For whatever reason, Four Pins is really feeling the Adidas Gazelle right meow and while these aren’t Gazelles per se (technically they’re the “Campus 80′s Mita“), there’s nothing I can see that makes them NOT Gazelles, so fuck it, they’re
These Adidas 100% make me think of the Predators cleats when they first came out. I remember everyone on my travel soccer team was like, “Dude, if we got Predators, we’d win so many more games.” My parents, as doting
I know everyone is into Margiela sneakers and the expensive ass Samba movement in general right now, but check these Gazelles out. They are pretty close to the silhouette and overall vibe of an overpriced sneak, but without the pricepoint.
Deja vu seems to reveal itself as I write about yet another high fashion collaboration, this time with Raf Simons designing a limited edition sneaker range for Adidas, because if it isn’t limited, then what is life? It’s not Raf’s
So you’re sick of seeing the typical Nikes and Vans that we love oh so much. Fine, have it your way. We are equal opportunity footwear tastemaker extraordinaires here at Four Pins. We’re proud to serve up these killer Adidas
These Rod Lavers are the kind of shoes you’d get as part of a really bourgeoisie insane asylum. Everything is white and minimal, with the inmates wearing pale gray jumpsuits and pale gray sneakers that don’t squeak on the floors.
With all the hoopla regarding Nike’s Flyknit kicks in recent months, many of you probably haven’t heard of Adidas’ own knit shoe called the Primeknit, unless you’re an avid Four Pins reader because we’re always on top of our shit.
The best gift I ever gave my girlfriend was a pair of sneakers. Seriously. Now, before you go ahead and assume that statement reflects a certain something, probably negative in nature, on myself or my girlfriend, as people, hear me
The adidas adiZero Primeknit sounds uncannily familiar to a certain other shoe we’ve been talking a lot about, and for good reason. They incorporate the same knitting technology as Nike’s much hyped Flyknit, but adidas has certainly injected their own
Remember those dollar bandanas you used to be able to find at your local bodega? You know, those kinda-almost-paisley squares of fabric that can either be used to cover your head or your neck or indicate your gang-related preferences, among
