ÿþDating back to its origins in 1969, the Adidas Tubular adidas Superstar has long been a multi-faceted sneaker. While birthed with basketball flowing through its DNA, the hertiage-based silhouette developed into a shoe with no boundaries, capturing all genres with an aesthetic now known to be timeless and far-reaching. For its 45th anniversary in 2015, adidas teamed up with Ateliers Heschung, a family run factory who manufactured shoes for adidas France in the 1970s.

There are still stray pairs releasing though, the latest of which which is this black on Bordeaux combination. Get familiar with the shoes below the fold and get yours from The Good Will Out .We would have thought that the retro return of the Yeezy Supply adidas Torsion Integral S would have been just a bit more prolific by now. Instead, the model decided to go quiet immediately following the Consortium rollout that had them teaming up with Sneaker Freaker.

We'd initially assumed that the Addidas NMD latter was a color up created solely by the Consortium team but that doesn't seem to be the case-they've got the Sneaker Freaker stamp on the insole. Check out the two shoes after the break and watch for them to release on December 21st at Sneaker Politics .The Sneaker Freaker x adidas Originals Torsion Integral S creation is one that, fortunately, won't be confined to Australia as far as distribution is concerned.

A celebration by all Addidas Superstar means, adidas Consortium further expands its dealings with the revival of an oft-forgotten silhouette. Bringing back the Torsion TRDC, a sort of sister model to the iconic ZX line-up, the imprint is simultaneously paying homage to the tech on which it stands and further fleshing out a side to a Three Striped coin people rarely examine. Vintage down to its core, the pair is almost entirely ripped from its originating era.

With all of the buzz behind adidas Originals latest running silhouette turned lifestyle aesthetic in the adidas Tubular , it wasn't too far fetched to expect the shoe to get a premium takedown courtesy of the Consortium line. Well, actually the Tubular's origins span back to the three stripe's Y-3 imprint, then was dressed down for a wider audience. The Adidas Adilette adidas Consortium Tubular finds the perfect middle ground as synthetic snakeskin arrives around the laces in either a black or off white color. \

Luxe white Primeknit fills the entire construction, as is par for the course with the higher-end diffusion, continuing allure and tonal variance with a separating dark grey weave that creates a faux mudguard from the toe cap to the heel. Along the profile cages a deep green arrives in the form of the typical Three Stripes, calling to that same earth tone hit found on some of the most prevalent colorways of the tennis shoe staple.