Women's adidas Shoes
adidas Adilette II W
Barricade II
adidas Barricade III
Baseliner II
adidas BC Logo
Cairo Shoes
Campus Cord
Campus Leather
adidas ChenTau Quilt
Clima Ultimate
adidas Clima Walk
ClimaCool 3
adidas ClimaCool Cardrona
ClimaCool Ram Air
adidas ClimaCool Response 2
ClimaCool Trail
adidas ClimaCool Volleyball
Daroga Leather
adidas Daroga Mesh
Decade Hi
adidas Decade Lo Mesh
Enmei
adidas Escalate
F50 TRX FG
Formel 1 Shoes
adidas Forum Lo
Galaxy Syn
adidas Gyosei
Incentive IV
adidas Irvington
Irvington Shoes
adidas Jisho Mary Janes
Jisho MJ Suede Shoes
adidas Kumasi
Kynthy
adidas LM 3.5
Mali
adidas Marathon 80
MB 2.5
adidas Mei Suede
Mei
adidas Meteor Lifestyle
Monaco GP W SD
adidas Nastase Mesh
Nastase Millenium
adidas Nova Runner
Ozweego Trail
adidas Ozweego VI
Pasara
adidas Pop Snarl
Prajna NBK
adidas Prajna
Pranja Motorcycle
adidas Pranja NM
Predator Manic II TRX FG
adidas Promodel 2G
Pulsado IN
adidas Rekord Leather
Rekord Satin
adidas Response 99
Response Control
adidas Response Cushion
Response Trail 9
adidas Rio Grande
Rod Laver Leather 2
adidas Rod Laver W Perf CNVS
Samoa Leather 2
adidas Samoa Leather
Samoa NB
adidas Shosan
Supernova Cushion
Supernova Trail
adidas Superstar 2G Patent
adidas Superstar 2G Perf
Superstar Accelerate
Superstar MGR
adidas Superstar ZM
Superstar ZM
adidas Taekwondo
Team Classic III
adidas Team Classic IV
The Hills II
adidas Titan Lifestyle
Tour Classic CB
adidas Tranquil II
Tureia
adidas Tuscany
Universal
adidas Volea TRX FG
History of Adidas:
1927 – Adi and Rudi Dassler liese their first production facility and
“Dassler Brothers Sports Shoe Factory”. 25 people produce 100 pairs
of shoes daily.
1936 Jesse Owens wins four gold medals in the Berlin Olympics, setting world
records in almost all of the events in which he competes.
1948 – Adi and Rudolf Dassler decide to part ways. Rudolf founds Puma. Adi
founds adidas.
1952 – Adidas is the most widely worn sports shoe brand at the Olympic
Games in Helsinki.
1954 – The German National Football (soccer) Team wins the Football World
Cup for the first time wearing adidas shoes with revolutionary new studs.
450,000 pair of adidas produced that year.
1964 – At the Olympics in Tokyo, 80% of the athletes wear the 3 stripes.
1972 – The “Trefoil” logo is introduced. The three leaves
symbolize the Olympic spirit and link the 3 continental plates. Adidas becomes
the official Olympic sponsor of the Munich games.
1974 – Germany becomes Football (soccer) World Champions again in adidas
boots (cleats).
1976 – Adidas worn by 83% of the athletes in the Olympic Games in
Montreal. 75 gold medals are won in adidas shoes.
1987 – Stefi Graf, under contract with adidas since 1985, climbs to the
top of the Tennis World Rankings.
1990 – Germany once again wins the Football World Cup wearing adidas.
1995 – The “Predator” soccer cleat is introduced setting new
standards in the world of soccer.
1997 – With an extensive communications campaign, adidas enters the future
with a host of top, young athletes such as David Beckham, and Anna Kornikova.
1998 – AdidasSalomon is the first sporting goods company to be the
official sponsor of the Soccer World Cup, and equips the World Champion France.
2000 – In Sydney, adidas is represented in 26 of 28 sports. More than
3,000 Olympic athletes wear adidas.
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