If there was ever a time you desiered to walk through concert doors or roam all over coliseum floors, it very well might be now. No, there’s not another Live Aid/8 benefit concert coming up to commemorate the fifth birthday of the last one, but instead an anniversary for one of the first explicit instances of overlap between hip-hop culture and major sneaker brands. The Run-DMC x adidas Originals Superstar 80s ‘My adidas’ 25th Anniversary edition commemorates five x five years since the song that gave a name to Three Stripes online customization service first hit radio airwaves. These are unique for their use of custom embroidery on the rear as well as a dookie rope dubrae; are they the greatest shelltoe release of the last quarter-century? Click through to see some more images and expect these in stores starting Friday, November 11th, a fittingly timed release for one of the rap game’s oldest veteran groups. via HB
Run-DMC x adidas Originals Superstar ’80s ‘My adidas’
Aaron Hope
October 21, 2011
This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. The opinions and information provided on this site are original editorial content of Sneaker News.
452
Popular Sneakers
Popular Stories
Latest News
Deion Sanders Reveals A First Look At The Nike Air Diamond Turf Retro
From his confident personality to his resurgent signature shoe line with Nike, Coach Prime needs little to gain the attention of football fans across the...
by Sneaker News
4 hours
1533
This Swarovski Encrusted Nike Air Max Plus Will Run You $550
Nike’s partnership with Austrian luxury brand Swarovski has yielded some of the most precious footwear and apparel pieces in recent memory. From adorning the Air...
by Sneaker News
5 hours
550
Official Images Of The Lil’ Yachty x Nike Air Force 1 “Concrete Boys”
Updated November 21st, 2024: Official images of the Lil Yachty Air Force 1 “Concrete Boys” have surfaced. With the collaboration thoroughly previewed, Nike is now...
by Matt Varga
5 hours
1882
Loading...