adidas Forum 84 High Grey Suede H04354

We can’t decide your winter shopping for you, but be careful of the upcoming adidas Forum 84 High Grey Suede because it will decide your entire sneaker fashion this season! We are not kidding at all! It’s a classic release from the adidas basketball shoe range. However, the colour palette is somewhere between vintage and modern. Who doesn’t fall for a pair of soft grey boots? And thanks to the brilliant design team, this shoe also comes with creamy beige.

It’s not all about the colours. This classic adidas Forum 84 dons a premium construction of suede without leaving a single layer. So, that means the usual premium leather-built is taking a back seat for this one. We don’t know about you, but this sounds pretty exciting since the winter days are almost here, and we all need some warm layers on our feet too! Follow our socials on FastSoleUK for more details.

At this point, the adidas Forum range has touched every possible arena a sneaker boot can touch. Starting from multiple collaborations to McDonald’s logos, buckles, or cages, this range has had everything. No matter how many pairs have come and gone, the original Forum 84 High vibes stayed the same. But as you can see, this time the shoe takes a different road and for better reasons.

First of all, the entire boot is made out of fuzzy and soft suede this time. The fuzzy material takes over the upper layers, while the smooth suede crafts the underlays. Suede for the collar buckle and midsole was really a bold move! The two textures of suede layers keep this boot comfortable, flexible, and breathable, regardless of the season. And the plastic heel counter joins to ensure maximum safety.

The colour scheme opts for two shades of Grey as well. For example, the underlays wear a dusty grey, while the overlays pop with a much cleaner tone of grey. A cream hue on the laces, adidas trefoil logo, and the Forum High midsole contrast this palette.

adidas Forum 84 High Grey Suede will release on 24th February via listed UK and European retailers.

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