Adidas Crazy

Back in February, adidas Basketball previewed several forthcoming sneakers at their “Remember The Why” event at All-Star Weekend. And alongside appearances from past favorites —...

Adidas is releasing Kobe Bryant's old signature sneakers on July 21, 2021.

The adidas Crazy 2, aka the Kobe 2, will be releasing in 2025. Click in to learn everything you need to know.

As part of adidas' All-Star Weekend celebration.

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Packer is pleased to reunite with adidas Basketball to present its second lookbook showcasing the Crazy Infinity in a new lens, this time now focusing on a more traditional Triple Black iteration of the silhouette. As an extension to the first drop, this series further explores the versatility of the Crazy Infinity which seamlessly combines style with functionality. Boasting large proportions which merge well with contemporary looks, the model's design serves as a reminder of the continued…

Celebrating the release of the collection for FC Bayern Basketball by adidas and BSTN, we are giving away one pair of the limited-edition ‘The Garden’ version of the adidas Crazy 8 Low, which is only available for Friends & Family. To enter the giveaway simply: - Follow @bstnstore and @fcbayernbasketball - Like this post - Tag 2 friends in the comments Only the winner will be contacted directly on Monday, Sep. 30th. Good luck, fam! #bstnstore #fcbayernbasketball #WeBallTogether

adidas is expanding upon its Crazy Basketball line, which was made famous by Kobe Bryant, through a new iteration dubbed the adidas Crazy New Era. Releasing in early 2023, the model will be available through adidas and select adidas retailers online and in-store. For first looks, release information, and more, check out the adidas Crazy New Era Stormtrooper here!

Despite a very public falling out in the early 2000s, adidas have continued to honor the Kobe Bryant legacy through retrospective releases of his signature Three Strip footwear line. From the Top Ten 2000 to the EQT 97 and the infamous Crazy 1, adidas has progressively paid tribute to their shared time. Now, a contemporary […]

Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers passes behind his back in game two of the 2001 NBA Finals against the Philadelphia 76ers at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.