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Just two months on top of the Eastern Conference and the Toronto Raptors are already painting themselves gold. The Toronto Raptors unveiled a series of new logos today via their social media channels. Each of the new logos feature the same central design — a claw forming the left side of the
A couple of weeks ago, we began to hear rumblings that Arizona State was preparing to make the jump from Nike to Adidas, with ASU reportedly looking for the “most lucrative deal” possible. Now, it appears that Arizona State has found that lucrative deal, and it’s with Adidas, as AZCentral.com
If you happen to be a fan of Arizona State and the modernization that their sports program underwent thanks to Nike back in 2011, then bad news is on the way. If you’re not a fan of this look and you’re waiting for change, that change could be coming in
Following the leak earlier this morning, adidas and the NBA have officially unveiled the 2014 All-Star Game jerseys. The explanation of the designs from adidas’ official press release below, with extra “u”s added in by us because… Canada: Designed by adidas, the uniforms take inspiration from New Orleans’ rich and
Earlier this week, we covered Germany’s unveiling of their progressive-looking kits for World Cup 2014. Today, adidas officially unveiled 7 kits on their twitter account, and we’ve got details for all of those kits. Argentina Basically your run-of-the-mill Argentina kit, here. Nothing too flashy or deviant from the norm when
Adidas and Real Madrid have just launched the new official home jersey for the 2013/14 season. As one of the most renowned and successful teams in the world, the new “Merengue” shirt is sure to top the list of best-selling soccer jerseys a year from now. While most people
They aren’t superheroes, but they have their own marks (just be glad they don’t also carry capes and other costumes). The biggest names in sports—you know, the ones that have their own line of shoes and apparel—need a little something besides a swoosh or three stripes to set their brand
The camo craze at adidas has only just begun. The German-based apparel giant debuted its “Impact Camo” line across a variety of sports, especially in one-off events, whether high school all-star games or even the NBA All-Star game. And we’ve certainly all seen their interpretation of camo for March Madness.
What adidas announced today might serve as the worst slate of college basketball uniforms to ever don a court (and here’s to hoping they actually don’t make it to the court this March as promised). The “fruit snack” colors offered up for Baylor, UCLA, Louisville, Kansas, Cincinnati and Notre Dame
Adidas is keeping pace in the race to promote its gear-wearing stars with individual lines. The latest move? Announcing today a new clothing line and personalized adizero F50 for soccer sensation Lionel Messi. Messi becomes only the third adidas star with his own signature line, joining David Beckham and Derrick
Adidas has really taken to this whole sleeve concept in basketball. On the heels of revealing the new Golden State Warriors’ sleeved concept, adidas announced this week that the April 3 McDonald’s All American basketball game in Chicago will feature two teams donning sleeves. The new “adizero short sleeve uniform”
Jamaican track sensation Yohan Blake brought the star power. Adidas brought the leading product. In Manhattan on Feb. 13, Adidas unveiled Boost, a completely new running shoe created around an energy-transferring foam, a commercial first. While we could get in-depth on the technical aspects of the new shoe, certainly the
