The adidas Ultra 4D Revives The Original Ultra Boost Colorway

Elliot Santiago December 10th, 2020 (updated)

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Back in December of last year, word of adidas merging together their famed Ultra Boost with their innovative FUTURECRAFT 4D cushioning system first hit the internet. And while official release information still has yet to be confirmed, it appears that we may be encroaching closer, as another colorway has popped up on our radar. Instead of going for the “Triple White” motif, the Three Stripes is fashioning a new colorway that overtly points to the OG Ultra Boost arrangement.

Its heightened halves are executed with that of PrimeKnit uppers and cages dyed identically to a stark black, and come complemented with purple heel molds that have been remixed with Ultra4D lettering. Moreover, the bouncy 4D-printed outsoles beneath all of that add on to its tough aesthetic by being blacked out entirely — a departure from the usual minty green exteriors seen on most FUTURECRAFT 4D bottoms. Sit tight for further information regarding their adidas.com launch date, and enjoy a first look here while you patiently await their arrival.

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Updated (8/7/2020): The adidas Ultra4D “Core Black” releases on 8/13 for $200.