Jared Ebanks Dime Skateboarding has remained a routine and integral collaborator alongside the sneaker ecosystems various SB labels for nearly two decades. Remaining committed to a busy collaborative schedule in 2023 with ASICS, Reebok and Vans, the Montreal-based brand has announced its second installment with adidas in 2023 featuring a renovated take on the board-ready Busenitz Vulc II.
In an homage to the original circa 2009 Busenitz Pro from adidas global Pro team rider Dennis Busenitz, the Busenitz Vulc II explores a duo of compelling compositions outfitted with two-toned 3-Stripes. Sharing a clad suede upper across both pairs, a greyscale “Clear Granite” consumes the near entirety of the first effort with color matches adhering to the vulcanized sole unit underfoot. In a compelling contrast, both “Wonder Mauve” and “Wonder Quartz” pair off along the profile 3-stripes while anchoring the tread and insole with a pastel finish.
Achieving a welcomed seasonal aesthetic, the second colorway adheres to a fall-friendly “Wheat” treatment composed of a “Cardboard” tinted upper, tongue, laces and sole unit. Accompanied by gold-foil Dime logos at the collar, the neutral-toned pair’s 3-Stripes are split into an opposing palette with “Dark Brown” contrasting a seldom grey appearance.
The Dime x adidas Busenitz Vulc II collection is scheduled to release on December 9th at Dime storefronts and via the adidas Confirmed app for a retail price of $90 while broader release at adidas.com and select skate shops will take place on the 11th. In the meantime, both colorways can be seen ahead in official imagery.
WHERE TO BUY
Mens Dime x adidas Busenitz Vulc 2.0
US 12/11/2023 Monday
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WHERE TO BUY
Mens Dime x adidas Busenitz Vulc 2.0
US 12/11/2023 Monday
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| adidas US | Standard | Check Site |
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