Dime’s Dropping An Adidas ADI2000 Skate Shoe This Weekend

The sneaker will go live April 27 at 11am EST.

A single grey Dime sneaker with distinctive perforations and a chunky brown sole, displayed against a plain background
Via Dime
A single grey Dime sneaker with distinctive perforations and a chunky brown sole, displayed against a plain background

Dime, the Montreal skate crew known for its video shorts, apparel, and spectacular contests, is releasing a new Adidas ADI2000 sneaker on Saturday. Starting with its Vans Fairlane collaboration in 2016, the label was among the first to bring back puffy '90s and Y2K era skate shoes, a trend that continues with this upcoming pair. 

The Dime x Adidas ADI2000 features a bulky silhouette with a suede-and-canvas upper in a light brown, chalk white, and feather gray colorway. True to its early 2000s inspiration, the shoe sports ghillie lace loops with a gum outsole, OrthoLite® sockliner, and rubberized Trefoil branding on the heel. 

Pair of beige sneakers with white laces, extra grey laces on the side, and orange brand logos

With multiple layers of material and a burly rubber sole, Dime promises its ADI2000 has "non-existent" board feel and a "nearly indestructible" construction. The shoe retails for $120 and will be available April 27 at 11am EST online from Dime, before releasing April 29 at 10am EST at Adidas.

New Dime x DC Shoes Kalis OG collaboration sneaker displayed on a plain background
Side view of an Adidas Yeezy Boost sneaker in a monochromatic design on a white backdrop
Adidas and Dime collaboration sneaker, top view showcasing the design and brand logos