The 25th installment of the James Bond movie “No time to die” is will finally arriving on the big screen after numerous times of delays in movie releases. However, the monumental celebration in film history is teaming up with Adidas by dropping a pack of UltraBOOSTs which inspired by the movie's scenes and character.
The movie - which was originally slated for release in 2020 is also Daniel Craig's fifth outing as the MI6 agent. Adidas has unveiled a limited-edition array of 007-infused takes on the UltraBOOST DNA and UltraBOOST 20 silhouettes, with “White Tuxedo” and “Black Tuxedo” styles drawing on James Bond’s epochal sense of style. Q Branch is honored in another style which features a pocket hidden on the sneaker’s tongue, while another is inspired by the
latest Bond villain, Safin, with a lace cage mimicking his porcelain mask.
Each new design features the brand’s performance-enhancing TPU BOOST midsole, which sits beneath a variety of monochromatic and breathable mesh uppers.
Two of the Ultraboost 20 propositions rock a stealthy, all-black look but actually feature scenes from “No Time To Die” printed as graphics on the sockliner. The sneaker looks like just another all-black affair. But on the heel you’ll find “007” insignia, while the insole features a Cuban backdrop as a nod to one of the scenes from No Time to Die. Completing the look is the logo
from the franchise’s opening gun barrel sequence, which appears on the tongue.
The remaining Ultraboost 20 and the SUMMER.RDY are inspired by Bond’s enemies—the newcomer Safin gets a concrete grey upper along with a white cage inspired by his porcelain mask and the longtime nemesis Specter with a white, black, and grey color scheme decorated on the tongue by a seven-armed octopus logo.
This leaves the Ultraboost DNA to rep the man himself, as it flaunts a sleek, cream-toned appearance to reflect the spy’s refined style. To top off the look, the insole is covered in James Bond movie logos such as“Casino Royale” and “Skyfall.”
All five of the sneakers will retail for $200, and alongside them, a small run of athletic apparel including tracksuits and a T-shirt will also release. Certainly, Bond would have to go jogging at some point to train for all his chases — and now we know what he'd wear for the occasion.
James Bond fans cannot wait to get their hands on this 007 collectibles and rocking it while watching the premiere on September 30.
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