Adidas UltraBoost 2016 Olympics Metallic Pack Released
Aug 17, 2016, by Chris
The new Adidas UltraBoost Metallic Pack shoes bring three new stunning designs to Adidas' cutting-edge UltraBoost, launched just in time for the 2016 Olympics. Each Olympics medalist sponsored by the Three Stripes receives a shoe from the UltraBoost Metallic collection.
Adidas UltraBoost 2016 Olympics Metal Pack
This image shows the three UltraBoost Metallic Pack editions.
Featuring a black Primeknit upper, the brand-new Adidas UltraBoost shoes boast a golden, silver and bronze heel counter, respectively.
Adidas uses its prime cushioning system, UltraBoost, to go with the high-tech upper construction, designed to offer responsive and lightweight pressure absorption.
The new Adidas Ultra Boost shoes retail at $200 (€200). They are a limited edition release.
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