The adidas EQT Support 93/17 White Turbo Red adidas basketball shoes for men released today for the retail price of $170. As expected, it was not an easy cop. It sold pretty fast so you had to prepare for this release if you wanted a chance at picking up a pair.The sequel to the inaugural colorway that dropped earlier this year, this version of the adidas EQT Support 93/17 rocks a White Primeknit pixelated noise upper paired up with the leather on the panels. The model s most notable feature is its signature webbed 3-stripes lacing system across its sides and the Black/White stripes on the medial and lateral side. Adding some color to the Black and White color scheme is the Turbo Red noted on the heel as well as on the medial side of the TPU ankle support/external heel cage.

A closer look at the United Arrows Sons x adidas NMD City Sock is featured, as it s set to make its debut at more retailers this weekend. Defined by a full black primeknit construction, the sleek and minimalist design is punctuated by Japanese lettering across its inner lateral section adidas black gold and heel tabs a nod to the respective fashion imprint.In addition, more Japanese text graces the frontal EVA insert, while it s capped off with a white boost midsole unit and gum outsole.Look for this limited edition pair at select adidas retailers worldwide starting Saturday, March 25th.Click and bookmark our official United Arrows Sons x adidas NMD City Sock launch page adidas black sneakers mens now for more imagery, the latest info and release details.

After releasing exclusively at Titolo last week, the Titolo x adidas NMD XR1 Trail Celestial will be getting a global release this upcoming weekend.Inspired by the alpine snow zones and hidden glacial phenomena around the store s three locations in Zurich, Bern, and Basel, this Trail version of the adidas NMD XR1 features an all-white Primeknit upper with asymmetric overlays that symbolizes the snowy slopes. Other details include white leather branded heel tabs, a white Boost midsole, and a translucent NMD XR1 Trail outsole that represents the region s deep-running glaciers.Retailing for $180 and releasing at select adidas retailers on March 25th, will you be going after a pair?

Things may soon get ugly for Asics adidas boost 350 if adidas ends up getting their way. adidas has decided to sue Asics in court for allegedly infringing on its intellectual property. There s a plot twist though, the brand s designs have nothing to do with it.adidas recently told a Delaware federal court that Asics and its recently acquired affiliate FitnessKeeper Inc. are using technology covered by a string of 10 patents held by adidas which covers technology for wearable devices offering exercise and fitness tracking and athletic training.The My Asics mobile app focuses on tracking and training for runners, and adidas claims that Asics is clearly infringing on the patents and should have known the technology is registered to adidas.

The adidas NMD R1 gets a brand new look in two different colorways made exclusively for women. The color schemes may be nothing new, but it s the extra detailing on the heel region that will make you do a double take.Brand new NMD heel graphics give the shoe a brand new look as they appear to be constructed out of a Kurim-like rubberized overlay.The bolstered vectors not only add extra protection on the shoe, but it also helps give the shoe a much more futuristic aesthetic. The rest of the shoe comes in your choice of Grey or Black mesh sitting on top of a White Boost midsole and rubber outsole. It may be a subtle change, but to adidas NMD aficionados, it makes a world of a difference. Out now, find these at select international retailers such as JD Sports.

Finally, a full-length white sole unit rounds out the sleek design. Retailing for $140, this variation of the model is set to debut adidas boost black at select adidas retailers starting tomorrow, March 23.While the adidas NMD City Sock 2 was unveiled in a collaboration with KITH and Naked, official imagery of this particular colorway is finally showcased, following its reveal in January. Compared to its predecessor, the sneaker essentially retains its sleek design ethos intact, although, the distinctive primeknit upper is now detailed with a stripe circular pattern overlay, in addition to its sock-like collar extending towards the midsole for easier accessibility. Treated in navy and white, finishing touches include brown leather heel tabs and a revamped boost sole unit, similar to the NMD R2.