Adidas drops big releases
Adidas pushed high‑end running models this week — the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 is slated as a $500 release, signaling the brand’s premium play. (si.com) At the same time the Adistar Control 5 “Porkchop Piggy Runner 2.0” landed on March 28 at $186, and Bad Bunny’s latest Adidas collab has hit online retailers, keeping artist-driven drops hot. (soleretriever.com) (billboard.com)
Adidas first debuted the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 in April 2025 with a reworked forefoot that added roughly 3 mm of Lightstrike Pro Evo foam and, Adidas says, delivered about 5% more energy return versus the prior Evo model. (news.adidas.com) This week’s reissue appears in a “Silver Metallic/Lucid Red” colorway and was scheduled for an online drop at 10:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, March 31 via the adidas app and select specialty retailers. (si.com) Adidas staged the shoe’s original launch as a highly limited release on April 25, 2025, with a broader roll‑out the company timed for the fall marathon season, according to product-coverage outlets. (tomsguide.com) UNheardof’s Adistar Control 5 “Piggy Runner 2.0” pack arrived on March 28 in three colorways and was produced in tight quantities—about 2,500 pairs per colorway. (soleretriever.com) The Piggy Runner follow‑up expands the UNheardof character set (Porkchop, Cupcake, Cheeseburger and Steve‑O) and traces back to founder Phillip Lipschutz’s Cincinnati boutique, with previews shown during Paris Fashion Week. (sneakernews.com) Bad Bunny’s BadBo 1.0—the artist’s first signature adidas silhouette—landed in new beige/black and white/brown iterations this week and was distributed via BadBunnyAdidas.com and adidas.com alongside select retail partners. (billboard.com) Complex reported the inaugural BadBo white/brown drop was capped at 1,994 pairs and was offered at a $160 retail price on official channels. (complex.com)
