Brad Hall Reviews the adidas Originals Yeezy Boost 750 "Light Grey/Gum".Famed internet sneaker reviewer Brad Hall is back again, this time spelling out his thoughts on the adidas Originals Yeezy Boost 750. Hall is undeniably excited, and gushes about all parts of the shoe, fr om the luxurious suede upper and even saying that “it doesn’t smell like any other shoe.” Check out Hall’s review above and learn what his favorite features are. While Hall is probably one of the first to get his hands on a pair, everyone else can get ready for the release this weekend June 11. Click here to check out the full list of retailers.
adidas has been pushing the NMD Runner on us with full gusto and the sporty silhouette will be dropping in three basic colorways for y’all. Built with mesh construction, the model gives you a choice of “Black,” “Onix Grey,” or ”Navy” uppers with matching tonal laces and different colored accents on the pure white Boost sole. The three understated color themes are part of four new colorways for men and two for women that are dropping together mid March.Catch these adidas NMD Mesh models and more at adidas and sel ect stockists like Shoe Palace on March 17 for $120 USD each. Did you also catch the Black Suede NMD Chukka?
“Triple White” Ultra Boosts just made a comeback last month — in slightly modified form, mind you — and now adidas is doing the same for the “Core Black” colorway. Unofficially dubbed the “Core Black 2.0,” the kicks feature an entirely Primknit upper (the original used mesh along the collar) while a Continental rubber outsole provides improved traction in any condition.Retailing for $180 USD, the kicks are available now via the adidas web store and will soon be making their way to additional Three Stripes stockists worldwide.
As the end of the year approaches, we distill the people, moments, and trends that were inescapable on Instagram, ubiquitous on the street-style circuit, and always had us coming back for more. Plus, we predict the 13 things we think everyone will be talking about in 2014.One of our favorite accessories, the clutch, made a triumphant return this week. Stars were bringing out all kinds of different versions of the small and dainty bag on the red carpet, and let’s just say, each and every one made a serious statement.Shoes took center stage as well. Bella Thorne wore some beautiful green heels, and Heidi Klum officially brought a controversial (yet very comfortable) shoe choice back in style.Check out the best celebrity accessories of the week!
Independent chain Comfort One Shoes, headquartered in Manassas, Va., has taken a wellness stand with the rollout of a new banner, Sports and Wellness Center, this past fall. President Maurice Breton converted one of the chain’s four locations in Washington, D.C.’s Dupont Circle in order to focus on the emerging category. “We wanted to get ahead of the curve,” said Breton. “We see wellness as a mega-trend.” According to Breton, there are four yoga studios within a few blocks of the 1,850-sq.-ft. store. “The demographic is in exactly the right location,” he said. The store will focus on brands such as MBT, Cogent, > Earth, SpringBoost, New Balance and Aetrex. Moving forward, Breton plans to add Z-Coil, No Gym Required and others.Montreal-based Kushyfoot, which offers socks, tights and toe covers with built-in reflexology-inspired soles, is expanding its product mix to include fl ip-fl ops and shoe cushions designed to mimic the features of its hosiery. The fl ip-fl ops, retailing for $6, have a ridged EVA footbed that massages and cushions the foot. For enhanced comfort, a pair of novelty Mitten socks with a compatible split toe ($4 at retail) can be added. These are available for immediate delivery. Kushyfoot is also offering its first shoe cushions, which incorporate a 3-D surface design that provides the same massaging qualities. Available in two-pair packages, retailing from $6 to $9, the cushions will hit stores this month.
Whether you got your hands on the first adidas NMD release or missed out thanks to the lim ited quantities, by now you’re probably thirsting for more of adidas’ hottest new silhouette. After initially dropping in late 2015, we’re finally getting a second colorway of the NMD, this time with a bold graphic across the Primeknit upper. The TV fuzz-like graphic covers the sneaker fr om heel to toe, with accents in black and an absence of the three stripes at the midfoot like the first colorway. Take a good look at the upcoming adidas NMD R1, and don’t forget that they drop this Saturday at select adidas Originals retailers around the globe.
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adidas has been pushing the NMD Runner on us with full gusto and the sporty silhouette will be dropping in three basic colorways for y’all. Built with mesh construction, the model gives you a choice of “Black,” “Onix Grey,” or ”Navy” uppers with matching tonal laces and different colored accents on the pure white Boost sole. The three understated color themes are part of four new colorways for men and two for women that are dropping together mid March.Catch these adidas NMD Mesh models and more at adidas and sel ect stockists like Shoe Palace on March 17 for $120 USD each. Did you also catch the Black Suede NMD Chukka?
“Triple White” Ultra Boosts just made a comeback last month — in slightly modified form, mind you — and now adidas is doing the same for the “Core Black” colorway. Unofficially dubbed the “Core Black 2.0,” the kicks feature an entirely Primknit upper (the original used mesh along the collar) while a Continental rubber outsole provides improved traction in any condition.Retailing for $180 USD, the kicks are available now via the adidas web store and will soon be making their way to additional Three Stripes stockists worldwide.
As the end of the year approaches, we distill the people, moments, and trends that were inescapable on Instagram, ubiquitous on the street-style circuit, and always had us coming back for more. Plus, we predict the 13 things we think everyone will be talking about in 2014.One of our favorite accessories, the clutch, made a triumphant return this week. Stars were bringing out all kinds of different versions of the small and dainty bag on the red carpet, and let’s just say, each and every one made a serious statement.Shoes took center stage as well. Bella Thorne wore some beautiful green heels, and Heidi Klum officially brought a controversial (yet very comfortable) shoe choice back in style.Check out the best celebrity accessories of the week!
Independent chain Comfort One Shoes, headquartered in Manassas, Va., has taken a wellness stand with the rollout of a new banner, Sports and Wellness Center, this past fall. President Maurice Breton converted one of the chain’s four locations in Washington, D.C.’s Dupont Circle in order to focus on the emerging category. “We wanted to get ahead of the curve,” said Breton. “We see wellness as a mega-trend.” According to Breton, there are four yoga studios within a few blocks of the 1,850-sq.-ft. store. “The demographic is in exactly the right location,” he said. The store will focus on brands such as MBT, Cogent, > Earth, SpringBoost, New Balance and Aetrex. Moving forward, Breton plans to add Z-Coil, No Gym Required and others.Montreal-based Kushyfoot, which offers socks, tights and toe covers with built-in reflexology-inspired soles, is expanding its product mix to include fl ip-fl ops and shoe cushions designed to mimic the features of its hosiery. The fl ip-fl ops, retailing for $6, have a ridged EVA footbed that massages and cushions the foot. For enhanced comfort, a pair of novelty Mitten socks with a compatible split toe ($4 at retail) can be added. These are available for immediate delivery. Kushyfoot is also offering its first shoe cushions, which incorporate a 3-D surface design that provides the same massaging qualities. Available in two-pair packages, retailing from $6 to $9, the cushions will hit stores this month.
Whether you got your hands on the first adidas NMD release or missed out thanks to the lim ited quantities, by now you’re probably thirsting for more of adidas’ hottest new silhouette. After initially dropping in late 2015, we’re finally getting a second colorway of the NMD, this time with a bold graphic across the Primeknit upper. The TV fuzz-like graphic covers the sneaker fr om heel to toe, with accents in black and an absence of the three stripes at the midfoot like the first colorway. Take a good look at the upcoming adidas NMD R1, and don’t forget that they drop this Saturday at select adidas Originals retailers around the globe.
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