Matt Varga Bad Bunny and adidas have been at it for more than a decade now, so a serious level output is only expected over that time. Still, the singer’s range over that span is worth celebrating, having taken his talents to silhouettes both already established (the Campus, the Gazelle) and using his star power to accelerate more budding ones.
Beyond his signature BadBo 1.1 and BadBo 1.0, the Ghost Sprint is arguably the most notable in the latter category, The futuristic low-pro silhouette stormed onto the scene during the height of the World Cup, later revisited in a sleek “Charcoal” edition. The futuristic low-pro silhouette stormed onto the scene during the height of the World Cup, later revisited in a sleek “Charcoal” edition. For its next act, this neon green and blue colorway leans on the more vibrant looks it debuted with, almost in a literal sense; it’s as if the original “Solar Slime” was given the cooler tooler unit from the “Dark Marine.”
Firm details for the Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint aren’t available at the time of this writing. We’d expect these to touch down sometime in the Holiday 2026 or SPring 2027 windows, but as with the Bad Bunny Stone Slide, a far-ahead preview isn’t out of the question. While we sort through the latest, keep an eye on our Sneaker Release Dates page.
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