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The fresh PureBOOST X collection welcomes an elegant red colourway into its ranks. Designed by adidas for long-distance running, the lightweight sneaker boasts a snug sock-like upper that conforms to the natural movement of runners with a neutral gait. Aided by a full-length ‘energy-returning’ boost midsole with a flexible webbed outsole – and the undeniable fact nike shox r4 uk that red is the fastest colour – ?these lightly striped sneakers might be seen on the podium in August.The full?adidas PureBOOST X range is available at?adidas online now.
In mythology the Pegasus is a rare beast, in the Nike catalogue it is not. In fact, it’s the longest continually running line of Nike shoes, now in its 33rd?year. But this is a good thing, because Nike continue to produce fresh new versions of nike air max 2017 ireland the Pegasus, while offering a steady flow of reworked retro editions – as seen here in the mean green ’83 version. The upper has been built from shades of olive and a bright khaki suede, with a dark green leather Swoosh. An olive wedge has been worked in next to the white EVA midsole, which is capped of with a complimentary gum sole. This one is sure to induce emotions of envy in anyone that sleeps on the drop.You can get your hands on a pair of the Nike Air Pegasus ’83 ‘Olive Flak/Cargo Khaki’ now from select stockists, including Titolo.
Update:?The adidas Ultra Boost ‘Multicolour 2.0’ has almost landed. You can wrap your foot in some rainbow yarn nike shox nz uk by kicking it over to select adidas stockists on July 28, including Politics.This is the second ‘Multicolour’ iteration of the adidas Ultra Boost we’ve seen – and we’re not sure which one we like more. The last?offering had a less colourful knit, but paraded it in high concentration on the tip of the toe box. This one goes for a?tactic of even dispersion, with the same blend?of multicolour dipping over and under the otherwise clean white Primeknit upper. Thick doses of red then balance out the colourway on the heel counter, while the Boost midsole is characteristically covered in white.The adidas Ultra Boost Multicolour 2.0 doesn’t have a release date just yet, but stay with us and you’ll know as soon as it does.– Originally published June 1, 2016