New product launches are often accompanied by excitement and uncertainty. In this specific case, uncertainty reigns and gives rise to numerous speculations. recentlyphotographerTyler Mansour posted interesting photos of avant-garde designed sneakers with the Adidas logo on social media. The photos immediately sparked a wave of enthusiasm, especially since Adidas has not yet made any official communication on the model. Faced with this mystery, the media quickly began searching for information. Some clues have therefore emerged about what some are already calling the mysterious “Adidas Climamog”.
Let’s look at the facts first: Taylor· Mansoor recently received an Adidas shoe with the message “You want to know what real comfort is?” This model stands out for its futuristic design, its slender and aerodynamic silhouette. Tyler Mansour claims that the shoe is not only extremely comfortable, but also breathable thanks to its openings.
In order to wick away perspiration, this shoe uses theCLIMACOOL technology, famous for its use in a range of the brand’s clothing and shoes. The name of this new sneaker model inspired by running, “Climamog”, probably comes from this technology. However, the name has not yet been officially confirmed since the model arrived at Tyler Mansoor in an unlabeled box.
under“Climamog”, is adidas taking 3D printing to the next level?
The shoe is entirely made in3D printed and made from 100% polyurethane. The printing process remains a mystery, sparking discussion and speculation in additive manufacturing media. Adidas has partnered with Carbone and OECHSLER in the past, raising questions about its partners for this new venture. Could it be that Adidas has developed its own in-house 3D printing capabilities to carry out this production independently?
3D printing is not a recent innovation from Adidas. Indeed, the German manufacturer has already launched golf shoes with 3D printed components as well as its Futurecraft line. The use of this technology also highlights Adidas’ commitment to sustainability and provides insight into its future production methods. For the moment, no launch date has been announced. However, the media discovered “Climamog” on some retail sites in Asia. The model is expected to be available in Malaysia and Singapore in gray and white colors and is expected to be priced between US$146 and US$168.
Source: Chinese 3D Printing Network
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