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James Harden’s next signature silhouette with the adidas Harden Vol. 7 is officially unveiled by Harden himself, as it’s essentially the successor to the adidas Harden Vol. 6. Showcased during a practice session, the sneaker’s profile is notably different compared to its predecessor as Vol. 7 flaunts a more sleeker and minimal aesthetic. Overall, this inaugural purple and black finish boasts a leather upper that is detailed with a paneled quilted stitching, in addition to a tonal suede toe box. Finally, the heel area suggests a TPU overlay that bears silver Three Stripes branding.

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 700 V3 Fade Salt. 

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Phillip Leyesa aka Philllllthy is a famous customizer that is known for his vintage-inspired designs. For his latest endeavor, Philllllthy links up with adidas to collab on a special iteration of the adidas NMD S1.

Previewed below, the Philllllthy x adidas NMD S1 is highlighted by the Blue-hued space-dyed yarns construction on the upper as well as a Boost midsole with the customizer’s ?P? logo printed on the lateral side. A Grey collab and Gum rubber outsole is also in play.

Retailing for $220, look for the Philllllthy x adidas NMD S1 to release on November 15th at select retailers and adidas.com. Stay tuned for an official unveiling from adidas.

The first ever iteration of the Fucking Awesome x adidas Experiment 1 made its debut last year. For 2022, we get another iteration of the Fucking Awesome x adidas Experiment 1 this time done in a Dust Sand colorway.

Shown below, the Fucking Awesome x adidas Experiment 1 Dust Sand comes dressed in a camouflage-like design  on the upper paired paired up with the leather and suede overlays done in Olive Green, Black, and Tan. Elsewhere you will find Fucking Awesome branding  on the tongues and lower heel as well as co-branded insoles atop a Gum rubber sole.

Retailing for $110, the Fucking Awesome x adidas Experiment 1 Dust Sand made its debut yesterday at faworldentertainment.com, while a wider release is scheduled for August 13th via adidas.com.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Taxi is set to debut in a couple of months.

The adidas Yeezy 450 “Utility Black” consists as the next iteration of the silhouette and it’s easily reflective of last year’s adidas Yeezy 450 “Dark Slate”. Overall, the eye-catching profile flaunts the stealthy hue across its entirety in a bold yet subdued look while also emphasizing the distinctive makeup which consists of a mesh upper that features a traditional lacing system. Finally, it?s adhered atop a striking matching rubber tooling that grips the entire profile.

UPDATE: 7/28 – Official imagery of the Adidas Yeezy 450 Utility Black have now surfaced online as the silhouette is suggested to debut in August in celebration of YEEZY Day 2022.

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Retailing for $200, look for the adidas Yeezy 450 “Utility Black” at select Adidas stockists and online in August. 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.

Up next, here’s when to cop the adidas Yeezy 500 “Granite”.

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Following the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner MX “Cream Clay”, the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner MX returns this year in a bold “Carbon” theme. Overall, this molded and futuristic looking croc-like runner is essentially defined by its unique construction with revealing slits that provide ventilation across its entirety. Tones of purple, black, and volt simply adorn the silhouette’s entirety in brushed strokes, which notably looks like if it was painted on the model. Finally, a distinctly shaped outsole that offers sufficient traction rounds out the design.

Retailing for $90, look for the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner “MX Carbon” at select Adidas stockists and online on August 1. Stay tuned for official confirmation. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other YEEZY news, here’s when to cop the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 Fade Salt. 

UPDATE (7/27): Yeezy Mafia gives us an even better look at the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner MX Carbon. Latest report still have these releasing on August 1 for the retail price of $90.  

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The adidas Exhibit B “Lailaa” is officially unveiled and it’s a special iteration of Candace Parker’s latest signature sneaker which is noted to be inspired by her daughter, Lailaa. Draped in an official color scheme of “Grey One/Silver Metallic-Team Dark Green,” the model’s sleek upper is punctuated with distinctive details such as ?EXH_B? dubraes, Candace Parker?s signature ?Ace? logo on the tongues, and her daughters name, Lailaa Nicole which is prominent on the heel pull tabs. Finally, Lightstrike cushioning, wavy sculpted white midsole, and black rubber outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $120, look for the adidas Exhibit B “Lailaa” at select Adidas stockists and online on August 1. 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 450 Utility Black.

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Following the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner MX “Cream Clay”, the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner MX returns this year in a bold “Carbon” theme. Overall, this molded and futuristic looking croc-like runner is essentially defined by its unique construction with revealing slits that provide ventilation across its entirety. Tones of purple, black, and volt simply adorn the silhouette’s entirety in brushed strokes, which notably looks like if it was painted on the model. Finally, a distinctly shaped outsole that offers sufficient traction rounds out the design.

Retailing for $90, look for the adidas Yeezy Foam Runner “MX Carbon” at select Adidas stockists and online on August 1. Stay tuned for official confirmation. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other YEEZY news, here’s when to cop the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 Fade Salt. 

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Another new colorway of the retro adidas Adimatic is set to drop soon with the arrival of the Purple Tint pair seen below. Every detail on this 2022 retro is authentic, from the zigzag midsole and supple leather to the unmistakably wide 3-Stripes. Giving it that modern touch, the shoe is made in part with recycled content generated from production waste, e.g. cutting scraps, and post-consumer household waste to avoid the larger environmental impact of producing virgin content. This pair gets covered in Purple Tint suede all over the upper with Crystal White detailing on the branding throughout. White midsoles and semi-translucent gum rubber outsoles finish off the look on this adidas Adimatic that can be copped at select retailers soon for $110.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 3 Desert Elephant arrives at retailers this weekend.

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The iconic adidas Yeezy Boost 350 ?Turtle Dove? is slated to receive its first-ever retro this year, according to sources, as a detailed look at the purported 2022 edition continues to surface online. Simply staying true to its original 2015 aesthetic, the low-top sports the familiar Turtle Dove and Blue Grey Primeknit upper that bears the distinct knitted pattern across, while a white TPU ribbed sole that encases the full-length Boost cushioned sole solidifies the profile. Finally, heel tabs with red accents round out the popular style.

UPDATE: 7/23 – The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 ?Turtle Dove? is noted as the second silhouette from Kanye West following the OG high-top adidas Yeezy Boost 750 in 2015 and a closer look at the 2022 retro is showcased below. Defined by its almost Nike Roshe Run-like aesthetic with a more folksy influence due to the raw stitching seen along its intricately patterned primeknit upper, the retro will bear the familiar leather patch on the inner lateral side, in addition to the matching rope laces, and distinctive white heel tab with red stitching. Furthermore, the model is suggested to restock during YEEZY Day 2022 on August 1-2.

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Retailing for $200, look for the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 “Turtle Dove” 2022 at select Adidas stockists and online in August. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other YEEZY news, did you cop the adidas Yeezy Boost 700 MNVN ?Geode??

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The iconic adidas Yeezy Boost 350 ?Turtle Dove? is slated to receive its first-ever retro this year, according to sources, as a detailed look at the purported 2022 edition continues to surface online. Simply staying true to its original 2015 aesthetic, the low-top sports the familiar Turtle Dove and Blue Grey Primeknit upper that bears the distinct knitted pattern across, while a white TPU ribbed sole that encases the full-length Boost cushioned sole solidifies the profile. Finally, heel tabs with red accents round out the popular style.

UPDATE: 7/23 – The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 ?Turtle Dove? is noted as the second silhouette from Kanye West following the OG high-top adidas Yeezy Boost 750 in 2015 and a closer look at the 2022 retro is showcased below. Defined by its almost Nike Roshe Run-like aesthetic with a more folksy influence due to the raw stitching seen along its intricately patterned primeknit upper, the retro will bear the familiar leather patch on the inner lateral side, in addition to the matching rope laces, and distinctive white heel tab with red stitching. Furthermore, the model is suggested to restock during YEEZY Day 2022 on August 1-2.

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Retailing for $200, look for the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 “Turtle Dove” 2022 at select Adidas stockists and online in August. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other YEEZY news, did you cop the adidas Yeezy Boost 700 MNVN ?Geode??

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When the majority of us think about Kobe Bryant sneakers, we tend to link the late NBA superstar with Nike. This makes perfect sense since Kobe Bryant (estate) and Nike will soon be closing in on their 20-year anniversary. That being said, Kobe Bryant’s sneaker origin story did not begin with Nike. Rather, it began with adidas. For that reason alone, this is what makes these upcoming adidas sneaker releases so significant.

The adidas Crazy 97 EQT ((formerly known as the Elevation EQT) became a household name when Kobe Bryant laced them up on his way to winning the 1997 Slam Dunk contest, becoming the youngest dunk champion at the age of 18. Although not “officially” a Kobe Bryant signature sneaker, the Crazy 97 was considered the first kicks Kobe ever got from adidas.

The adidas Crazy 1 (formerly known as the adidas Kobe) made its debut back in 2000. A rerelease happened in 2006 while the latest retro took place during the mid-2010s. These Crazy 1 is also the sneaker Kobe wore during his his first of five NBA championships. Without a doubt one of Kobe’s most unique looking sneakers, the Crazy 1 is highlighted by its molded upper that was designed to look like the Audi TT Roadster. Other design include a double foam collar, half-shell toe, injected EVA midsole and a Torsion system. Always labeled as a controversial sneaker due to its looks, there’s no denying that the tone of this upcoming retro is much different than past offerings for the simple fact that Kobe is no longer with us. For that reason, this release will be much more memorable and emotional than all of its predecessors.

Although the Kobe Bryant and Nike partnership has recently been rekindled, adidas would still like to commemorate the legend that is Kobe Bryant by bringing back some of his most notable early models that he wore during his tenure with the Three Stripes.

The adidas Crazy 97 EQT will be returning in the classic Purple, Black and White colorway that Kobe wore during the 1997 Slam Dunk contest, as well as in a brand new Silver, Black, and White “All-Star” colorway nodding to the colors of 1997?s All-Star Weekend. Also making a return is the adidas Crazy 1 in the OG White and Black “Stormtrooper” colorway. Looking to grab a pair or three? All three pairs will be dropping overseas on July 22nd at select premium retailers which includes the good people over at BSTN (yes, they ship adidas product to the U.S.)

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 4 WMNS Canyon Purple is expected to debut next month.

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Looking to add more colorways of the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 to your collection? If so, here is a first look at Kanye West’s adidas Yeezy 700 V3 Fade Salt.

Slated to make its debut in a few months, this new colorway of the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 opts for a White and Black  Primeknit upper that is then paired up with the model’s signature glow-in-the-dark cage overlay. Elsewhere you will find Grey on the tongue and inner bootie as well as light Grey suede toe overlays. A Creamy sole unit with visible Orange pods underneath round out the main features of the sneaker.

There is no official release date yet, but current reports have the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 Fade Salt releasing during the month of September for the retail price of $210. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: adidas Yeezy 700 V3 Fade Salt.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Varsity Red will be releasing on July 23rd.

UPDATE (7/18): sneakertigger gives us an even better look at the adidas Yeezy 700 V3 in the Fade Salt colorway. Current reports still have them releasing during the month of September for the retail price of $210.

While the 2022 NBA All-Star festivities in Cleveland already took place, the adidas Crazy 97 EQT All-Star 1997 is finally debuting at select retailers overseas as this exclusive pair commemorates the 25th anniversary of the momentous event. If you’re unfamiliar with this style, the silhouette was previously dubbed as the EQT Elevation, the very first model that Kobe Bryant wore during his NBA rookie season back in 1996-97. With the sneaker staying true to its OG aesthetic via the signature Three Stripe marking on its sides, alongside zig-zag detailing on the midsole, the overall makeup consists of black, white, and silver throughout. Finally, pops of orange and blue accents as an acknowledgment to the colors of the 1997 All-Star Weekend rounds out the profile nicely.

Retailing for $110, look for the adidas Crazy 97 EQT All-Star 1997 at select adidas stockists online beginning July 21. Stay tuned for the official US release date. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: adidas Crazy 97 EQT All-Star 1997. 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 450 Utility Black.

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adidas will be dropping at least one more adidas YZY BSKTBL Knit colorway before the year comes to an end. Debuting this fall season, here is a first look at the adidas YZY BSKTBL Knit Slate Onyx.

Keeping it clean and simple, this iteration of the adidas YZY BSKTBL Knit features a Black 3D knitted upper paired with a matching sock-like ankle collar. Notable details include the reflective heel cup atop a Boost-encapsulating midsole and rubber outsole.

Who’s feeling this Yeezy performance model? Retailing for $300, look for the adidas YZY BSKTBL Knit Slate Onyx to release sometime during the fall season at select retailers and adidas.com/Yeeezy. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: adidas YZY BSKTBL Knit Slate Onyx.

In Nike news, the Nike Air Trainer 1 Midnight Navy drops on SNKRS this weekend.

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Now up for grabs, here is an official look at the adidas Ultra 4DFWD in the all new Core Black colorway.

Essentially a Triple Black iteration of the model, this adidas Ultra 4DFWD features a Primeknit textile upper that contains at least 50% Parley Ocean Plastic and 50% recycled polyester. A matching 4D-printed midsole atop a Continental rubber outsole is also in play. Other details include the blacked-out heel counter, Black laces, cage and lining.

Retailing for $220, the adidas Ultra 4DFWD Core Black is now available at select retailers and adidas.com. You plan on adding these to your collection?

In Nike news, the Nike Dunk Low Jackie Robinson drops next week!