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ÿþThe adidas ZX Flux NPS Mid may not be the beast adidas alphabounce the original ZX Flux is, yet with winter just around the corner and cooler climate continuing to blanket much of the country, their need is growing greatly. Maintaining the minimal yet stylish function their predecessor embodies, the mid cut variation differs just slightly, and much of that can be credited to its top strap. This pair, however, is the first of the colorways we've seen that move away from monochrome. Highlighted by a white base with purple and turquoise accents along the mid, rear and lace lock, if this is any indication of whats to come, we could be seeing a lot more ZX Flux Mid's in the weeks to come.

The ZX adidas predator Flux has always had an eye for three stripes history as the shoe was a reference to archival runners in the first place. Now we see the seamless woven upper reference some classic colorways atop past ZX models as hues of adidas boost pure clear aqua, bright cyan or a more ominous obsidian, black and yellow add enticing offerings to the shoe's brief lineage. Each of these looks are headed to select UK retailers like Size? this Friday, February 13th. No word yet on whether we'll be able to grab a pair stateside, but let us know if you're a fan of the latest woven look in the comments section.

The AF line's statement piece is obviously the AF 1.3 PK, featuring an extra high silhouette with adidas game of thrones a full Primeknit build with overlaying water-proofing coatings, also reinforced with a weather-resistant inner lining and insulated sockliner. It all sits atop a rugged hiking outsole for extra grip and a heavy-duty look. The AF 1.4 PK features all the same technology and features, but in a more subtle low-top silhouette.

The all-red trend on sneakers has been going on so long now, it's not even really a trend anymore, just something we all expect almost as much as a black and white colorway on any new shoe. The latest sneaker to get the all-red look comes from adidas Skateboarding with the Seeley , the brand's simple canvas low-top perfect for summer. The striking scarlet colorway from top to bottom is accented with metallic gold for the perfect compliment to the red-out. You can grab your own pair now from adidas Skateboarding suppliers like Sneaker Politics .

The adidas basketball shoes all-red-everything look goes next to the adidas EQT Support . Well, it's actually not quite all-red, which helps it leave behind comparisons to the infamous "Red October" color scheme that's now been beaten into the ground. Here we see the classic adidas runner keeping it a little more original with a tonal red upper in mesh, suede and leather for a premium look. They're finished with a bit of black leather at the heels, and a contrasting white midsole. The tonal red adidas EQT Support is arriving now and ready for purchase at select adidas Originals retailers, including Oneness .