John Kim adidas is continuing to build momentum around its newest lifestyle silhouette with a special set of Hyperboost Euphoria made for nine football Federations.
Sneaker News has an exclusive look at the entire set; nine unique pairs representing different countries through subtle yet distinctive design cues. Each pair maintains the model’s clean white-and-silver foundation while incorporating a national flag at the heel and matching wavy graphics across the BOOST-cushioned sculpted midsole. Each pair also comes with custom insoles with a pattern matching the Trionda ball, the official ball for the World Cup. The featured countries are: United States, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Germany, France, Japan, Spain, and England.
The shoes first surfaced during the recent Sidemen Charity Match, where content creators Tobijizzle and Miniminter were spotted wearing the exclusive editions on the pitch.
The Hyperboost Euphoria, which won’t release until later this year, is essentially a lifestyle take on the adidas Hyperboost Edge that debuted earlier this year. Despite its intent for casual use, the Euphoria still appears like a high-performance running model, but with all the cushioning you’ll ever need as a daily beater.
Boost cushioning, at one point in time, was at the peak of popularity in the sneaker world. Silhouettes like the Ultra Boost and adidas NMD dominated the market, not to mention the insane popularity of the now-folded adidas YEEZY line that championed the foam-based cushioning throughout its most-wanted models like the Yeezy Boost 350 and Yeezy Boost 700.
At this time, adidas has not announced plans for a retail release of the Federation Customs collection, but expect the Hyperboost Euphoria to hit retailers later in 2026.
