Adidas Equipment sneakers collection. A wide-ranging assortment based in heritage and innovation, marks our first chance at the incredible EQT 93-17 Boost. Clearly the standout of the collection due in large to the possibilities it breeds by way of molded Boost cushioning, will be apart of the forthcoming White Mountaineering collaboration releasing .This iteration, the only other we’ve seen aside from the introductory “Turbo Red” colorway, comes fitted in a black base alongside navy accents. Primeknit construction covers much of the shoe while the medial side offers a nubuck stance matched with minimal script that reads ‘ADV_WM_SS17.

The latest recruit to the Boost army is the Adidas Equipment onlone shop Ultra ‘Trace Green.’ This one takes a more subtle approach than the recent ‘Turbo Red’ EQT, with an upper composed of blue-green panels on top of a bubbly white midsole. It’s the kind of no-fuss colourway that you’ll end up slipping into every other day without so much as a second thought – we’re ready to submit to takeover, where do we sign?With a seemingly endless stream of new releases flowing our way, it’s easy to get swept up in the currents of hype. Still, every now and then you just need a refreshing twist on a solid staple to anchor you for a moment – like this adidas EQT Support Refined.

The rumblings persist that the coveted offering will only grow greater following the “Turbo Red” launches tomorrow. But until that actually happens, we’re happy marveling the aforementioned color palette as it’s worthy of such attention.One of the many EQT variations we grew accustomed to in 2016 was the Adidas Equipment outlet. The “Turbo Red” edition that drops tomorrow highlighting black and dark grey shades while blending both “noise” and “glitch” motifs triumphantly.Seamlessly blending Primeknit and Boost cushioning, the Core Black colorway also incorporates an infusion of dark grey with midfoot and heel construction transitioning back to black.

Adidas was in a bad place in the early '90s, much like it was a few years ago before it put Boost in its soles and made sneakers for Kanye West. The company nearly went bankrupt.It's now 2017 and Adidas is going back to 1991 and the start of the Adidas Equipment pink online sale to create its next, soon-to-be hyped shoe. And it's a powerful source for the brand to draw from: Not only was it the time that it ditched the Trefoil logo for the modern logo associated with Adidas, the EQT was also a sneaker that had cultural value during the fall of the Berlin Wall.The EQTs came in a simple colorway of green, white, and black, and now Adidas is using this history and flipping it on its head.

We’ve seen the three stripes blend old and new in the past with the iconic adidas Equipment line serving as the inspiration behind the updated Adidas Equipment white Wholesale featuring the premium comfort of the Ultra Boost’s midsole/outsole unit. Now the trefoil brand is back with an updated homage in the form of the adidas EQT Support Primeknit featuring a bolstered combination of woven technology, wool, and Boost for the perfect Fall/Winter 2016 offering.adidas is keeping the colorways relatively simple with lifestyle influences arriving in Core Black/Dark Grey or a Footwear White to bring the patented “Triple White” aesthetic to the updated silhouette.