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adidas Rivalry Low
In the 1980s, basketball sneakers were coming out at the speed of mushrooms after rain. Nike introduced the Air Force 1, then the Air Jordan 1 came out for the first time, and even Adidas couldn't come up empty. Although it released the Superstars in 1969, which stunned the world, it couldn't rest on its laurels, releasing a whole line of basketball sneakers that included the adidas Rivalry High, which a few years later got a low version - the adidas Rivalry Low.
The adidas Rivalry High sneakers were introduced in 1986, in a blue and white version with orange detailing, which made sense since adidas had a partnership with Patrick Ewing, the legendary New York Knicksplayer . The fame of these sneakers didn't wait long and became an instant hit not only on the basketball courts, but also on the streets. No wonder. The sneakers have a typical basketball oval toe, leather upper and when you put them on, they make your foot feel great, but they are not chunky. The simple, timeless design with the three stripes on the side only emphasized their genius and added to the reason why they became so popular.
See for yourself. After all, you can never have enough classic sneakers to go with everything, which is why we recommend adding the adidas Rivalry Low to your sneaker rotation. They've got everything a stylish and trendy sneaker should have - history, a story and a cool look.
Materials
Upper
Leather: It is a natural material known for its durability, flexibility and ability to adapt to the shape of the foot, ensuring unparalleled comfort and durability.
Sole
Rubber: The rubber outsole provides excellent grip and durability on a variety of surfaces. Thanks to its elasticity, it absorbs shock, increasing comfort when walking or running.
Details
Reference: IH0350
adidas Originals are not just sneakers but an entire culture that has developed around them. Ever since the brand with the iconic three stripes appeared on the scene, it has shaped the sports world as well as streetwear and pop culture. The history of adidas dates back to 1949, when Adi Dassler laid the foundations for the brand that is now one of the absolute top brands. The adidas Originals segment was created as a tribute to the iconic models of the past. It revives classic silhouettes and adds modern elements to them. It keeps the legacy of sports and urban fashion alive and relevant.
The most famous models include the immortal Superstar, favoured by members of the hip-hop group Run-D.M.C. in the 1980s, or the minimalist Stan Smith, named after the legendary tennis player. If you're looking for something more futuristic, the adidas NMD or Ozweego are great choices. The common denominator of all models is quality materials and technologies like Boost or Primeknit. And of course, timeless designs that never get old.
Over decades of existence, adidas Originals sneakers have won fans among celebrities, athletes and artists. They are worn by Pharrell Williams, Kanye West and skater Nora Vasconcellos. The brand regularly collaborates with leading designers and other brands. Collaborations with Yeezy, Prada or Beyoncé' s Ivy Park clearly prove that Originals models are not afraid to constantly push the boundaries of fashion.
Whether you're looking for something for everyday wear, to pump up the sporty vibe or simply retro classics, this brand always has something that will get you going. Atdy certainly doesn't skimp on comfort, quality and style. Choose your pair at Footshop and be part of a legend.
| Carrier | Price | Delivery days |
|---|---|---|
| GLS Europe | from 6 € | From Wednesday 20.8.2025 |
| Österreichische Post - Abholstation | from 5 € | From Wednesday 20.8.2025 |
| FedEx | from 5 € | From Wednesday 20.8.2025 |
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