When Ghosts go low, adidas names them Light’em Up Lo.
In this new low-top model influenced by the adiZero Ghost, the collar obviously has undergone some changes, but the three stripes didn’t stop there. Underneath there’s a new tooling setup with Cilia traction pattern and an articulated EVA midsole with Torsion system. Look for the Light’em Up Low at adidas retailers for the summer balling session.
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via 147 and solemovement
economy version of Adizero Shadow (in Low cut) = good upper design + cheap budget soles used in campus 2012
These are the type of shoes adidas needs to stop making.
I’m not feeling these. Agreed on the above comment. Adidas will shoot themselves in the foot at times, by making kicks like this.
While I understand what you guys are saying and I agree, it is just not practical for a business because they must have inventory for every budget class. I know these don’t look good but at least it looks better than the Nike Overplay and Air max destiny.
This shoe should only cost $49 dollars and be marketed as an after game shoe that is good enough for those that can play in whatever. Although I am going to go ahead and try the Crazy Light 2. adidas shoes should never go above $110 period. Light done Right is the only way. If you want to customize, miadidas is your route. They actually look pretty good.