shoe. You can wear them with any color and the changes between each NMD is so subtle. Like one or two pieces on the shoes can be different but changes so much. You can have an all-white NMD with speckles and then a different can have just slight changes. And they are comfortable as hell; you can wear them with sweats, you can wear them with jeans.”
On what he’s wearing for the season:
“I got the (Crazylight Boost 2016) for the first half of the season and then something new later on. I’m looking forward to wearing the different colorways that I got and the different jersey combinations that we’ll have for the season. I’m just looking to wearing them and winning games in them. I got some personal pairs that I might not be allowed to wear (because they don’t match the uniforms), but I’m thinking of going and doing it. They nice like that so for one of those national TV games I might break them out.”
Of course we talk about Yeezys:
“I got all of them. I don’t have the chocolate ones yet, but I think they’re on their way. But yeah, I have all of them and the most comfortable ones for me are the mountain boots (the 950s). Usually they try to get it so us as fast as possible and just it depends on the timing.
He’s brought so much to the brand (in terms of awareness and creativity). He’s shown a side of adidas that is just different from everything else. He can go out there and do his thing is unbelievable for adidas.”
Would he ever wear Yeezys on the court:
“Hell no (laughs). I can’t do that, man. I don’t feel safe enough to wear those in a game.”
