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The adidas TRX Vintage first resurfaced among the Three Stripes retro releases earlier this year, but has remained rather elusive in releases ever since. Luckily, this week another new color ways has surfaced, casting the retro runner in bright red. adidas’ archives are chock-full of vintage styles and models from the brand’s more than seventy-year history. The era of footwear from the Three Stripes between the ’70s and ’90s seems to be of particular interest to fans, an itch that adidas is always ready to scratch by releasing vintage models and colorways. This month, that release comes in the form of the TRX vintage, sportiesnkrs.com a long-distance running shoe from the 1970s built specifically for marathons. Now, the TRX skews more towards a life-style model, which adidas plays into with their eye-catching color designs.

adidas’ Forum 84 is catching on like wildfire with more and more renditons hitting the market. While we’ve gotten familair with the Low silhoutte the last couple of months, the Forum High will now be hitting the market in a Lakers themed offering. Thanks to Bad Bunny, adidas Forum Low has been perceived well the last couple of months once more the sneaker industry starts to prepare for the colder months, the High is expected to adidas mens running shoes be heavily pushed. That being said to gain attraction, adidas has given the silhouette the popular La lakers colorway consisting of Purple and Gold. Calling for a leather and mesh design, off-white and white decks out the upper while purple and gold deck out the heel and Three Stripes branding on the sides. A sail midsole and a gum rubber outsole finish off the design.

adidas Originals continues to drop new colorways and styles of the revived Forum Low this year. sports sheos adidas ireland sale Today, we have an early look at a new “Triple Black” colorway, coming soon. Releases from adidas’ retro lineup of the Forum ’84 Low OG began in Winter 2020, as the brand initiated the Forum rollout through a series of limited-edition collaborations developed in partnership with some longtime adidas friends. Now, the Forum ’84 continues to debut in new colorways moving forward, like the sleek “Triple Black” take on the classic silhouette we have an early look at today. Arriving in the Forum’s current standard edition, this release is not packed with expensive leathers and suedes, rather opting for a solid foundation to rock in severe weather as Fall and Winter approach.

After revealing Olympic federation kits and a series of special-edition collaborations, Nike SB has now unveiled its latest innovation ahead of the Tokyo Olympics. Dubbed the Sandy ZoomX Bruin, Nike has incorporated high-performance running technology into the world of skateboarding based on the label’s NEXT% program. The innovative new design is inspired by Sandy Bodecker - the influential Nike SB SV of Special Projects who passed away in 2018 - and his belief that skate boarding should be seen as an elite sport. Look at here Bodecker also passionately believed that skateboarding would one day be an Olympic sport. Bodecker’s influence is referenced through the sneaker’s name, and a graphic across the Flyknit upper that references Mark Smith’s portrait of Bodecker that hangs in The Bodecker Foundation space.