Following an ice green colorway, the revived adidas Climacool 1 continues to receive more variations lately, as this particular pair seems more suitable for the cold months ahead.

Treated in a base green finish across its breathable mesh upper that promotes sufficient ventilation throughout its entire composition, the bold tone is complemented with accents of white on the branded tongue, lining of the laces and its entire rubber sole unit. Grey-colored knitting is also seen on the heel tab to further complement its palette, while the side panels reveals its signature three-stripe motif in translucent fashion.

This pair is currently available at select adidas stores overseas, although, a stateside release is expected to follow very soon.

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Author’s Take

I?m biased towards this silhouette and this colorway is really appealing. It?s also versatile enough for all genders, as well as throughout the seasons.

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adidas Soccer has released its latest film ?BLAH BLAH BLAH,? featuring some of the biggest clubs, players and managers in the world, as part of its new First Never Follows film series.

Providing a synopsis of notable players from the six global superpower clubs — Real Madrid, FC Bayern Munich, Manchester United, Chelsea, Juventus and AC Milan — the star athletes include Paul Pogba, Manuel Neuer, Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez, Diego Costa and Miralem Pjanic, as well as managers Zinedine Zidane and new Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho.

Members of S3 Freestyle, part of adidas? football freestyle roster, also play a starring role in the film, showcasing the rise of the football freestyler in the modern day.

In the film, the players can be seen wearing the new third kits for each club, as well as the new Speed of Light boots — the ACE 16+ Purecontrol in Solar Yellow and X16+ Purechaos in Solar Red — which will be worn on the pitch when the 2016/17 season kicks off.

The film?s track, titled ?Sort It Out Sharon?, is produced by Dusky feat. Wiley. Enjoy it below!

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Aside from the black/red pair, the popular adidas NMD is introduced in another vibrant colorway for summer, this time consisting of clear red.

The defining vivid tone essentially covers the breathable mesh upper, laces, welded three stripes, pull tabs and heel badge. Contrasting accents of black for its EVA inserts and outsole, in addition to a clean white boost midsole unit solidifies the overall construction and palette.

Retailing for a price tag of $120, you can purchase this upcoming pair at select adidas stockists starting August 18th.

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Author’s Take

You really can’t go wrong with this silhouette. This colorway is appealing in general and it should get the attention it deserves. I would’ve preferred it in a primeknit construction instead.

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Initially seen on-court earlier this summer by James Harden, this latest variation of the adidas Crazylight Boost 2016 PE designed for the Houston all-star guard will also be worn by the globe’s top under-18 basketball players competing in the adidas Nations championship at Cerritos College in Norwalk, California.

Sporting a black jacquard upper infused with gold waves and matching accents along the outsole, the distinctive three stripe detailing is located on the heel, while his No. 13 badge is featured on the tongue.

Fans can start purchasing the Black/Gold pair at select adidas retailers starting Friday, August 5, for a retail price tag of $130.

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Author’s Take

I’m a fan of the silhouette and I find it really appealing in this colorway. This model should get some attention when it drops.

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The rise of adidas hoops continues with this impressive new colorway of the Crazylight Boost 2016 in black and gold for James Harden. The James Harden PE version of the latest Crazylight Boost features a black and gold jacquard knit upper with metallic gold accents and a gold speckled outsole, and makes for what is no doubt one of the best colorways yet of the high performance hoops shoe. The PE will actually be worn by Team Harden, the squad competing in the under-18 adidas Nations championship at Cerritos College in Norwalk, California. Fortunately for the rest of us not competing, the shoe will also be available on August 5th for $130 on adidas.com in limited quantities.

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It seems like adidas is placing Primeknit on anything and everything these days. This could be a good or bad thing, all depending on who you ask.

One of the latest silhouettes to get covered in the lightweight and breathable material is the latest design from the Tubular family. Up above we take a look at the adidas Tubular Defiant Primeknit in the new Black/White colorway. This women’s pair features a predominantly Black Primeknit upper with a unique design in white on the toe. A collar similar to the one we see on the NMD also makes an appearance while a white Tubular sole caps things off.

What are your thoughts on this adidas Tubulae Defiant Primeknit in Black? Will any ladies be adding a pair to their collection?

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Author’s Take

Not really feeling it. The side panel/heel area looks a little weird in my opinion.

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The adidas NMD is back with the new “Bred Pack” slated for a release later this summer. adidas Originals has dominated the summer months thanks to a smart combination of breathable Primeknit uppers and the extra cushion found in the brand’s Boost injected midsoles. With the likes of the adidas Ultra Boost Uncaged and the adidas NMD series going strong, it isn’t too hard to figure out why we’re seeing a three stripes renaissance the past few seaons.

The adidas Originals NMD “Bred Pack” utilizes two brand new colorways of the mesh adidas NMD R1, each in a familiar Chicago-esque shade. A simple black pair utilizes a neoprene heel for added comfort while a bold red splashes on the midsole. The above pictured red colorway is the inversion of the more traditional “Bred” theme, with a vibrant monochromatic red upper split between neoprene and mesh. A core black shade contrasts on the midsole and outsole.

There’s still no word yet on a release date regarding this NMD offering, but stay tuned for more updates right here on Sneaker News. Be sure to let us know what you think of this NMD_R1 “Bred Pack” by taking your thoughts to our comments section too.

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Is the next adidas Yeezy Boost slated to drop on August 15th? Facebook group Yeezy Talk Worldwide provided a low-resolution scan of a product calendar and pointed out a Yeezy 350 Boost V2 could be headed to retailers in the middle of this month. It’s unknown whether version two will be the sample pair featuring the bold orange stripe pictured here, but we’ll keep you updated right here on Sneaker News. In the meantime, check out the product code below and let us know if you’re excited about Kanye’s next Yeezy release by taking your thoughts to the comments section.

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Following the Ultra Boost Uncaged, the adidas NMD will finally receive the long-awaited colored boost iteration this season as well.

Featuring two variations of the R1 in all-black and all-red, an XR1 silhouette is also featured in black with a grey upper. The R1 is essentially defined by its stretch-mesh upper, welded three-stripes and heel patch, while the XR1 features a micro-rib knit composition and premium material overlays.

Further detailed with tonal EVA plug inserts to complete the design, you can expect to find these pairs at select adidas retailers starting September 17th.

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Author’s Take

It was really about time. I’m all for tonal offerings and these should get the attention it deserves. I’m more inclined towards the XR1 though.

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The adidas Ultra Boost Uncaged recently released in a variety of colorways, as well as being offered in boost-colored options. Now, the popular lifestyle runner is revealed in another variation, this time rendered in an understated multicolor finish.

Bearing a predominantly black finish across its breathable primeknit upper, the component bears red and blue threading that is intertwined across in a horizontal pattern that complements the overall palette. Further detailed with a shiny black TPU overlay on the heel and ribbed detailing on its sock-like collar, the model is topped off with a white midsole, black outsole and gold lace tips.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for an official release date.

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Author’s Take

With or without the caging system, I’m still a fan of the silhouette. This colorway looks solid and I like it overall.

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Aside from the recently released Uncaged edition, the original adidas Ultra Boost will also be offered in the popular olive hue this season.

Simply prominent across the model’s breathable primeknit upper and synthetic lacing cage system that also portrays the brand’s iconic three stripe motif, the low-top receives contrasting elements with a black TPU heel overlay, white midsole and more black on the continental outsole. In addition, a gradient pattern is evident on the toebox for additional flair.

Stay tuned to KicksOnFire for an official release date.

Images: adidas

Author’s Take

I’ll always be an advocate for this silhouette. In this colorway, it’s another appealing option. This should get the attention it deserves.

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Sneakerheads were sent into a  text-message craze when adidas Originals gave away 100 pairs of the “Pitch Black” NMD by way of a creative Snapchat-based contest. After the dust settled, adidas promised something big today, and they delivered by way of three color-Boost releases that are set for a release this September. The Solar Red and Triple Black colorway of the NMD R1 will drop sometime in September, while the new adidas NMD XR1 with a pin-striped upper and black Boost will drop on September 17th. Check out the photos just ahead and stay tuned for firm release date info the on the two classic NMD models.

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The lineup of the Pharrell x adidas NMD Human Race continues to be updated, as the newly-introduced silhouette is now revealed in a vibrant tangerine colorway.

With the defining hue essentially covering its breathable knit upper, laces and leather heel tab which bears a multicolor trefoil logo, the most distinguishable detail is directed at the upper, which bears an embroidery of “HUE” in contrasting white instead. Further reinforced with its unique lacing cage system and EVA inserts in black, the model is topped off with a crisp white boost sole unit.

This model is suggested to make its debut at select adidas retailers sometime later this Fall 2016.

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adidas has managed to captivate running and lifestyle afficianados everywhere thanks to the head-turning style of the adidas Ultra Boost Uncaged. The lightweight rendition takes the original tooling and strips it of the protective three stripe branded cage overlay, adding a sock-like slip-on construction to the Primeknit and Boost offering.

Today we get a look at a brand new Ultra Boost Uncaged Multi-Color which features just the right amount of obsidian, red, and black speckling throughout the woven upper. Premium touches of metallic gold hit the lace tips while a black heel cage compliments the traditional white Boost midsole.

While the loss of the cage overlay may make this pair more of a lifestyle offering to challenge the likes of the adidas NMD line, what do you think of this upcoming Ultra Boost offering? Check out more detailed photos below and stay tuned for a release date regarding the Ultra Boost Uncaged Multi-Color in the near future right here on Sneaker News.

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For the most part, all of the Pharrell x adidas NMD Human Race colorways we’ve seen thus far share a similar trait: They all come with bold looking uppers. This latest pair is anything but bold since it’s seen rocking an all-Black upper. Let’s take a look at the Pharrell x adidas NMD Human Race Black official images.

Although this Black pair may not be as bold as other pairs that were unveiled this week, coming in all-Black definitely has its perks. For starters, it’s ultra simple and easy to wear with practically anything. The Black hue on the Primeknit upper also extends to the caging system and the Human Race branding placed across the shoe. The only part of the upper that does not come in Black would be the multicolored hit placed on the trefoil branding placed on the heel. Rounding out the look of the shoe is the White Boost that provides the only means of contrast, and of course, comfort! Stay tuned to find out when you’ll be able to get your hands on a pair.

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Author’s Take

One of the things I didn’t like from the Yellow pair was the fact that the branding was very visible. Seeing the branding on this pair come in tonal fashion is something I definitely prefer.

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