April 11th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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The advanced Dennis Busenitz signature model developed by the adidas Innovations Team is taking the start of spring literally. Here’s 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, 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.
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April 6th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Only one colorway has released at retail, and already we have proof of two different adidas Skateboarding Busenitz ADVs in red and white. This newest revelation follows last summer’s preview, wherein a few of the first generation ADVs were previewed, including one ‘Toro Bravo’-ish pair. This new style eschews all black and any semblance of the transparency that defines the Stripes on some pairs, instead opting for a more timeless suede upper on the slimmed-down Samba takeoff silhouette. Take a closer look after the jump, then grab yours at Three Stripes skate stockists like Flatspot.
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December 22nd, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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To mark the start of the third year of this Three Stripes signature series, adidas Skateboarding releases three new Dennis Busenitz colorways including the debut of his second sigs. The adidas Busenitz ADV molds the classic indoor soccer silo that’s been a hit with serious footballers, hackey sack aficionados and skaters alike for years into a refined shape that benefits from next-gen lightweight materials. The first three colorways keep it simple while the original Busenitz stays close to its roots in black/white and wheat/gum colorups, and you can see all three after the jump before buying at shops like Premier.
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November 13th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Regular Sneaker News readers might have noticed that Dennis Busenitz’ signature has slowed down after serving as a cornerstone of the adidas Skateboarding lineup, but like many sig lines, that’s just because Three Stripes is ramping up for the follow-up. More of a technical upgrade than a true sequel, the adidas Busenitz ADV utilizes more modern fabrication methods to create a style still reminiscent of classic adi footballers but with all the benefits of today’s performance machines. The black/gold/red edition is like one of the last Busenitzes in its connection to Dennis’ German heritage, and you can see those plus two more up-close after the jump. Look for the Busenitz ADV next spring and stick with Sneaker News to find out exactly when and where.
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