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adidas green shoes have got what it takes to move you further, whether you're running, hitting the gym, cycling or just living your best life! Whatever you're up to, choose from stylish green shoes in a wide range of sizes and designs.

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The adidas collection of green shoes is great for running, football, mountain biking, weightlifting, basketball and a range of other sports. Our innovative mountain bike shoes in green have Poron® toe box technology and are impact-resistant. Medium-flex moulded EVA insoles are excellent for pedals and you can enjoy the comfort and performance of OrthoLite® insoles. These green shoes also feature a Stealth® S1 rubber outer sole for impressive grip. Your biking adventures will never be the same again with this hi-tech footwear. Our basketball shoes incorporate special technology to support fast-paced sidesteps and pivots. They have a Lightstrike foam sole designed for easy movement and, in addition, a TPU midfoot overlay offers lateral support for fast sidestep motion. The herringbone patterned outer sole offers superb grip for pivoting, while our EVA insoles absorb shock. Models like our 90s-style shoe have excellent cushioning for all-day comfort, not to mention standing out from the crowd with their funky design. Adiprene technology offers excellent heel support and comfort, as well as cushioning in the sole. Not only perfect for training across a wide range of sports, our green shoes double up as a bold fashion statement.

Futuristic vintage feel

Brighten up your sportswear wardrobe with our green shoes. The range features a variety of hues to suit your fancy. If you fancy a bit of heritage, pairs like our Kamanda shoe are the perfect choice. They started off as an 80s design investigation looking into football fans' preferred shoes, and are noticeable for their appealing sculpted gum rubber outsole. The leather upper has a flexible feel and you can enjoy the soothing quality of OrthoLite® insoles. Or you could go for a classic pair of running trainers in the style of a shoe from 1994, which offers a futuristic interpretation of a vintage design. A high midsole keeps the 90s look genuine, an airy knit upper gently cradles your foot and Adiprene cushions the sole. Any choice from our range of shoes will give your outfit a fresh and modern, up-to-date look.

Green Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

Is it OK to wear green shoes?
A lot can depend on the situation you’re in, but green trainers and shoes are generally fine to wear and can help you stand out from the crowd. You might want to avoid wearing them for more sombre or serious occasions though.
Do green shoes go with jeans?
Wearing green shoes with jeans can be an attractive pairing. It’s often best to match light shades of green with light shades of denim, and vice versa for darker shades.
What colours don’t go with green?
A lot comes down to personal taste, but red and green can be a jarring match. Tradition also states that ‘blue and green should never be seen’ but if you like these two colours in combination then go for it.