adidas recently partnered up with professional boarder and artist Mark Gonzales to creatively enliven the brand’s Campus, a timeless model that dates back to the”Golden Age” of hip-hop music in New York City. (A couple of weeks ago, we previewed the adidas x MG Polson ST.) The shoe is definied by an intriguing zig-zag white/black pattern along the upper that’s accented by grey, black, and rust stripes. Gonzales’ ghostly logo appears on the tongue tag and is inscribed on the model’s middle panel. The skater’s signature reads vertically bottom-to-top, just left of the Three Stripes branding. Via Colette.

Yesterday, we previewed the adidas 80s Pack, a collection of the brand’s most popular models during the time period. adidas’ 60th Anniversary is on the horizon, and to celebrate the momentous occasion, the brand has incorporated the Pro Model into their “60 Years of Soles and Stripes” campaign. The model is designed just as it was released in the 1980′s, but will be released a wild navy blue sparkle/powder blue colorway and all-white color scheme. The adidas Pro Model 80s is available now at most adidas Originals dealers worldwide. Via VA.

The 1980s was defined by the fall of the Berlin Wall, the ascent of good hip-hop, and the prevalence of questionable fashion and dubious rock music. Michael Jackson was “Beating It” and fashion-first sneakerheads were adidas-ed down. The ’80s proved to be a crucial decade for The Brand With Three Stripes, as the adidas Stan Smith, Superstar, and Campus all remained popular cornerstones on store shelves and on peeps feet. To properly celebrate the period, the brand is releasing the aforementioned models in the exact materials and colorways they released in nearly 30 years (Yikes!) ago in the aptly named “adidas 80′s Pack.” Expect to see the shoes at your favorite adidas retailer soon. Via High Snobiety

Originally released in 1978, the adidas Tobacco drew inspiration from the brand’s Gazelle and Samba models. The shoe is the latest drop from Adi’s Originals camp, and the Tobacco’s thoughtful materials and docile design are sure to make it a winner in today’s casual-first market. The sneaker will release in black/black, chocolate brown/beige, and white/tobacco brown. The adidas Originals Tobacco is now available worldwide at selected retailers. Images via Size?

Travel along with adidas and Dwight Howard as they film a spot at an NBA Testing Ground Center at a secret, undisclosed location for the new adidas TS BOUNCE Commander. The commercial calculates Dwight’s yearly jumping stats, converting his functional energy into various statistics–pretty cool, methinks. Bounce.

Highlighted by adidas’s uber-breathable Clima Cool mesh technology, the adidas Mad Clima is a versatile shoe directed towards player looking for a comfortable shoe when the competition heats up. The Clima features raised sidewalls along the forefoot for improved stability and adiPRENE underfoot for unmatched comfort. Aesthetically, the product implements Adi’s Three Stripes logo in a horizontal format, which is certainly a modernist step away from the brand’s traditional midfoot-oriented branding. The Mad Clima has arrived at Eastbay in a white/white/fade blue color scheme and black/red/white colorway for $79.99. Learn more here.

As snow begins to fall and Thanksgiving inches closer, the warm, narcotizing months of June seem to be ages away. Even so, it’s never to early to begin looking for next pair of summer kicks–well, look no further than the adidas ZX 90! With mesh accents lining the toebox, middle panel, and ankle region, the antiquated runner is a perfect breathable option for kickin’ it midsummer. Underfoot, the ZX offers up Adi’s Torsion stability shank and uber-comfortable EVA cushioning. Via High Snobiety.