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Adidas turns its Superstar into a rugged boot silhouette

Adidas gets ready for fall with a Superstar Boot

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Considered one of Adidas’ most iconic sneakers, it’s hard to escape the cultural relevance of the Superstar sneaker. Over the years, we’ve seen the Adidas Superstar remade in various ways, while still maintaining its DNA. Known for its rigid shell toe, the Superstar is beloved by sneaker fans, even if it doesn’t have the popularity of other Adidas silhouettes. Once again, Adidas is utilizing the Superstar sneaker for a new hybrid model that transforms the shoe into a heavy-duty work boot. Similar in design to a traditional Timberland boot, the Adidas Superstar Boot dons a classic, rugged look that takes details and inspirations from previous Adidas models. Built to be durable and robust, the Superstar Boot isn’t your typical Adidas offering, which makes it easy to see why the model is already selling out quickly. 

Adidas stuns with a new Superstar Boot that’s ready for work

Arriving just in time for the fall and winter seasons, the new Superstar Boot is a mix of the brand’s Superstar and Alpine silhouettes that looks like nothing the brand has released before. Made to withstand all seasonal elements, the boot features a water-resistant nubuck upper in a rich tan brown, paired with a gussetted tongue for ultimate protection. The lugged rubber outsole adds grip and stability on slippery, wet surfaces you may encounter this season. The design’s rubber welt keeps the foot firmly in its place while adding another durable layer to the boot. Bringing it all together are monochromatic brown laces that provide users with even greater security. Available for $160 on Adidas’ website, the Superstar Boot is already selling out among fans looking for their own one-of-a-kind Adidas silhouette.

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