First issued in 1968 as an all-around training shoe, the adidas
Gazelle's streamlined profile and innovative cushioning made it a hit
among top athletes. This OG comes in a luxurious soft suede upper with
authentic colours from the archive.
Originally released in 1968 as an all-around trainer, the Gazelle soon
became an international sneaker icon.
The Gazelle has always bounded through the world with style, and these
men's shoes do so with tonal shifts of colour on a soft pigskin suede
upper. They feature a synthetic leather lining and translucent outsole.
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Simple, lightweight and low-profile, the men's adidas Originals Adistar
Racer shoes are a running-inspired shoe featuring a light and flexible
nylon upper with suede overlays.
Modelled after the popular Gazelle football trainer, these men's Seeley shoes combine a heritage look with a skate-specific fit and feel. An abrasion-resistant upper stands up to use and abuse, and the grippy vulcanised outsole clings to your board. 
This iconic trainer from adidas originals was made in honor of the 1984 L.A. Olympics. The Rubber outsole lining has just the right arch to provide grip while it stabilises and controls the movement of the feet of the heel. Other features include the signature midsole plugs, mesh outer lining and suede for easy maintenance. 
In 1979, adidas first released the Spezial as the official elite-level handball shoe. It soon became the shoe of choice for some of the world’s finest players. This authentic remix is steeped in original style and comes in fresh new colours. 
Built in treated suede for a lived-in look and feel, the men's adidas Originals Spezial shoes take a vintage approach to the original 1979 handball style. These shoes also feature contrast 3-Stripes above the original grippy outsole. 
The clean and streamlined look of the Campus has made it an enduring
street-style icon for the hip-hop set. The men's Campus 2.0 shoes add
updated details like a smooth suede upper and a herringbone pattern on
the rubber outsole.
The adidas Dragon is a lightweight retro runner that’s been a fan
favourite since its introduction in the 70s. This latest version
features a suede and nylon upper in classic colours, an eco-friendly
lining, and contrasting EVA wedge midsole.
Originally designed as a podium shoe for medalists at the Olympic Games in Munich 1972 , this season’s adidas SL 72 has a vintage hand-finished treatment that brings an aged look to the outsole, midsole and uppers right out of the box. 
The adidas Samba Super football trainer was the basis of the Predator
football boot, which is now the best selling football boot ever made! So
where does that leave the Samba Super adidas trainer? Up there with
the Predators of course!
One
of the most popular football trainers for indoor football, yet they can
also be worn as a leisure shoe. Football club or night club, these
stylish trainers will fit right in! 
The Adidas Samba was released in 1950 as an indoor football shoe, with
over 60 years since the release the Samba trainer has evolved from the
popular football trainer it once was into a fashionable choice of
footwear. Like the Adidas Gazelle the Adidas Samba is now a favoured
choice of footwear on the terraces among ‘football casuals’, a group of
football supporters looking to bring back the 80s look and atmosphere to
the game.
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The adidas Beckenbauer Allround was released for the first time back in 1982 and was the signature shoe of German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer aka ‘the Kaiser’. At the time, Franz Beckenbauer played alongside Pele at the New York Cosmos, where they won the championship three times. Paying homage to the original Beckenbauer Allround, adidas has kept it simple with its classic ’80s look and picture tongue tag.
The adidas Originals Superstar shoe was first released in 1969 and was the first low-top leather basketball trainer to be made.
Adidas was founded in 1924 in Germany by two bothers Adi and Rudolf Dassler. The company was first named Dassler shoes and later became Adidas. By the Dassler shoes being seen in the Olympics this really helped the company get it’s name known. However, in 1948 Rudolf Dassler leaves to start his own company which is now known as Puma. Once Rudolf left his brother came up with the famous three stripes logo and changed the name to Adidas.
