adidas ZX 2K Boost Metal Grey FY2002

Enough searching for the best sneaker. You can stop once you grab the upcoming adidas ZX 2K Boost Metal Grey! The adidas Boost trainers for running series keep getting revamps and re-engineering for every release, and it actually makes the sneaker hunters stick around. This colour scheme isn’t even anything new in the sneaker realm since we have all seen several pairs flaunting the grey and volt lime combination. However, it’s the premium construction, features, and materials that make this version stand out. And if you are too into this ZX series, you can also check out the sibling themes. There’s at least a whole list of different colourways from this range. Tell us which one’s your favourite.

It’s not a good idea to lurk in the sneaker tracks without a pair of adidas on your feet. On top of that, when the entire sneaker lovers’ community is drooling over the ZX 2K Boost shoes, it’s even a worse idea not to have one! This Metal Grey version might not be your cup of tea because of the unbothered grey tones on the upper and the sudden flash of volt green accents. That’s alright because not everyone loves a mix of dull and spice. You can still follow us on @FastSoleUK and check out the other pairs dropping in different palettes. For example, Cloud White, Linen, Cloud White Pink, Cloud White Black, Cloud White Solar Red, etc. Whichever you pick, your sneaker scores will be the trendsetter. After all, it’s a trefoil ZX trainer!

First of all, let’s take a tour of this Metal Grey palette. You can see how the entire shoe wears a thorough shade of grey all over, including the tongue tab, laces, inner lining, and the synthetic heel capsule. As a result, the volt neon green hues pop up brightly from the adidas Boost midsole, pull tab, tongue label, and lace loops. It’s a little unusual for ZX 2K shoes to flaunt such a bright neon midsole rather than a white one. It still looks awesome! The grey tones on the upper body go either soft or light, depending on the layers. The white collar counter is a new addition too.

The construction takes things up a notch with season-friendly and stretchy mesh materials and synthetic panels. This retro-tech silo shows off the modern reflective effect on the TPU overlays. A half-capsule for the Boost midsole and the heel counter ensures maximum safety during footstrikes. Finally, the trefoil branding finishes it off.

adidas ZX 2K Boost Metal Grey releases on 24th August via the select UK and European retailers.

Image Credit: adidas.co.uk