The adidas NMD range has gone from strength to strength over the past year and it doesn’t look like it’s about to slow down anytime soon. Over 30 new NMDs have been released in just twelve months, including the adidas nmd xr1 core black red and some of the sneaks are like gold dust to find these days. It’s fair to say these sneaks have taken the sneaker world by storm, with every true sneaker head in the western world queuing up to get a slice of the action. It’s not just about how they look although the silhouette has become an instant classic and the choice of fabric and colourways is amazing and add to that, they’re insanely comfortable too. You probably don’t need us to tell you how great they feel on feet, but the combination of Boost technology and unmistakeable style have made the NMD a great all-rounder.

Adidas is off to the races with the NMD collection taking off this year. As the year starts to head in to the colder season Adidas has plans to slide some new adidas nmd xr1 triple white color ways on to retail shelves and the “Duck Camo” styles will start off the season up when they release October 25th. In a smooth subtle way Adidas applies Camo print to the ventilated mesh on the upper sole that will be available in white or black. These sneakers are finished with a heel tab that sports “ The Brand With The Three Stripes” text.

The adidas NMD has been one of the drivers in the Three Stripes resurgence over the last few years. Next week the adidas adidas nmd xr1 womens black variation drops for the first time. The NMD XR1 features the same classic inspiration and Boost cushioning that makes the original NMD so popular and adds a TPU cage over the midfoot and lacing system. This latest Nomad design features adidas’ Primeknit technology and a slimmer, more forward-moving design that feels less like the original NMD and more like the Pharrell Williams designed Human Race NMD.

The Duck Camo adidas nmd xr1 olive mens dropped in 5 colorways – Black, White, Olive, Pink and Blue. It runs the regular boost sole with the trademark NMD blocks at the heel and forefoot. They have rehashed the forefoot block which is now blended into the boost sole and in white, making it almost invisible. It does not jut out and sits flush with the midsole. The sneaker has an entire mesh upper with a neoprene inner lining which I think would keep the water out to a certain extent. There are interesting bits of waxed suede on the trefoil branding (tongue) and the heel unit, in olive green. The pull tab is high-visibility contrasting bright orange in colour.

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