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Following up on the very Bulls-looking colorway we landed a preview of last week, adidas Basketball seems content to create combos for the new adidas adiZero Crazy Light 2 that line up with the some of the strongest teams in the East. This time around the homage points to Beantown, a adidas tubular doom longtime hub for Three Stripes fanatics, with a simple Celtics styled upper of black, green, and white. Continue reading for the full look along with some more background info on the sneakers which features designer Robbie Fuller giving some insight as to how the adidas team was able to create a strong silhouette while shaving off so adidas tubular shadow many ounces.

The adidas Crazy Light 2 has provided a relatively wide variety of colorblocking options given the selections we've profiled here on Sneaker News, and now we get our first look at a monochromatic style that's a bit more modern than the traditional team-based approach. The factors at play here are similar to the patterned trend that's adding extra depth to especially college basketball uniforms these days, as a number of blue tones along with a green compliment offer up cool ocean vibes. Have a closer look, let us know how these compare to the other Crazy Light 2s we've seen so far and be on the lookout for these at select adidas Basketball adidas tubular white retailers.

Back in the late '80s and early '90s, Nike and Reebok went head to head to determine who would control the basketball sneaker market for what has turned out to be nearly two decades. Nike had Michael Jordan, but they went so far as to more or less copy the ever popular Reebok Pump with the Air Pressure, leading the Vector brand to respond that fans should make the decision to  Pump Up and Air Out'. We hadn't seen any such oppositional marketing since then, but with adidas purchasing Reebok outright in 2005 to unite as the world's second largest athletic brand, you just knew that wouldn't be the end.

Big Sean appropriated Rick James via MC Hammer for an entirely different purpose, but that doesn't mean some of his lyrics aren't indeed spot-on in describing adidas Basketball's troupe of all-star dunkers. Three Stripes ballers Dwight Howard, Eric Gordon and Jrue Holiday were on hand for the shooting of the adidas x Foot Locker  The Difference' commercial a short while back, and the cameras kept rolling after the action was wrapped because these guys decided to put on another show. With the help of an unnamed young 1 with a handle like  The Professor', all kinds of oops, reverse jams and 360-did-you-see-thats are being served up fresh, and you can see the entire highlight reel after the jump below.

The adidas Primeknit technology has been tough to track down here in adidas tubular womens the states  we just saw the first ever domestice release for that tech go down a couple weeks ago with the adidas adiZero Prime Boost . Whether or not the adidas adiZero FeatherPrime shown here will get the same treatment remains to be seen, but at the very least you can ogle them from afar. Do that with us as you check out the black and red pairs that just popped up and then head to Titolo if you want to import them.Continue reading for more photos of these, which are available for preorder now at Finishline.