Adidas Campus

The Campus sneakers from adidas was essentially a suede version of the smooth leather Superstar basketball shoes; analogous to the Puma 'Clyde' basketball shoe. The Adidas Campus was originally named the Tournament when it was first released in the early 1970’s. The name changed to Campus somewhere around 1980. The Adidas Campus shoes was released in a wide range of colors. The Adidas Campus has been very involved in the hip-hop community, and has almost been worshiped by Brooklyn hip-hop artists the Beastie Boys. The Campus makes a good addition to any wardrobe, with its wide range of colors. Skateboarders have utilized the durability of the very simple Adidas Campus.
The Adidas Campus will always be an eternal favorites in sneaker world. They're as old school as hip-hop and, in an essence, have become eternal artifacts of that culture. Stylistically, they're simple. So simple, they're cool. Plus, their slightly chunky white soles only accentuate their freshness. They are timeless and come in an array of colors and a torpedo of limited editions. The Campus has been an icon in the sneaker world ever since. They're suitable for athletic types, execs, talk show hosts, and lazy hipsters. So instead of that gift card for a month of lattes, grab yourself a pair of Adidas Campus kicks today. They're cooler than anything in your freezer. The Campus has been dominating courts all over the world for over 2 decades now and doesn't seem to be moving any time soon.