
Adidas now offers a laced version of its 3D-printed shoes
Andrew Liszewski
created: July 15, 2025, 7:44 p.m. | updated: July 16, 2025, 11:44 a.m.
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.
The Climacool were originally launched last September in limited quantities, but Adidas expanded their availability in April 2025 with a global launch that included select Adidas store locations in the US.
The new $160 Climacool Laced are $20 more expensive than the slip-on version, and while they’re also available from “selected retailers” and Adidas’ stores starting today, they can only be purchased online through the company’s Confirmed platform.
The shoe’s laces and tongue are made from materials that aren’t 3D-printed.
The new version will potentially make the Climacool more comfortable and compatible with a wider variety of foot sizes while retaining the unique features of their 3D-printed lattice structure that was breathable and fast-drying.
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