These shoes are so purple that Elton John and Cam’ron did a double take the first time they saw them. Adidas has collaborated with SneakersnStuff on these all purple Sambas, and they are certainly a purple enthusiast’s dream come true. The upper is comprised mostly of mesh. [SneakerFreaker]

There have been alot of shoes with loud graphics released from the SB line. Seeing this release was not a surprise at all and really made us happy. The Superskate Vulc Mid might not set the sneaker world on fire, but it really has decent materials and a good color combo. The deep red and pale beige suede uppers contrast well with each other, while the light blue leather details and accents give the kicks a healthy pop. [streething]

These Adidas’ were originally made for the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, and have since become an underground hit. Partly due to it’s adjustable pegs. Two colorways will be releasing, green and yellow, and gray and blue, both featuring a white midsole. [SneakerFreaker]

The Torsion series has always been a popular choice, for both fashion and performance purposes, and this one is no exception. This one, the Bank Shot was one of the first to utilize this technology, and this year it’s getting remade in a blue and white colorway to celebrate “60 Years of Soles and Stripes”. [StreetThing]

First appearing on the court in 1985 the Adidas Decade Hi was one of the top basketball shoes of it’s time. To help them celebrate their 60 years in business, they have brought it back with a white/blue/orange colorway ala New York Knicks. These are a great choice for on and off the court. [SneakerNews]

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Here is a look at the new version of the Adidas ZX 700. This one comes in a colorway of black/gray/pink and a little bit of 3M material can also be spotted. This was one mean running shoe back in the day and still is, but now it’s better appreciated for it’s classic-ness. [NiceKicks]

Another retro releasing from Adidas is the Torsion Racer. Back in 1991 this one was a big hit, with it’s open toe design, and now it’s back in the OG white/green colorway. This lightweight shoe was one of the first to use Torsion technology and comfort and breathability is at a maximum here. Available soon. [SneakerNews]