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Brand: Slam Jam x adidas

Model: 80s Superstar and P.O.D. S3.1

Key Features: The 80s Superstar features a smooth leather upper, blacked-out heel panel, Shelltoe, and asymmetrical zig-zagging stitches on the lateral side.

The P.O.D. S3.1 features neoprene and soft leather on the upper; contrasting materials and colors on the heel tab, lacing, and exposed tongue; Boost technology; and a "Point of Deflection" bridge for stability and flexibility.

Release Date: November 17

Price: TBC

Buy: TBC

Editor’s Notes: Slam Jam has come together with adidas Consortium to release two exclusive new footwear styles, the 80s Superstar and the P.O.D. S3.1. The former pulls inspiration from adidas's rich heritage, while the latter embodies the brand's cutting-edge developments.

The 80s Superstar is highlighted by the iconic Shelltoe design, in addition to asymmetrical zig-zagging stitches on the lateral side. The P.O.D. S3.1 then comes equipped with adidas's patented Boost tooling, also welcoming a "Point of Deflection" bridge to aid in stability and flexibility.

Slam Jam's new collab with adidas Consortium is expected to arrive on November 17. Be sure to check back with us for additional details.

Up next, get a look at Kinfolk's forthcoming adidas Consortium collaboration featuring the Ultra Boost.

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