Michael Le Despite or because of the radical change in design, the adidas Ultra Boost 19 has yet to fully hit the ground running, but with the help of its now growing list of collaborators, the silhouette may see to a bit of a time in the sneaker spotlight. Once again recruiting the talents of one of their many long-time friends, the Three Stripes has given full reign to the noteworthy Japanese label NEIGHBORHOOD, allowing them to add in their signature branding in replacement of the German brand’s own. Cages, as easily the most standout modification, are sprawled with their namesake in perpetuity, a maximal touch up that near shrouds the logo hits regardless of their raised execution. Elsewhere, the pair is largely understated — a fitting choice for the works of Shinsuke Takizawa — in what is effectively a Triple Black scheme. Primeknits all dye in dark tint with slight variation at the heel in dark grey; even BOOST now does the same, adding to what has been a long list of colorless takes by the designer. Grab a detailed look at these right here and keep it locked for word on their adidas.com release.
