Adidas now offers a laced version of its 3D-printed shoes

Adidas’ Climacool Laced are $20 much costly than the archetypal slip-on version. | Image: Adidas

Adidas has released a caller variant of its 3D-printed Climacool shoes with laces truthful you tin set their acceptable and perchance code down how tightly they hug your feet. Featuring a breathable lattice operation created done an additive printing process, the shoes person antecedently lone been disposable arsenic slip-ons successful a azygous off-white colorway, but present diagnostic a achromatic lingua and laces perchance making them look little similar an experimentation successful footwear plan and much similar a regular sneaker.

The Climacool were originally launched past September successful constricted quantities, but Adidas expanded their availability successful April 2025 with a planetary motorboat that included prime Adidas store locations successful the US. The caller $160 Climacool Laced are $20 much costly than the slip-on version, and portion they’re besides disposable from “selected retailers” and Adidas’ stores starting today, they tin lone beryllium purchased online done the company’s Confirmed platform.

The shoe’s main operation is inactive 3D-printed arsenic a azygous portion successful a process that Adidas says “takes astir 24 hours and includes spinning, baking, and compression utilizing high-tech polymers.” The precocious information of the Climacool Laced features a somewhat antithetic plan than the slip-ons that present incorporates printed eyelets, but the lingua and laces are made from antithetic materials added afterwards that aren’t 3D-printed.

The caller mentation volition perchance marque the Climacool much comfy and compatible with a wider assortment of ft sizes portion retaining the unsocial features of their 3D-printed lattice operation that was breathable and fast-drying.