adidas is preparing to introduce a futuristic-looking runner, the Lightblaze Moc, made entirely of the latest cushioning technology from the brand, Lightstrike foam. Coming in Pure Sulfur Bliss Pink, the design is influenced by past endeavors.
Out of the many Yeezy products that revolutionized footwear design, the Foam RNNR was a style that captured consumers' attention and was an overnight success globally. adidas CEO Bjorn Gulden stated that while the brand owns the Yeezy designs, they will not use them. However, with the popularity of the design, it makes sense for the brand to adapt and change while still keeping a similar aesthetic, which is what we see here with the Lightblaze Moc.
Built around the advanced Lightstrike foam, this adidas Lightblaze Moc is designed to provide superior cushioning and energy return, catering to those who prioritize style and functionality. Aesthetic appeal is a defining feature of the Lightblaze Moc. The core black hue enveloping the shoe sets the stage for vibrant accents, with cut-out sections around the front of the shoe providing a breathable silhouette. Pastel shades of pure sulfur and bliss pink add an abstract artistic touch, creating a striking contrast against the dark base.
This design is prominent around the toe area, reaching along the midfoot with just the odd speck seen at the heel. With a thick sole made up of the Lightstrike foam technology ensuring a plush, cushioned stride, comfortability is the number one priority. EQT branding is embossed at the midfoot, heel, and footbed, with the Lightstrike moniker seen on the lateral of the midsole towards the rear.
The adidas Lightblaze Moc Pure Sulfur Bliss Pink is set to release in Spring 2025 via adidas and select retailers online and in-store. Coming in men's sizing, retail is to be announced. Download the Sole Retriever mobile app to stay updated on the latest releases, raffles, news, and more in the sneaker and streetwear world.
adidas Lightblaze Moc Pure Sulfur Bliss Pink
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