of what are supposedly Kanye West’s first line of sneaker’s with Adidas. Any details besides the photo’s themselves are unknown but some feel the design is potentially in line with something that West would produce for this line of shoes that he has described as being more for everyone than his previous highly exclusive line of Louie Vuitton‘s and Nike Air Yeezy’s. The darkest sneaker also somewhat resembles that of the black and red “solar” colorway of the Air Yeezy 2’s. As soon as the uncredited photo’s leaked people were understandably scrambling to explain what else they could be besides Yezus’s newest bestowment of product. Possibly a new edition of Adidas Yohji Yamamoto collaboration Y3, although that seems it may not be the case considering all Y3 sneakers feature no Adidas logo like these sport. With the recent unveiling of The West’s upcoming Vouge Magazine cover & Kim Kardashian’s Instagram photo of Kanye’s self designed shoe collection burning up the interwebs as of the last few days, if these sneakers end up being real the Kanye fashion fever pitch will reach peak levels.
The shoes also happen to kind of resemble the Nike Lunar Prestos, but hey Yeezus kinda resembled Death Grips musically (jokes). Check out the pictures in the gallery of what COULD be the highly anticipated Kanye West Adidas Sneaker Line & let us know via Twitter & Facebook what you think? UPDATE: Via conversation with the original poster of these pictures Sop Sneakers, The Source has confirmed that these unfortunately are not Kanye West’s first Adidas colaboration, instead they are most likely a new version of Adidas C10 running shoe. /Adizero Y-3 2016 Shoes Adizero Y-3 2016 Shoes Tennis shoes with sophisticated style for precision and stability on the court. BOUNCE™ provides energised comfort for all sports, all day Breathable mesh and supportive TPU upper for durability and standing up to the extreme abrasion of tennis movements Abrasion-resistant ADITUFF™ wraps around the toe and medial forefoot to help protect against foot drag that occurs during serves, volleys and extreme lateral movements
Seamless bootee construction for improved fit and unmatched comfort Interior forefoot straps secure entire shoe around foot for precision moves with total stability on court ADIWEAR™ outsole offers the ultimate in high-wear durabilityOn this date in 1992, the most dominant basketball team ever assembled (and Christian Laettner) defeated Croatia 117-85 to win the Olympic gold medal in Barcelona. Somewhat of a sports enigma, the Dream Team defeated its opponents by an average of nearly 44 points en route to gold. The showcase of 11 Hall of Famers changed the way the world viewed the game, leading to the influx of international talent that we see in today's NBA. Celebrating the Dream Team's golden anniversary, we're taking a look back at the best USA Basketball kicks to ever hit the court during international play — and you can bet the '92 team is well represented. Scroll through and let us know which patriotic sneakers are your favorite. #10: Nike Air Hyperdunk (2008)
Considering that most of our last Olympic team wore these (as well as many on the rosters of other countries), they had to make it into the list. The original Hyperdunk from 2008 will go down as one of the all-time classic Nike basketball shoes whether the USA team wore them or not. Throw in the infamous Coach K. adidas-blocking pose in the official team photo, and the Hyperdunk becomes even a little more legendary.Reebok Preacher (Shaquille O'Neal, 1996) Shaquille O'Neal helped lead the 1996 USA team to the Gold in Atlanta while wearing the beastly Preacher from Reebok. One of the last Reebok models for Shaq, the Preacher was big and bad with lots of visible Hexalite. Whether all of that Hexalite did anything is debatable, but it did look cool while he dominated the international paint. Ironically, both the tallest and shortest player on the Dream Team wore the same shoes. That shoe was the Ballistic Force, which saw its best colorway during the 1992 Olympics.
The Ballistic Force was a standard FORCE shoe from 1992 in bland, mostly-white team colorways, but Nike did a special USA version with excellent color blocking of white and navy with gold accents. A lot of shoe nerds (or maybe just me) wished these would have came back with the recent USA retro pack.Nike Zoom Flight '96 (Penny Hardaway, 1996) Instead of opting for his Flight Ones, Penny got a customized #6 version of the classic Zoom Flight for the 1996 Olympics. Again, a lot of us would have liked to see these released with the recent USA retro pack. Air Jordan VI (Ray Allen and Vin Baker, 2000) Especially with the recent retro, everybody knows what these are. When the world saw Ray and Vin wearing these in the 2000 Olympics, many sneakerheads were quickly in search of their own pair.Flightposite II (Kevin Garnett, 2000) Known as the Flightposite II or Flightposite KG, it's one of the best models from Nike Basketball in the year 2000. The white and blue gradient colorway KG wore for the Olympics was already great enough, but then he broke out a golden pair for the Gold Medal game.
Nike Shox BB4 (Vince Carter, 2000) The shoe alone would be farther down, or maybe not make the list at all, but it's what Vince Carter did in the shoes that make them legendary. In possibly the most famous dunk of all time, VC lept OVER 7'2" French Center Frederic Weiss while wearing this shoe. And that's why they're #4.Nike Air Force 180 (Charles Barkely, 1992) It was hard not to put this shoe even higher on the list, but the next two shoes narrowly edge it out. Barkley's Air Force 180 is one of the best basketball shoes of the early 90's and the Olympic colorway is the best of them all. With Nike's biggest visible Air unit to date and mid-foot strap, the Air Force 180 was primed and ready for the all-time greatest basketball team's leading scorer.Nike Air More Uptempo (Scottie Pippen, 1996) As if the Air More Uptempo wasn't bold enough with full length Air Max and giant "AIR" lettering plastered on the shoe, Nike made it even more noticeable with the color blocking for Scottie Pippen's Olympic pair.
Much to our delight, Nike blessed us with a retro this summer, complete with Scottie's #8 on the heels. It may be the overall most memorable Olympic shoe as far as design, but it's not quite the best...Air Jordan VII (Michael Jordan, 1992) As you may have guessed from the start, the number one spot goes to the Olympic Air Jordan VII. It would be hard not to put the shoe worn by the greatest player on the greatest team of all time at #1. Michael's Air Jordan VII got the Olympic treatment with a white, navy, red, silver and gold colorway. It would be the only silver the Dream Team would see that summer. Some more great shoes worn in the Olympics that didn't quite make the cut. Magic Johnson -- Converse, 1992 Scottie Pippen -- Nike Air Flight Lite II, 1992 Larry Johnson -- Converse Destroyer, 1994 at World Basketball Championships Reggie Miller -- Nike Air Pound, 1994 Gary Payton -- Nike Air Much Uptempo, 1996 Grant Hill -- FILA GH2, 1996