Michael Le When adidas was aggressively pushing their Makers Lab initiative, they brought back a large handful of fan favorites, though each with quite a few modifications. But now, nearly a year thereafter, the brand is opting for an entirely opposite approach, reviving the Micropacer classic adidas X SPEEDFLOW3 FG Junior.
First offered in 1984, the model was effectively the very fist “smart” shoe, with its built-in tracker standing proud atop the lace unit. Now, at a time where such innovation is commonplace, the addition is arriving once more, clad in a familiar chrome leather construction. This neutral metallic treats the entirety of the upper, paneling across with little variance; only the Three Stripes arrive marginally darker, contrasted much like the tooling whose two-tone coloring goes in and out from Core Black to Solar Yellow and back around.
Grab a detailed look at the upcoming Micropacer below. A release is currently slated to land at classic adidas NZ on December 10th, while a stateside adidas.com release is sure to follow not too long after.
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