Ultra Boost 2022, adidas (XETRA:ADS.DE +0.29%) has poured a considerable amount of energy into its running category to create a premier line for its long-distance racers. One silhouette that’s been leading the pack has been the Adizero Adios Pro, and its latest 3.0 variation has just been officially announced.As summertime races continue to happen all throughout the world, the globe’s top athletes are lacing up the best raceday shoes around. Soon joining the bunch is the Adizero Adios Pro 3, the latest in the historic Adizero range.The marathon-ready model has been unveiled in its inaugural “Core Black/Beam Yellow/Solar Green” colorway. The former tone decorates a majority of the real estate while “Beam Yellow” and “Solar Green” accents are embedded in gradient form into the oversized stripes that don the forefoot.
The upcoming adidas shoes set to launch in a “Black,” “Beam Yellow” and “Solar Green” colorway, it builds on the legacy of the original Adios Pro 1. ENERGYRODS 2.0 and Lightstrike Pro foam return from the series’ second offering, with the upper that they cushion delivering a lighter, more moist-wicking arrangement than previous iterations. The 3-Stripes-branded area, like there tooling solution underneath, is made in part with recycled materials, following in the steps of the German sportswear brand’s other sustainable efforts.
This Bad Bunny x adidas Response CL Cream White is dressed with a cream base that’s accented with metallic grey and white overlays with a “melted” look.Unlike his adidas Forum Low collaborations thus far, branding is kept to a minimum on Bad Bunny’s next release, as “El Ojo” (“The Eye”) maintains its position on the heel. The shoes, however, do come packaged with a bunny-donning carrying bag, which further differentiates the reggaetonero’s joint-projects from other offerings. Lastly, the Bad Bunny “dad shoes” don a slightly-yellowed midsole underfoot, which delivers a vintage aesthetic to the Response and adiPrene-cushioned pair.