adidas adiZero SK

In the very first year of their conception, the adidas Argentina cleats were worn by the West German soccer team for the entirety of their World Cup-winning run. This relationship also eventually led to the now-iconic debut of the adidas tracksuit, worn and endorsed by West German soccer star Franz Beckenbauer in 1973.

Unsurprisingly, over 65 years after that first World Cup win, adidas remains at the forefront of athletic excellence. But the scope of that dominance has expanded exponentially. Building upward from a foundation of world-renowned fashion designers and top-quality engineers, adidas is always pushing boundaries — like with the adiZero.

A Resounding Success

The original adiZero technology made another big splash in 2008. Ethiopian runner Haile Gebrselassie wore a prototype of the shoes as he set a world record at the Berlin Marathon. Could it have been because of the sneakers? After all, adiZero was an entirely new kind of construction made from materials that created a nearly weightless feel for the wearer. In essence, it was running as it was meant to be.

Made for Football

As one might imagine, this ultra-lightweight technology quickly became a hit. It’s since been introduced to a plethora of footwear and apparel including running shoes, basketball shoes, soccer cleats, professional soccer jerseys, and of course, American football cleats, like the adidas Adizero SK. They’re designed to support those movements and bursts of action that occur while playing football.

The premium adidas Primeknit provides locked-in stability, and the Sprintframe plate with a reinforced heel support provides multidirectional traction to assist with pivoting and other changes in direction. A specially designed outsole plate creates greater leverage for maximum power on cuts, and TPU overlays keep the cleats in prime condition against potential wear and tear. Of course, the adiZero signature ultralight construction helps athletes be their fastest.

These eye-catching sneakers also pair perfectly with other adidas football gear, like the Alphaskin Force 5 Pad Sleeveless Top and the adidas adiZero New Reign 9.0 Receiver Gloves.