Adidas has at last decided to show the world the Pharrell NMDs ahead of the shoes’ release this weekend. On Tuesday morning, the brand posted the above image along with a confirmation of the July 22 release date.
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The Next Yeezy Boost 750 Is Reportedly Releasing Next Month
After some confusion back in March, it sounds like the next adidas Yeezy Boost 750 finally has a release date.
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The Second adidas NMD “R1” Colorway Is Dropping This Weekend
It’s going to be a huge weekend for the Three Stripes. Not only is the global launch of the Nice Kicks x adidas NMD Runner PK going down, but the brand will also drop a new colorway of the NMD Runner PK “R1.”
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adidas Put Glow in the Dark Primeknit on Two of Its Best Sneakers for All-Star Weekend
From reflective yarns to cozy wool fibers, we’ve already seen adidas do some pretty crazy things with its Primeknit technology. Now, the Three Stripes is getting ready to introduce another game changer just in time for All-Star Weekend in Toronto.
Foot Locker Just Confirmed the Release Date for the “Black” adidas Yeezy 750 Boost
After a considerable amount of confusion last week, we now know that the “Black” Yeezy 750 Boosts are in fact the real deal, and today, another retailer has confirmed the release date.
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Adidas Announces Another Game-Changing, Color-Shifting Technology
During All-Star Weekend, adidas snuck into a crowded release schedule with one of its most innovative projects yet, the XENO Pack. Now, the brand has found yet another way to manipulate colors with its Chromatech technology.
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Air Jordan “Son of Mars”
The Kanye Westification of the sneaker game has been under way for quite some time, and it shows no signs of letting up — just look at adidas’ upcoming inline offerings. Nike, who hasn’t put out a Kanye West-designed sneaker since 2014, continues to use the colorways that were made famous by the Yeezy 1 and 2, specifically the combination of pink, black, and glow-in-the-dark green.
