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The latest version of adidas‘ ultra popular running shoe, the Ultraboost 19 gets 20% more Boost in its midsole, a new Primeknit weave for more comfort, a lightweight Torsion Spring and an extended heel frame for support. Drops 12/15/18.

adidas combined classic and retro uppers with their latest outsoles to create new silhouettes. These include a limited edition combination of the I-5923 and the 4D outsole, the Country and the Kamanda, and the Micropacer and the NMD_R1.

adidas‘ ultra popular Ultraboost shoe has seen dozens of iterations, but the Ultraboost DNA LTD has a neat and somewhat practical twist. Its upper is partially woven with reflective yarn, and its three-stripe cage is reflective as well.

adidas‘ in-house team shows its Consortium partners how it’s done. The Consortium Workshop Falcon is a fire update to the Falcon running shoe. It has a Primeknit upper, a sock-like ankle support and a toggle fastening system. Drops 8/8/18.

adidas updates its ZX 4000 runner shoe from the 1990’s with the 3D printed 4D sole, sock-like construction and a sweet mesh and suede upper. The ZX 4000 4D will initially be available in two colorways starting 11/2018 for $350.

adidas teamed up with renowned Japanese bag maker Porter-Yoshida & Co. to create a three-way briefcase, a two-way boston bag and a variant of the Campus shoes. The Campus’ upper is made of leather and textile with Porter branding. Drops 5/3/18.

adidas and Parley for the Oceans continue to promote and protect our seas with their latest collaboration. This version of the incredibly comfortable Ultraboost running shoe has a knit upper that’s partially made from recycled plastic ocean waste.

Hender Scheme revisited the otherwise played out Adidas NMD silhouette and came back with perfection. Instead of Hender Scheme’s usual raw finish, this all leather NMD_R1 stays true to the shoe’s original colors.

This deconstructed oddball running shoe got a couple of collaborative releases in 2017. But adidas Originals’ 2018 versions stand out even more. It comes in a refreshing blue/gray/green and an eye-catching black/red/green.

adidas‘ Berlin-exclusive variant of the EQT Support 93 has an embroidered ticket on its tongue that’s good for a year’s use of the city’s public transport. Limited to 500 pairs, the shoe sold for about $220, which is a steal compared to the ticket’s $890 value.

adidas‘ aptly named Archive M1 is a 36mm digital wristwatch with a classic, clean, simple, retro-inspired design. It has a stainless steel case and bracelet as well as a hardened mineral crystal. Also available in gold or black.

The first shoe from Y-3’s Spring Summer 2018 collection. The Suberou is a mid-cut slip on that is as comfortable as it looks. It has a neoprene upper with a leather toe cap and heel lining, a Poron performance sockliner and an EVA foam midsole. Available in black, red or blue.

adidas teamed up with designer Alexander Wang to create these awesome blue suede skate shoes. We love the minimal, modern look, along with the sweet tricolor edging where the sole meets the upper, a scheme which repeats on the sole.

adidas and Palace Skateboards’ Palace Pro skate shoe is getting two new dope colorways named after British skaters. Benny Fairfax’s Palace Pro comes in off-white and mint blue, while Chewy Cannon’s colorway is black and mint green. Drops 11/17/17.

One of the highlights of Gosha Rubchinskiy’s 2017 releases. The Ace 16+ Super marries the past and present of adidas sneakers. It has a one piece Primeknit upper with huge three stripes and a thick gum outsole. Available in black, red and white.

adidas teamed up with soccer legend David Beckham to create three updated versions of one of Becks’ favorite cleats – the Predator Accelerator. This triple black sneaker variant has a kangaroo leather upper, Primeknit sock and Ultraboost sole. Drops 11/17/17.

First released in 1987, the Handball Top was meant to be an indoor performance shoe, but quickly became a streetwear hit for obvious reasons. adidas is bringing back the heat with a one-to-one re-release. The shoe drops on 10/27/17. EU customers can cop it from Solebox.

The latest in adidas’ collaboration with environmental awareness group Parley. Like all the shoes in the series, the EQT Support ADV Parley has a knit upper that’s made of yarn produced by recycling plastic that was reclaimed from coastal communities.

Barneys New York has one of the most sensible adidas Consortium releases yet. The store gave the Samba sneaker a minimalist premium upgrade. The shoe’s suede upper has been replaced with a single piece of soft leather with embossed details.

Train and stunt in any weather with the newest member of the adidas UltraBoost family. The UltraBoost All Terrain has a water-repellent knit upper, a high collar with reflective details, and a thick and coarse outsole made with rubber from tire maker Continental.

Streetwear has moved on to cropped dad slacks, and elephant jeans are biding their time. But athleisure endures in the latest drop from Adidas By Kolor. The Hybrid Pants put a tech wear twist to track pants using Adidas’ breathable fabric on its roomy crotch.

A fresh look from adidas Originals line. The NMD_CS2 features a lightweight knit body which provides support and comfort, and a sweet wrapped look clearly influenced by Japanese minimalist design. They feature boost cushioning, and a sturdy rubber outsole.

Inspired by the EQT Cushion ’91, the Adidas EQT Cushion ADV has a knit upper with nubuck and suede panels and reflective 3-stripe yarn. No Boost though. It drops on 8/12/17 for $160 in different stripe colors, each limited to a region. US gets green, EU gets blue, and Asia gets red.