The Adidas Adifom IIInfinity Slide is a spinoff of the Crazy IIInfinity, which itself is inspired by the Crazy 1, formerly known as the Kobe 1. Partially derived from sugarcane, Adidas' Adifom ...

Several popular sneakers are making their return to retailers this week, starting with the "What the Kobe?" Nike Kobe 9 and ...

But get ready, what adidas did next rode no trending wave. The year was 2000. It was time to return to the moon. The Kobe, later dubbed the Crazy 1, had a molded upper on his signature that was ...

In 1996, Sonny Vaccaro offered Kobe Bryant $1 million a year to wear Adidas sneakers. It was a big risk. At the time, Adidas America didn't have the financial firepower of cross-town rival Nike.

The adidas Crazy 2, formerly the Kobe 2, is set to drop in its bold “Silver Metallic” colorway, reviving one of the early 2000s’ most polarizing basketball sneakers.

In addition to Kobe Bryant's first NBA All-Star Game shoe ... Official product images of the forthcoming Adidas Crazy 1 retro were shared by US_11 on X this week. The sneaker dons the same ...

Currently, there is no official release date or pricing for the adidas AE 1 Low. However ... Previously, he has reported on the NBA, authored "Kobe Bryant's Sneaker History (1996-2020)," and ...

Kobe wearing his Adidas Kobe 2s in 2001 ... at first have an unusual tendency of winding up in the net. Update 1/29 A previous version of this story said that the high-top Kobe 9s were developed ...

After the 2001 season, Kobe Bryant left his then sneaker sponsor, Adidas, for rival brand Nike, and the rest is pretty much footwear history. These days, many consider Bryant's lineup of signature ...

Michael Jordan was professional basketball’s first signature shoe king, but Kobe Bryant was arguably ... It happened soon after Bryant left Adidas to sign a four-year, $40-million deal with ...