The 3D-printed midsole also makes use of a new material that’s 39-percent bio-based and lighter than what was used for previous 4D sneakers. (The full sneaker, in a US size 9.5, weighs just 333 ...

Adidas had quite a bit of experience with how structures might be coded for performance from its 4D project from 2017, in which Adidas began 3D printing midsoles, which it still sells today.

Adidas has released a new variant of its 3D-printed Climacool shoes with laces so you can adjust their fit and potentially tone down how tightly they hug your feet. Featuring a breathable lattice ...

It follows previous models like the 4D Futurecraft, made possible by Adidas and Carbon's tech that lets them manufacture 3D-printed shoes on a large scale.

JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- adidas Running has today unveiled adidas 4DFWD – the next step in data driven, 3D printed midsole innovation, designed to move you forward.

The shoe, called Futurecraft 4D, is the creation of Adidas and Carbon, a startup in Silicon Valley. There are 300 pairs of shoes being released for family and friends. Later this year, 5,000 more ...

The 3D printed portion of this shoe is the most interesting bit about this shoe. It's the midsole that we're looking at, here, made with a lattice design made with 39% bio-based 3D material.

Adidas fans, rejoice! The athletic retailer is running an epic 60% off sale on the Adidas 4DFWD men's running shoes right now. That means you can scoop up a $200 pair for only $80 for a limited time.

Take a look at the adidas Originals 4D Futurecraft “Cream” above, and expect it to drop at stockists such as solebox on September 7, costing just under €185 EUR (approximately $218 USD ...

And 4D hasn't had nearly as much fanfare around it as Adidas more comfortable boost alternative has. And, as a result, we see some 4D units struggling to move off of online and real-life shelves.

May 5, 2021 at 2:00 a.m. PT Adidas Adidas is launching the Adidas 4DFWD, an athletic performance shoe that has a 3D printed midsole via a partnership with 3D printing company Carbon.