Мужские кроссовки adidas

Adidas was born in soccer, but it's grown far beyond that sport to bring cleated, court and lifestyle offerings to everyone.

• In the 1950s, adidas debuted the Samba, an indoor or street soccer shoe still worn today. While the shoe received an update in the 1960s, its silhouette has largely remained the same over the years.


• The Gazelle brought suede leather to the upper before it was popular with the shoe's 1968 debut. The Gazelle has long had its cultural moments and remains a staple in the adidas repertoire.


• The birth of the Superstar basketball shoe in 1970 signified a move to the hardwood for adidas. With the famed rubber toe cap, the Superstar quickly became a prominent sneaker in basketball. As technologies advanced, the Superstar moved into the lifestyle arena, giving it a place in culture that has lasted more than 50 years.


• Tennis was key to footwear starting in the 1960s. The famed Stan Smith on-court tennis shoe, a clean white leather shoe, came into its own in the 1970s. Originally dubbed the "adidas Robert Haillet" when it was launched in 1965, Smith took over the design's sponsorship, wearing it in 1971 and having it renamed for him by 1978. The all-leather upper — with perforations on the side done in the three-stripe style of adidas — with a padded heel collar gave the shoe stability and technology that was revolutionary at the time. The clean style is still one of the top-selling shoes ever.

Look to exclusive collaborations or limited runs of special-edition shoes to find the most sought-after adidas shoes. Arguably the most expensive is the adidas NMD Hu from Pharrell Williams as part of a limited Chanel collaboration (D97921), which has sold for over $6,000 on the resale market. A one-of-300 Pharrell NMD Hu China Pack Happy (Gold) version (F99762) can be found with a price tag topping $4,000. From there, expect to find a 2016 adidas Ultraboost Uncaged Parley For the Oceans (BY2470) and a 2018 adidas Futurecraft 4D Invincible Prism (B96613), both fetching four digits.

Popular Yeezy models include the Boost 350 and Boost 750, valued at close to $2,000, and a handful of special-edition Y-3 designs worth over $1,000. Another notable design is the Prada x adidas Superstar + Bag Bundle (FW6680) with a price tag topping $3,000.