This past spring, the adidas team released a pair of ZX8000 to commemorate the Boston Marathon. Now, the adidas squad is prepping for another release of the ZX8000 model but with an original colorway: sky blue-navy blue/yellow. While this pair’s colorway may seem as a sort of inverse of the Boston Marathon pair, the pair we’re previewing for you now actually dons the same colorway the adidas ZX8000 came out in for the first time. However, the only catch is that these will release first in Berlin and then across Europe for a Spring 2010 campaign, with no signs of a stateside release. Therefore, you most likely will have to take a trip overseas or find an online retailer to provide you with these as soon as they can because, again, these will be extremely limited. Which of the two pairs of adidas ZX8000 discussed here do you think looks better?

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The popular Adidas Centennial Mid has been fitted with a special Boston Celtics colorway as part of Adidas’ ‘Mid Eastern Conference Pack‘, releasing just in time for the start of the 2009-2010 NBA Season. Featuring the iconic Celtics logo on the tongue, the model uses green suede/leather and black stripes and collar pipping to create a dream sneaker for any die-hard Boston fan. Retailing for $80, you still have time to grab a pair from adidas Originals accounts before next Tuesday’s Celtics/Cavs season opener.

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At the end of last month, we saw what Japanese designer Kazuki Kuraishi had to bring to the table in a collaborative effort with the adidas Originals team. Now, we bring you a preview of what the Japanese adidas design team has cooked up overseas. On the left of this first picture is a pair of adiZero Mana, while on the right you can see the adiZero Pro. The Mana sports a white/red/black colorway, while the Pro is mostly white with minimal red & navy blue accents. There is mesh material on both uppers, while both shoes’ lightweight design makes both ideal workout shoes. In fact, the adiZero design team is so confident that its buyers will be satisfied, that it is offering a 28-day money-back guarantee to customers trying out either the adiZero Mana or Pro. The only catch is that there is no word as of yet concerning a stateside release. You’ll have to purchase these from an online retailer to see what the hype is about.

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As we know from the special white model that released this past summer, the adidas Top Ten Hi is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the latest addition to the model’s long history releasing this week. Featuring a classic black, white, red and blue color scheme, the model utilizes a mixed-upper and glossy Stripes to provide the perfect amount of material contrast. You can check out some more pictures after the jump, or head straight to Wish to grab a pair of your own.

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On top of the Forum Low models we saw a few weeks ago, Adidas has just released two new colorways of the shoe’s mid-top incarnation. Featuring a nubuck/leather upper, bright coral and blue accents, and two-tone laces, one of the colorways had been previewed before. The black and yellow ‘killer bees’ model, however, brings something new to the table, using buffed leather and a clean color pallet to its advantage. You can find either version of the adidas Forum Mid from select adidas Originals retailers now.

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adidas is definitely making sure we all get in the holiday spirit, with releases like the green suede pair of Stan Smith II’s touched up with gold and red as well. However, adidas has also prepared the pair of Superstar II’s pictured here for the Christmas season. This adidas silhouette comes in a red suede upper with dark red toe box, black adidas stripes, green lining near the ankle area, and gold accents on the heel. Having just previewed the Stan Smith II’s earlier today, we have to ask which pair of adidas Christmas sneakers our fans out there think looks better. Both have a completely white sole, so what’s more alluring- the green suede upper or red suede upper? Check out more pix after the jump.

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The adidas brand recently made a pair of black patent leather Ecstasy’s especially for the ladies. Now, adidas has extended its attention on the women after collaborating with famous artist Missy Elliott to produce the mid-top Missy E. Fly Hoop’s pictured here. This sneaker is decked in gold, comes with white soles and buttermilk outsoles, and incorporates black jewelry material into the patented adidas three-stripe pattern. Having released at select adidas and adidas Originals accounts, these sneakers could run you somewhere around $85. How do you guys feel the team of adidas and Missy did on this pair of sneakers? Fellas, would you want your girl in these? Check us out after the jump.

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