Perhaps thats why his first adidas Skate Busenitz ADV drop came adidas tubular radial in a colorway that looked like it could have been inspired by the German tricolor. "This newest release comes off as that black pair"s white counterpart, though there"s a bit less gold involved and a golden brown gum sole instead. "White skate shoes are going to show their age if you really ride in them, which makes for a unique opportunity to add some character to a pristine shoe. "Check them out in more photos below, then find a pair at shops like CNCPTS .The advanced Dennis Busenitz signature model developed by the adidas Innovations Team is taking the start of spring literally.

Heres another new adidas Skate Busenitz ADV , this time applying tonal black to the suede upper and its sleek laminated Stripes. "Light Aqua on the tongue really makes this design, giving these a vague  Tiffany" look that"s always welcome on skate shoes, adidas football boots and frankly just looks great on practically any sneaker. "Check them out after the jump, then find your Busenitz ADVs at adi-skate shops like Flatspot .After recently converting to a Boost sole for chilling purposes, the adidas Skateboarding Busenitz Pro is back to basics for the essential on-board construction in a two-tone adidas ultra boost uncaged suede colorway.

This time around the modern-classic skate shoe comes in rich maroon suede with white leather accents and a white rubber outsole. Simple, strong, and always effective just like Dennis Busenitz"s skate style, this latest version of his signature model is hitting adidas Skateboarding suppliers like Premier right now.adidas has made waves with their incredible Boost technology and while the Ultra Boost and NMD lines get most of the shine for implementing the cushioning system, Boost is extending to more and more of the three stripes" arsenal by the day.

Adding more comfort, the soccer-inspired tongue is constructed in a soft textile-covered foam with adidas neo breathable mesh under the laces.Ever since its release in 2009, the instant-classic adidas Busenitz Pro has seen any number of redesigns, upgrades, and material changes. Now the Dennis Busenitz signature model adds another iteration to the list, with this new mesh construction. Inspired by the Copa Mundial soccer shoe, the Busenitz gets sportier than ever with this new version featuring mesh paneling on the quarter panels to reduce weight and increase durability, while also staying durable with suede at the toe and heel.

adidas" newest basketball innovation will be hitting shelves for the first time this weekend at select locations. Dubbed the Crazy BYW LVL 1, this new design is the reimagined version of a 90"s basketball classic, souped up with BOOST tooling from today"s footwear innovations. Initially, the Feet You Wear concept was designed with a wider base in order to protect a hooper"s ankle from rolling. Now the Brand with the Three Stripes has kicked it up a notch by adding lightweight uppers, an innovative lacing system, and a three-pod sole that offers added flexibility and comfort. Select adidas stockists like Packer Shoes will get the BYW LVL 1 in stock on January 17th, and then they will drop on a wider scale on February 15th.

The adidas Crazy BYW has most certainly adidas samba been put through the ringer with updates to the basketball silhouette being framed in technical Y-3 influence and low-top statures by artist Pharell. Creating one true to its 90s influence, the third iteration finds home in palettes fittingly simple for its surprise debut. Bulk continues to play a huge part in overall aesthetics as the bulbous molds of the BOOST tech create an almost alien-like intricacy across the entire bottoms. Mudguards, which warp in wave like fashion from the toe to the rear, are given a smooth suede fabrication, contrasting against the more wide weaves of the overhead mesh.