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The arrived at the end of the 1969s, but really began to impact the NBA from 1970. Originally conceived as a low version of the Adidas Pro, the Superstar has become something very different and independent. Many experts actually consider that it's the silhouette that defines all the 3-striped sneakers. In the early years of the new decade, about 75% of all NBA players wore the new shoe. Why did it have such an impact? Even before the Adidas Superstar, many players had turned their backs on canvas shoes like Chuck Taylor. New leather sneakers like the Adidas Pro model offer superior protection and support. But it's the Superstar who changed the game.
shoes were originally manufactured in a small family factory in eastern France. Almost without fail, every collection that Adidas publishes, there are some gold nuggets inside. It's no different, check out the latest Adidas original "Superstar" collection below!
When looking to buy the model, there is never a shortage of options to choose from. Originally published in 1969, this legendary model is now available in almost every imaginable material and design, including suede, canvas, mesh, camouflage, Primeknit, and many more. Although most of these new interpretations are hard to ignore during the day, it only catches your attention at night, the adidas Superstar Adicolor "reflecting".
A favorite since 1969, the still has it. These women's shoes remain true to the basketball icon with its authentic 3-Stripes zigzag, rubber toe and Adidas Superstar logo. The adidas Superstar is without a doubt one of the most iconic and recognizable sneakers of all time, and has just had an update for the books.
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