A New Star Wars x Adidas Ultra Boost Is on the Way

Official images of a special Star Wars x Adidas Ultra Boost S&L have surfaced. Click here for a better look at the sneakers.

Sep 12, 2019
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Adidas is teaming up with Star Wars to drop a special Ultra Boost just in time for the release of the movie franchise's highly anticipated film Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

This collaborative shoe will utilize the Three Stripes' more recent S&L variation of its popular Ultra Boost with a mesh-based upper that's combined with premium leather on the mudguard, lacing cage, and heel counter. Star Wars-specific details can be seen with the co-branded tongue along with a message on the heel tab reading "The Force Will Be With You Always." The white Boost-cushioned midsole has also been elevated with the printing of a graphic inspired by the film's spaceships.

Official release information surrounding the latest Star Wars x Adidas Ultra Boost S&L is currently unknown, but keep it locked to Sole Collector for updates.

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