A world record in Buenos Aires on gave hints of London as the German sportswear giant turned the moment into another marketing jab.
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A world record in Buenos Aires on gave hints of London as the German sportswear giant turned the moment into another marketing jab.
The record breaking formula of the Adios Pro Evo 3 gets channeled into a model that is set to tackle the world’s toughest terrains.
The fashion label connects with the Olympian heptathlete on a collection built for competition, training and recovery that brings breathability, stretch and support in a set custom pieces that are ready for the podium.
The rapidly growing Boost family gets its newest member in the form of a lightweight daily trainer formulated with an injection of energy return.
With Spain and Argentina both wearing kits supplied by the German sportswear maker in Sunday’s final, the brand beat its own $1 billion sales estimate.
The popular chunky retro runner lifestyle silhouette from gets a fall-inspired colorway with an upcoming variant in brown, yellow, black and white.
The popular versatile daily trainer gets a zipped variant that draws inspiration from track spikes plus five colorways.
The next flavor of the popular chunky lifestyle retro runner gets the blank canvas treatment and a bit of a wider release.
The German sportswear maker announced the move on Tuesday as part of a larger plan to buy $1.1 billion of its own shares this year.
The first-ever safety footwear collection from the sportswear maker is “designed to support working professionals who perform under pressure in the toughest environments.”