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The adidas Equipment imprint has been a major player for the adidas busenitz boost three stripe s retro lineup for quite some time now. Of course, the likes of the adidas EQT Support 93 has also benefited from Primeknit and Boost overhauls to enter a more modern, lightweight context that works better for lifestyle purposes than as an actual performance runner. But it s always nice to see the original still get some love even with the current climate dictating a more focused output on the former. Today we get a look at the adidas EQT Support 93 Camo Print, which utilizes a off-white suede with different shades of light grey hitting the military pattern. A white sports mesh adds a traditional construction on the forefoot while a classic gum outsole adds a perfect lifestyle finish. Interestingly enough, that trendy Turbo Red, a shade that constantly reminds us of the Hot Lava shade from Andre Agassi s Air Tech Challenge II, makes its way onto the heel for just a slight stripe of vibrancy.

Turbo adidas ace 16 ultra boost Red is definitely the color of the season when it comes to the adidas EQT line, as it hows up on another hot new release. Obviously accompanying recent looks for the EQT Support Boost 93/17 and EQT Support Boost 93/16, the original construction of the EQT Support 93 also arrives in a super clean combination of crisp adidas ultra boost 1.0 white with black and Turbo Red accents for the perfect springtime vibe. Expect these to hit select adidas Originals retailers like 43einhalb on March 23rd.

adidas just combined their trendiest retro silhouette, the Stan Smith, with their two innovations in Boost and Primeknit. While we ve already seen the iconic tennis shoe with both materials, combining all three into one solo release is certainly a first. It only makes sense that adidas kicks it off with the original Fairway Green colorway, so if you re a fan of Stans, Primeknit, and Boost, there really is no debate as to why you shouldn t pick up a pair. Retailers such as Overkill are stocking them now; adidas flux zx Green and Navy are up for grabs.

The Triple Black continues to be a hit for adidas Boost-laden models like the adidas NMD. While an all-black version has already released with a basic mesh upper, this brand new version with a ribbed, corduroy-like upper has just appeared in stores without notice. Do you prefer the ribbed texture on the lightweight upper, or do you prefer the airy mesh or even the higher-end Primeknit? Peep a closer look below and get your pair now at Stadium Goods or eBay.

More details of Kanye West s next adidas Yeezy sneaker emerges. The shoes appear far more low-tech compared to the Yeezy Boost line, with some (okay, many) pointing out the similarities to another icon of the European sneaker scene the Reebok Workout. Kanye s Yeezy PowerPhase shoes has the same gym-shoe aesthetic with a simple all-white leather upper, retro-style branding, and CALABASAS printed adjacent to the rear-most stripe. The shoebox appears to the basic blue/white Originals box as well, so don t expect any bells and whistles in the form of slide-out boxes and whatnot (after all, the shoe costs $120). Stay tuned for release info, because it appears that influencers/notables are receiving their pairs now.

LaVar Bell, better known as father to UCLA guard Lonzo as well as two High Schoolers LiAngelo and LaMelo, thinks his three sons are worth a $1 billion package deal, according to Darren Rovell of ESPN. He adds that the prospective brand adidas flux would not be required to pay the $1 billion up front and that he would graciously accept $100 million a year for a decade. This is a rather preposterous demand for several reasons, as it pits the Ball sons neck and neck with Michael Jordan and LeBron James; MJ earns about $100 million on royalties from his Jordan Brand, while LeBron inked a $1 billion lifetime deal. LaVar also notes that if Nike, adidas, and Under Armour pass on his contract demand, all there sons will be signed to his Big Baller brand, which currently sells poorly designed t-shirts.