This year’s exciting Adidas

This year’s exciting adidas superstar Originals collaboration with Pharrell Williams sees the introduction of the Tennis Hu, which is a brand new silhouette and Pharrell’s first ever signature model for the German sportswear brand.The white pair with green detailing is reminiscent of the Stan Smith and celebrates the relationship between Stan and Pharrell, whilst the edition with the yellow sole and golden heel tab is a reference to the Forest Hill, the 1970s court classic.For the Tennis Hu, Adidas and Pharrell take the elements of a modern, lightweight runner and translate them into a casual tennis model, with the Adidas Originals insignia featuring on suede tab on the tongue.

adidas superstar mens is releasing a new style in its Parley series, the shoes made from reclaimed and recycled ocean trash. On May 10, the Ultra Boost Parley will be available for runners combining the boost bottom with the upper knit from the yarn created in a collaboration with Parley for the Oceans.Last year alone, Parley pulled 740 tons of plastic pollution from the Maldives Indian ocean and Adidas is using this waste and turning it into shoes and t-shirts. Adidas said that at least one million shoes will be created using ocean plastic by the end of this year. That equates to 11 million plastic bottles gathered from coastal areas.

Parley for the Oceans is an environmental organization that raises awareness about the challenges facing oceans today. adidas superstar womens began partnering with the group in 2015 and since then they have dropped the use of plastic shopping bags and eliminated plastic microbeads in body care products. Employees have also helped to support cleanup efforts and have attended the Parley Ocean school.The knitted top basically adjusts to your foot shape, so that makes it's really comfortable. The soles of the boat shoes have little screens in the bottom for draining water, but also keep your feet from sweating. Adidas will also be launching flip flops in the Parley line, as well as shorts and tank tops.

The technique uses light to shape a specially developed liquid resin that has elastic properties, then heat to set the material.As a result, the midsole can provide different levels of cushioning and stability across a single element, which Adidas said is almost impossible to achieve through mass production with 3D printing.The brand revealed it is now that it has found a production method that it believes is faster, more reliable, provides better surface quality and allows for more colour options.adidas superstar ii used its archive of running data to design the optimum shape for the midsoles. Digital Light Synthesis also allows the brand to easily alter the designs and create bespoke footwear for individual athletes.