Meet the new Climacool, a fully 3D-printed clog designed with a striking lattice structure that delivers maximum breathability and bold, futuristic style.

While adidas has been experimenting with 3D printing for years, most notably through its Futurecraft line, which introduced 3D-printed midsoles, the Climacool takes things even further. This time, the entire shoe is crafted from a single piece of advanced, 3D-printed material. No seams, no separate parts - just one continuous form designed to move with you.

At the core of the design is a high-tech polymer that adapts to your body and your movement. It absorbs impact, responds to pressure, and returns energy with every step. The result? A shoe that doesn’t just fit like a glove – it flows like a second skin. Lightweight, soft, stable, and incredibly breathable, this isn’t just footwear – it’s a new kind of experience.

According to adidas, the new Climacool is "made for the way we move". Its next-level breathability and energy-returning structure are more than just performance features – they redefine how a shoe can support, respond, and feel.

As part of the Climacool line, known for its cutting-edge ventilation tech, this release makes perfect sense. With its perforated design and breathable structure, this might just be adidas’ most ventilated shoe yet.

It’s 3D printing meets performance. Innovation meets wearability. And adidas once again proves, they’re not just keeping up with the future, they’re building it from the ground up.