adidas Crazy Infinity "Chalk" Is Dropping Exclusively at Packer
The avant-garde hoops model draws inspiration from the Audi TT Roadster.
UPDATE: adidas Basketball is advancing its category this season with a brand new contemporary style-meets-hoops silhouette: the adidas Crazy Infinity. The Three Stripes has tapped Packer to be the exclusive retailer for the launch of the elevated silhouette’s “Chalk” colorway and has released its official lookbook. Expect the Audi TT Roadster-inspired model to drop on Wednesday, July 19 at 11am EDT online and in-store at Packer’s Teaneck & Jersey city locations for $160 USD.
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It’s an exciting time for the adidas Basketball team. The division’s “Remember The Why” campaign breathed new life into the division with subsequent sneaker launches such as the Harden Vol. 7 becoming a fan favorite. During NBA All-Star Weekend 2023, the Hypebeast team visited adidas Basketball’s expansive showcase of both lifestyle and signature performance sneakers. Notably, the brand revealed many new silhouettes, including the Crazy IIInfinity — an evolution of the Crazy 1 that Kobe Bryant sported in the early 2000s.
After several months of waiting, it looks like the Crazy IIInfinity is finally set to land on shelves. Victor Kan, brand director of Packer, has showcased the shoe via Instagram. Featured in its off-white colorway — one of six revealed in February — the pair’s modern design is led by its zipper shroud system above the bulky exterior structure. White detailing lands at the reworked toe while black contrast hits the shroud and the base layer it protects.
While adidas has yet to officially announced the Crazy IIInfinity, Kan has confirmed that the pair is set to arrive “soon” via adidas and select retailers such as Packer. Stay tuned for additional information regarding its upcoming debut.
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