GEAR UP FORTHE SUMMER'S MOST EXCITING SPORTSWITH ADIDAS FOOTWEAR

When it comes to sports, there are no days off — especially during the hot summer months. Whether you’re competing with your past self or teaming up with your BFF for some heated two-on-two action, adidas has you covered with the best sneaker options backed by sports engineering and sustainability-focused manufacturing. The best part? adidas has been able to achieve that perfect balance of form and function, all the while infusing that classic Three Stripes DNA.
 
Inspired by this breadth of product, we’ve highlighted three key sports of the summer: pickleball, golf, and cycling. Each respective sport boasts its own selection of top-flight adidas footwear, so check out our selections ahead, all of which are available right now on adidas.com.

Pickleball has emerged as a trendy sport for adults, combining the competition and camaraderie of doubles tennis, badminton, and ping-pong. Don’t get us wrong, though: pickleball is hardly a walk in the park, and proper gear is a necessity for those hard and abrupt cuts on the court. adidas provides a formidable arsenal of tennis shoes, which are perfectly transferable to the sport’s subdued counterpart. Our favorites? The Torsion Tennis Low, the iconic Barricade, and the lightweight adiZero Ubersonic 4.1.

If you’re looking to make your way from the hardwood to the green, adidas Golf has some of the most stylish footwear options available on the market for sneakerheads, such as the timeless UltraBOOST 1.0 in its original Black/Purple colorway. Even the ubiquitous Stan Smith gets the golf shoe appeal, while collaborations with the likes of the Bogey Boys bring a bit more class to tee time.

Indoor cycling with notable instructors is still one of the best ways to keep in shape at home. But for those who prefer the wind in their face, adidas has several options for the avid cyclist. Our go-to pick is easily the Velosamba Vegan, which combines style and an Earth-conscious sensibility to the sport. There are more technically focused options as well, like the Road Cycling Shoe and its BOA-affixed counterpart.