And on top you've got their new adidas black and white Climachill system, which is an evolution of their old Climacool approach that helps let air into your pair. Continue reading to see the results of this sneaker tech amalgamation and keep it locked on Sneaker News to find out more on their stateside launch.Bringing back a newer-than-usual model from the archives, adidas Originals is set to re-introduce the CLIMACOOL 1 this spring. The light and ultra breathable running shoe from the early 2000's featuring an airy mesh upper and ventilated outsole will return in four stylish tonal colorways, in your choice or red, black, turquoise, or white.

If you need to add a pair to your collection, expect to find the "Precious Metals" pack at select adidas originals retailers globally beginning September 30th.Back last year for a retro run, the notoriously light and airy adidas ClimaCool gets a brand-new redesign for the modern era. The complete overhaul of the ClimaCool features a more streamlined design than adidas black a n d white the angular OG version, in a silhouette not too far from the look of the AlphaBounce . Of course, the modern version also features a fully mesh upper, with ventilation through the outsole, creating a perfect shoe for when the temperature heats up.

Case in point is the adidas ClimaCool Primeknit, which serves as black and white adidas the crossroads between a couple of different proprietary Three Stripes approaches. Continue reading to see the first range of colorways for this modern runner and stay tuned to find out when the adiprene equipped, ventilated silhouettes will be in sneaker stores near you.When adidas says they're  All In', they're referring to wholehearted efforts from elite performers in an impressively wide range of sports and artistic disciplines, but you could just as easiy apply that saying to Three Stripes' coverage of the visible spectrum in this latest release.

What do you think of the latest CNTR? Get a better look at the latest three stripes release and grab your adidas black an white pair via HypeDC today.Releasing as part of the Kazuki x adidas Originals by 84-Lab Spring 2014 Collection , which we showed you earlier this month, are these Kazuki x adidas Originals by 84-Lab Centaur Welds in grey and black. Both shoes feature relatively calm uppers color wise, but both also feature a polka dot design throughout the shoe that seems characteristic of the collection that they are a part of. The sections of the upper that don't feature the polka dot design use premium leather to bring a basic, classic balance to the shoe.

Let us know in the comments how you feel about these and stay tuned to Sneaker News for more.Longtime adidas Originals collaborator Kazuki Kuarishi contributed to Mark McNairy's first Three Stripes collabs, and the 84-Lab capsule rolls on with new styles from both. On Kazuki's side of things, tiny polka dots and updated classic runners are the key themes, as he gives us the adidas ZX 500 Trail and CNTR Weld both covered in microdots, as well as the Tech Super 2.0 in a autumn-leaning leather build. The first two go for single colored uppers plus white dots to match their midsoles whereas that Tech Super keeps things very clean but might be even more eye-catching with its blaze orange underlay.

We haven't seen the updated Centaur since adidas debuted it adidas cloudfoam racer tr kids' sneakers alongside the original model, so these new colorways are a welcome arrival. The adidas Consortium CNTR updates the classic running silhouette with modern seamless welding and molding technologies, this new trio presenting itself across the primary colors of pigment. Red, gold and blue CNTRs feature a monochromatic uppers with white on the midsole, and you can see the whole set after the jump below. Let us know which looks best in your eyes and stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability.The Stan Smith isn't the only retro tennis offering in the three stripe's arsenal as of late.