adidas is ready for its diehard fans to show their love for the brand with an upcoming pack that remixes Tony The Tiger’s iconic “Earn Your Stripes” catchphrase with its brand new “Show Your Stripes” pack. Interested parties will have their choice
between Adidas UltraBoost 20 Womens offerings, one coming dressed in Core Black, and the other in Tech Ink. Both sneaker’s midfoot cage stripes truly stand out as they are dressed in Cloud White to match their iconic BOOST midsole.

The Adidas UltraBoost 20 Mens had a brief moment of interest before the three stripes unveiled the wave of adidas NMD creations that have subsequently been dominating the lifestyle landscape throughout the hottest months. Popularized by smart collaborations with Hypebeast and Solebox, the adidas Ultra Boost shed some weight by getting rid of the supportive and branded cage to showcase the Primeknit construction to the fullest. After a preview of 5 upcoming colorways last week, today we have some good news: each will be a general release thanks to confirmation from retailers like Champs Sports.

We’re told that six colorways of the Adidas UltraBoost 20 White are releasing next week on the official global drop date of June 29th. It appears that two of the six feature dyed Boost soles – specifically one in all-red and another in all-black. They feature matching “camo” Primeknit uppers and black heel cups for support. One thing to note – the Boost soles are likely dyed superficially because the exposed Boost cushioning on the bottom of the shoe is entirely white.

What was once the most formidable force in sneakers, the Adidas UltraBoost 20 Black has cooled off considerably over the last year. Expectations are high for the brand’s most significant sneaker of the last two decades, and a major re-issue planned for later in 2018 should certainly contribute to its cause for recapturing the prominence it once had. Somewhat of a surprise is this adidas Consortium Ultra Boost Mid dubbed the “Prototype”; it features the Mid-cut trim with the cuffed ankle, alternate color-blocking on the suede toe-guard and leather three-stripes logo, and even the heel-stripe of the shoe.