SP5DER X ADIDAS F50 FORMOTION HITS $190 ON JULY 1

$190 buys the SP5DER x adidas F50 Formotion in Silver Metallic, and July 1 is the day the rest of the world finally got to buy one instead of just watching Lamine Yamal wear it. Young Thug's SP5DER label just put a football boot on the street for the first time, and the price tag says adidas is done treating this partnership as a novelty. Four months after SP5DER's Superstar Supermodified sold out at $150, the label has a second silhouette, a soccer star as the face, and a World Cup on the calendar to sell it against.

$190 for a Cleat Built Off the F50 Adizero 3

The SP5DER x adidas F50 Formotion retails for $190 and carries the style code KZ6575. The upper is built off the F50 Adizero 3 football boot rather than a lifestyle last, with a street ready Formotion sole swapped in where studs would normally sit.

The Silver Metallic colorway coats the overlays, the heel cage, and a portion of the midsole in a reflective sheen, the same finish that reads as armor under stadium lighting and as costume jewelry under a phone flash. SP5DER's first adidas release, the Superstar Supermodified with its debossed spider web patent leather shell toe, asked $150 for a reworked court classic. This shoe asks forty dollars more for an actual performance chassis, which is the more honest craft argument of the two.

The rollout was staggered on purpose. SP5DER pushed an early pair through KINGSP5DER.com on June 26, then adidas widened distribution to the Confirmed app and select retailers on July 1, the same two step pattern the label used for the Superstar Supermodified in February. That sequencing rewards the fans who follow SP5DER directly before it rewards anyone who only follows adidas, and it is the clearest sign yet that adidas is letting a streetwear label set the release calendar for a performance silhouette.

Lamine Yamal Is Not Wearing a Costume

Lamine Yamal fronts the SP5DER x adidas 2026 World Cup collection, making him the first athlete SP5DER has centered in a campaign instead of a rapper's inner circle. That casting choice signals adidas wants this collaboration read as sport first and streetwear second, a reversal of the logic behind the Superstar drop.

SP5DER built its name in music, born out of Young Thug's own wardrobe before it ever touched a shoebox. Putting a teenage Barcelona forward front and center is the label reaching past its rap origins toward a global audience that watches football, not concerts. It is the same move Wales Bonner made pairing archive Adidas silhouettes with footballers rather than musicians, and it works for the identical reason. The athlete already owns the credibility the brand is renting.

The timing is not an accident either. The 2026 World Cup kicks off across the United States, Mexico, and Canada this summer, and every apparel giant is racing to attach a face to it before the group stage even starts. Yamal fronting a shoe built off a boot silhouette, rather than a repainted lifestyle sneaker, lets adidas run the same campaign photo in a stadium tunnel and on a sidewalk without the image looking staged in either place.

The Kit Ships With Gloves, Not Just a Shoe

This drop includes a bedazzled tracksuit, shorts, socks, and goalkeeper gloves released alongside the sneaker, not a solitary graphic tee bolted onto a shoebox. That is a full kit, and it is the widest product range SP5DER has attached to any adidas release to date.

Adidas Originals has kept a packed release calendar this summer, from Pharrell's $220 Watermoc landing in Marseille to this World Cup capsule dropping globally through the adidas Confirmed app and select retailers. The throughline across both is a brand betting on cultural proximity over straight performance marketing, dressing the moment instead of just selling the equipment for it.

This Is Not Superstar Supermodified Twice

The F50 Formotion shares a collaborator with the Superstar Supermodified and nothing else. One is a lifestyle silhouette wrapped in patent leather; the other is a football boot recut for pavement and priced forty dollars higher because the chassis underneath actually does something.

Two SP5DER releases inside five months means adidas Originals stopped testing the water after February and started building a release calendar around Young Thug's label. At $190 and style code KZ6575, the Silver Metallic F50 Formotion is the buy if the newer story is what you want. The black Superstar Supermodified is still the one to chase if the spider web shell toe is what made you care about this partnership in the first place.