The Latest adidas ZX 10.000 Is A Display Of Tonal Simplicity

Michael Le July 9th, 2021 (updated)

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Previously, adidas was reluctant to rely on simplicity. But since the return of the Forum, the brand has taken a step in the right direction, opting to celebrate the shoes themselves rather than the color they choose to dye them with. Here, the ZX 10.000 is seeing this exact treatment, its uppers a display of tonal universality.

A mix of materials take the shape of the silhouette. Synthetic ripstop adds underneath a durable foundation, its texture revealed by way of the toe, side, and collar. Over top, panels of both thick suede and leather dress in the exact same off-white shade, maintaining a thorough cohesion. The palette, then, shifts subtly to a soft white, a neutral used atop fixtures like the counter, Three Stripes, lace unit, and midsole.

Finished with gum bottoms, the pair should hit adidas.com and select retailers very soon.

In other news, a Yellow Forum Mid is available now.