Adidas now offers a copy of 3D Climacool shoes

Adidas released a new variable for him 3D printed climaacool shoes with ligaments So you can How tightly are your feet hugs. It includes a respiratory hair structure created through an added printing process, and the shoes were previously available only as a leader in one color outside the eggs, but it is now characterized by a black and ligament tongue, which makes them look less like an experience in designing shoes and more like a regular sport shoe.

The main structure of 3D shoes is still printed on it as one piece in a process that Adidas says, “It takes about 24 hours and includes spinning, bread and pressure with high -tech polymers.” The upper part of the Climacool Lase features a slightly different design from the parts that now include printed holes, but the tongue and ligaments are made of different materials that were then added 3D.

The new Climacool version is likely to make more comfortable and compatible with a wide range of foot sizes while maintaining the unique features of the printed 3D poetic structure that was breathing and drying quickly.