13 weeks ago, Bad Bunny gave some clues about what could be his next collaboration with Adidas, the German tennis giant.
After launching the tennis collection called “The First Café” in tones -exactly- brown, the Bad Rabbit published on his social networks a version of those tennis that he called “Easter Egg” in pastel pink tones, one of which predominates in the next model that will launch with the brand of the three strips: the ZX 8000 “Ice Cream”.
In the words of Adidas, “the ZX 8000 mixes the style of running shoes (they say so to tennis) of the 80s with bold colors and graphics, created by icons of our time.”
The photos of the ZX 8000 were published by die_sel666, a sports shoe blogger in which it can be read that the tennis shoes are a “sample” and that they cannot be marketed.
Last March, Bad Bunny had launched with Adidas the Forum Low tennis “The First Café”, then it was the turn of the “Easter eggs” and now it seems that the artist is going for another of his favorites: ice cream.
“The coffees are over, but these remain,” the Puerto Rican singer had said when presenting them in a video to the “Easter eggs”, other sneakers of the same models as the Cafes, but in pale pink and that come in a shaped container. easter egg.
Bad Bunny’s “Ice Creams” are colorful, bright and whimsical, with pastel tones as the main characters. The base of the tennis shoes is bubblegum pink mixed with light blue, lilac, yellow and a stronger china. All, bright colors that could well come out of an ice cream.
The psychedelic-inspired print pattern drips onto the sole, tongue and the Three Stripes logo like melted ice cream.
The shoes are made with a mix of nylon, leather and suede that includes labels and insoles with the same brand. design. Bubblegum pink laces complete the look.
Although the exact launch date of the tennis shoes or the price of the Bad Bunny is not yet known, it is likely that it will hit the market by the end of 2021. But to give you an idea, on resale, the “The First Café” are available to $ 895. And the “Easter eggs”, at $ 550.
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