adidas Shoes & adidas Clothing

adidas Basketball

Hit the courts in style with adidas basketball gear from Eastbay. Many adidas basketball shoes feature the Ground Control System that delivers motion control and court adaptability. Old school cool never goes out of style so adidas still offers the Superstar and Pro Model basketball shoes with the classic shell toe. Some adidas basketball clothing is made with ClimaCool® moisture management fabric for ventilated, comfortable wear.

adidas Baseball

Eastbay and adidas have gone extra innings to provide you with fine baseball gear. adidas baseball cleats are available in molded, metal, interchangeable and turf shoes configurations. Many adidas baseball shoes with metal cleats feature the C4S™ outsole with a 4x3 circular cleat configuration that provides grip and explosive starts. adidas baseball clothing includes TechFit® Powerweb compression wear featuring anatomically placed TPU banding to enhance athletic posture and movement with compression properties to help increase endurance and overall athletic power.

adidas Football

From the preseason to the playoffs, Eastbay will help keep you on the field with adidas football gear. adidas football cleats are available in molded, detachable and turf shoes configurations that provide stability and protection in the trenches. adidas TechFit® clothing for football features anatomically placed TPU banding that enhances athletic posture and movement with compression properties to increase endurance and overall athletic power. ForMotion™ technology optimizes athletic freedom of movement. ClimaCool® fabric provides optimal ventilation and moisture management.

adidas Lacrosse

Scoop up your adidas lacrosse gear from Eastbay. adidas lacrosse cleats focus on lateral stability for both offensive and defensive play. Many models of adidas football cleats can be used for lacrosse as well. adidas lacrosse clothing with ForMotion™ technology optimizes athletic freedom of movement. ClimaCool® fabric provides optimal ventilation and moisture management. Lacrosse equipment from adidas includes more shoulder pads, guards, gloves, handles and heads than you can shake a stick at.

adidas Running

Keep on keeping on with adidas running at Eastbay. adidas running shoe technologies include Bounce® technology that delivers optimized energy return and step in comfort. adidas running clothing with ClimaCool® fabric features flow mapping technology that utilizes integrated mesh inlet/outlet ventilation to channel airflow and increase ventilation and moisture management. Formotion™ 3D engineered pattern allows ultimate performance and comfort. X-Static® mesh insets help aid in heat conduction and odor reduction.

adidas Soccer

Give the other team the boot with adidas soccer gear at Eastbay. adidas soccer cleats are available in molded, detachable, indoor and turf shoe configurations. The adidas TUNIT line allows you to customize your soccer shoes, creating a soccer shoe that's suited for you. The adidas soccer clothing line offers jerseys, shorts and warm-ups. Many adidas soccer clothing items feature an international flair. adidas soccer equipment includes, soccer balls, shin guards and goalkeeper gloves. adidas soccer accessories consist of backpacks, duffle bags and soccer socks.

adidas Track

Separate yourself from the pack with adidas track and field gear at Eastbay. adidas track shoes are available in men's and women's models for sprint, mid-distance and distance events. adidas flats and covered spike track shoes can be used for indoor or outdoor meets. For field events, there are adidas shoes for the long jump and high jump as well as throwing shoes for the javelin and shot/discus. adidas running clothing for men and women includes warm-up suits, shorts, and singlets.

adidas Shoes

One of the most unique stories in sneaker culture is the history of adidas. Brothers, Adolph and Rudolf Dassler created their first training shoe in 1920 and Dassler shoes earned the respect of many top athletes, including Jesse Owens, who win 4 gold medals in 1936 wearing the Dassler shoes. In 1948, however, the two brothers could no-longer see eye-to-eye and went their separate ways. Rudolph would go on to found PUMA. While Adolph, or Adi as his friends called him, combined his nickname and the first part of his last name to come up with the name adidas. Just a year after parting ways, 'The Three Stripes' were established as the trademark of adidas.

In 1965 one of the most iconic adidas models was created. The Stan Smith as it is known, was created the for American tennis star which continues to be popular as a retro model. A few years later the adidas Gazelle was created in 1968 as a training shoe. Over the years the Gazelle has become one of the most popular indoor soccer shoes however.

In 1969 the adidas Superstar was introduced as the first low-top leather basketball shoe. The most defining aspect of the Superstar of course is the reinforced rubber toebox, which over time has made the adidas Superstar commonly known as "shell toes." Later, during the 1980s, the adidas Superstar would become even more iconic thanks to the hip-hop group Run DMC. Run DMC made shell toes popular and later partnered with adidas on a number of occasions for special collaborations.

Another style from adidas that can be attributed its popularity to hip-hop is the adidas Campus. The Campus originally released in the 1970s but when the Beastie Boys began wearing the shoes in the 1980s and 1990s, the Campus' following reached cult-like status.

Running shoes have always been important for adidas and in 1972 they began to create lighter better performing trainers. The SL 72 launched the SL line which stood for Super Light, and the SL line continued to be popular into the 1980s and as retro models even today. The SL line also helped pave the way for other adidas running shoes like the Marathon, Oregon, and adjustable cushioning of the LA Trainer, designed for the 1984 Olympic Games. The adidas running shoes have included many other groundbreaking designs including styles from the ZX line and technologies like Torsion.

Basketball shoes from adidas have also been a platform for new technology. After iconic styles in the 1980s, like the Top Ten and Attitude, the 1990s brought the "Feet You Wear" podular-like outsole design that mimics the human foot's natural movement. The Feet You Wear technology evolved into the technology that is worn by Dwight Howard and Derrick Rose in recent years. Other technologies that keep adidas moving forward include Sprintframe and Sprintskin which have allowed adidas to create some of the lightest basketball shoes ever created.