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Feel free to chime in with adidas swift run mens your thoughts down in the comments section and watch for these to show up at select adidas Originals accounts for October, 2014. After a quick collaboration in the UNDFTD x Neighborhood x adidas Consortium catalogue and a Snakeskin material flip, adidas Originals is bringing back their original adidas Micropacer for August 16th, 2014. The sneaker is currently in the midst of its 30th anniversary, so it's only right that the three stripes gives us a chance to grab the original metallic silver colorway of the obscure 1980s runner. What do you think? Stick with us after the click for a better look at the latest adidas Originals retro and head to our release dates page for more updates on your favorite sneakers.

The adidas Originals Phantom has appeared in a variety of tonal colorways since re-emerging late last year. This latest example is based in red tones and namely the Cardinal shade whose deep brick tones bear more than a passing resemblance to Stanford University gear as paired with the White Vapour accents. This suede and nylon throwback should arrive at select Three Stripes retailers in April and you can see more angles below to compare adidas trail running shoes to the recent releases. Regular Sneaker News readers will remember adidas Originals issuing an NBA Pack of Phantom IIs a few years back when the Brand with the Three Stripes picked up the league's exclusive licensing rights, but did you know its  prequel' isn't a basketball shoe at all?

The adidas Originals Phantom is a stability-minded runner whose peak days came back in the mid-late 1980s, but adidas training shoes this red and brown-accented navy blue mix of suede and leather is most definitely a product of the 2010's lifestyle revolution. A gum sole nails home the classic meets modern refinement vibe and they're available now at select retailers like Titolo. Our most recent adidas Originals Phantom preview stood out for its use of an extremely eye-catching red shade on the midsole. This latest colorway is roughly inverted, with Infrared taking over the entire upper of a black-accented Phantom that's the most eye-catching design since it came back onto the scene a few months back. The mix of early '90s bold coloring with the low profile 1985 running silhouette is a curious match of which you'll want to see more below as we approach a March ship date.

Its return is brought on by a adidas u path colorway just about as inconspicuous as its moniker, a shadowy pairing of greys and blacks with just a hint of dark royal thrown in there, keeping the runner pretty low key. Stay with us after the jump to see more of the adidas Originals PHANTOM and be on the lookout for this model come Fall 2012. adidas Originals continues to push the classic Phantom runner with new releases, but if you weren't paying close attention, you might think this pair already released earlier in the year. To the contrary, this new adidas Originals Phantom is distinct from FA12's Pool and Dark Royal combo, and can be differentiated by the nappier and darker suede overlay, red Stripes instead of white and most definitively by this pair's prominent heel branding.

The adidas Pro Conference Hi was a sneaker that adidas Originals pushed late last fall thanks to a number of furry prints arriving on the sneaker's heel turning this 80s basketball model into something you'd never see back on the court. The sneaker did see a true-to-the-original Conference Pack that featured a classic white aesthetic and now we see the traditional look return with this Collegiate Orange pair. Featuring that burnt orange familiar to Texas Longhorn fans, the shoe sports white accents on the tongue, outsole and branding to contrast. Continue onward for more from this adidas Pro Conference Hi and stay tuned for a release date in the near future. The adidas Originals Pro Conference Hi is another of the Three Stripes' classic 1980s basketball models, one that held the company down on the performance end while Run DMC was already embracing the lower oriented, casual stuff.

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