This past Fall 2015, the adidas Futurecraft 3D was introduced, and now we can provide you with a detailed look at the innovative silhouette.
Boasting the brand’s signature primeknit upper that offers maximum comfort and breathability, the low-top is essentially defined by its unique 3D-printed midsole component. This revolutionary design is created by a flexible, and breathable carbon copy of the athlete’s own footprint, such as its exact contours and pressure points which will enable the best running experience. The goal in theory is to provide each person with their personalized shoe to support their individual needs.
Certainly a looker in its pristine finish, the upper is doused in White, while cream-colored laces complement its overall palette. Other notable details include the distinctive three-stripe branding on its side panels and the recognizable logo in reflective silver across its tongue tab. Additional reinforcement is provided by a matching overlay across its heel counter.
You can expect to find this unique pair at select adidas retailers by Spring 2016. Stay tuned in to KicksOnFire for more updates.
via: Kenlu
Author’s Take
I’ve been able to work with 3D printed machines and they’re definitely the future. Aesthetically, these are beautiful and I’m just insanely biased, especially because of the colorway. I can’t wait till it officially releases. Hopefully not limited.
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