Check out images of the latest adidas Crazyquick colorway, an all-new basketball shoe created and designed with innovative technology that features four quick zones that provide maximum traction and flexibility for quick movements.

This new Crazyquick colorway sports a combination of black and purple matrix accents on the TECHFIT upper to mimic quick cuts and movements on the court. The SPRINTFRAME is polished teal while the flex outsole is black, purple and teal. Features black laces with teal highlights to pop on the court.

The Crazyquick Black-Purple-Teal colorway drops June 1st at adidas.com.

Stay tuned to the adidas Basketball Facebook page for exclusive images and content, and follow them on Twitter at @adidasHoops with #crazyquick #QuickAintFair.

The Damian Lillard inspired adidas Real Deal “Rookie of the Year” edition basketball shoe is coming soon, and we’ve got some photos for your viewing pleasure. The memorable adidas shoe from the late 1990s is back in a limited edition version to designed to commemorate Damian’s award and historic debut season.

The shoe’s sockliners feature Damian’s Twitter handle, an Oakland satellite print and “9800s” to represent his neighborhood blocks. The colors of the shoe pay homage to his career; red for high school, purple for college and black for the Portland Trail Blazers. The animal print on the upper and sockliner represent the Wildcat mascot he had in both high school and college. The shoe features “Townbiz” on the upper as another nod to Oakland and clasped hands to represent the “Fly Guyz” – Damian’s name for his close circle of friends.

Only 510 pairs of this limited edition will available on May 23rd for $120 at Compound (Portland, Ore), Shoe Palace (Oakland, Calif.) and adidas.com.

Fans can pre-order a pair today at adidas.com, or join Damian at Compound on May 23rd between 6:00pm and 7:00pm for the official launch and a chance to meet the Rookie of the Year and get an autograph.

This weekend the Air Jordan XX8 is coming out with two limited editions. One will be the Thunder “Away” and the other will be the “Home” version of the shoe.

The away version sports a unique print along the upper reminiscent of the Air Jordan 8. Both shoes will retail for $250 each.

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adidas recently debuted Quick Ain’t Fair (#QuickAintFair), a new campaign and commercial for the Crazyquick basketball shoe. The TV spot begins airing tomorrow in conjunction with the Crazyquick retail launch.

Narrated by rapper A$AP Rocky and featuring his song Goldie, the spot captures the mesmerizing, quick moves of John Wall (Washington Wizards), Damian Lillard (Portland Trail Blazers) and Jrue Holiday (Philadelphia 76ers).

The spot opens with A$AP introducing a mythical family of quicks that balled wearing an advanced shoe, the Crazyquick, which helped them dominate their opponents to reach the highest levels of the game.

“I wore the Crazyquick throughout the season and I’m happy to have my first big thing with the adidas family,” said Wall. “I’m a big fan of A$AP. He’s somebody that has real good music going out. He’s a different type of person, a different type of style and it’s great to have him narrating this commercial. I think everyone’s gonna like it a lot.”

Crazyquick features an innovative four quick zone outsole to provide maximum traction and flexibility for quick movements. Crazyquick drops May 1st in five colorways and is available for pre-order today at adidas.com.

There is another sick pair of the Nike LeBron X. This one is a custom design called the “Jaded Hulk,” and it’s from Chef from GourmetKickz. The sneakers feature the colors green and purple textile on the upper to help symbolize the transformation into the Hulk. You have to love the Hulk eyes that are staring you down in the Nike logo. For me this hits my wheel house sneaker and comics!

It looks like someone who loves to roller skate and Air Jordans have finally found a way to combine the two. Who would do this you ask? Well is is none other than Javale McGee of the Denver Nuggets. McGee used the Jordan Spiz’ike as a base model and put some wheels on it. You might be thinking that this is the first NBA player to have these. Well you guessed wrong.

It looks like Russell Westbrook may have given McGee some inspiration. Last year On Christmas Day, Westbrook took to his Twitter account and displayed his custom Jordans. As you can see in the picture Russell modified the Air Jordan III.  Can this be a trend? I can see the commercial now….Spike Lee rolling around on some Air Jordan Skates. DO YOU KNOW? DO YOU KNOW? DO YOU WHOAAAAAAAA!

Check out the latest adidas Crazyquick colorway, an all-new basketball shoe featuring an innovative four quick zone outsole designed to make players quicker by improving traction and flexibility.

This new Crazyquick colorway sports a combination of three shades of blue with bold blue laces. It also features an impact camo pattern to evoke the exhilaration that comes from being quicker than your opponent on the court. The SPRINTFRAME is polished light blue while the flex outsole is a mixture of blue with black and white highlights to stand out on the court.

The Crazyquick drops May 1st in five colorways at Foot Locker, Eastbay and adidas.com, and is available for pre-order beginning April 17th.

Stay tuned to the adidas Basketball Facebook page for exclusive images and content, and follow them on Twitter at @adidasHoops with #crazyquick.

Back in the day the NBA banned the Air Jordan I because it didn’t follow the color pattern that was allowed on the court. These days it is hard to find a shoe that is not just white or black. Players are rocking shoes that are bright yellow, orange, and every color in the rainbow. The NBA is cool with that, but it seems that shaving a sneaker company’s logo on your head is going too far.

The NBA cracked down on New York Knicks forward, Iman Shumpert for having an Adidas logo in the back of his head. Shumpert, who endorses Adidas, recently shaved the company’s logo into the back of his head.

The league reached out to Shumpert saying that he needs to remove the logo. League officials cited a rule for their code of conduct saying that:

“The only article bearing a commercial ‘logo’ which can be worn by players is their shoes.”

Sadly Shumpert shaved the Adidas logo so it looks like he just loves triangles. He posted a photo on Instrgram and then went on twitter saying, “#banned,” Shumpert wrote. “sry @nba didn’t realize there were branding issues wit da logo #iPUToN.”

Now even though he shaved it off and the Adidas logo is not there, the NBA still kind of loses. This story is now in the media and people are going to having a field day talking about this. So it goes from just Knicks fans hearing about this story to everyone who follow the NBA about Shumpert, the NBA, and Adidas. Any press is good press especially in this case with Iman and Adidas.