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The feed

The latest posts from Adidas and posts about them from the accounts Finally Offline tracks:

FO Pulse rank history

Adidas's standing over the last 4 nightly closes: #258 (2026-08-09) → #259 (2026-08-10) → #249 (2026-08-11) → #250 (2026-08-12).

Who Adidas moves with

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Questions people ask about Adidas

What are the next Adidas releases?

The Adidas SPZL x END. collaboration launches July 17, 2026 with a Golden Ticket promotion at the END. stores in Manchester and Newcastle. The Adidas Golf x Metalwood Studio MC70 also returned July 10, 2026 at 200 dollars through Metalwood's own site. Finally Offline's coverage below tracks each drop as it is announced.

Where can you buy limited Adidas releases?

Most limited Adidas drops go through adidas.com and the CONFIRMED app, which runs draws for the most hyped pairs. Key stockists like END., Dover Street Market and select boutiques also carry collaborations, sometimes as exclusives. Once a pair sells out, resale platforms like StockX, GOAT and eBay are the main route.

How much do Adidas sneakers cost?

Everyday Adidas pairs generally sit between 80 and 120 dollars at retail, while collaborations and specialist lines often land between 150 and 200 dollars, like the 200 dollar Metalwood MC70 golf shoe. Limited releases that sell out can trade above retail on resale platforms, and prices there move with demand rather than any fixed markup.

Do Adidas limited drops restock?

Most limited Adidas collaborations are one time runs, and a sellout is usually final. Restocks do happen occasionally, like the MC70 returning on July 10, 2026 after its February debut, but they are the exception. If a pair matters to you, the safest plan is entering the draw at launch and treating resale as the backup.

Who owns Adidas?

Adidas is a publicly traded German company, Adidas AG, headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany. It was founded by Adi Dassler in 1949, and the name combines Adi with the start of his surname. It is not owned by Nike or any other sneaker company.

Coverage

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