The All-Black Adidas Forum Low Sneaker by Bad Bunny will be available soon

 


Four months after fans first saw Bad Bunny's all-black Adidas Forums, the sneakers have returned. Adidas has released official photos — and, more importantly, a release date — confirming that the collaborative Forums will be available this month.

The low-top sneakers were originally seen on Bad Bunny during a WWE performance, and Benito's right-hand man Janthony Oliveras has since teased them. In May, Oliveras posted a photo of the shoes on Instagram, emphasizing the black suede overlays and neon yellow embellishments, prompting followers to request a seeded pair.

Bad Bunny's Forums have quickly become Adidas' most popular sneakers of the year, with his "First Café" pair selling for much to $1,685 and his pink "Easter Egg" variation selling for nearly $1,000. According to StockX, Benito's low-top sneakers have become the most sought-after non-Yeezy Adidas sneaker in the reselling site's history due to their absurd reselling pricing, hinting that many customers and resellers will be looking for Bad Bunny's next Forum Low.

The following sneaker, nicknamed "Core Black," has the same double tongue, buckle ankle strap, and "Ojo" (eye) emblem as his previous two Forum Low collaborations. A lighter black leather upper is contrasted by darker black suede overlays for a sophisticated look, while the shoe's new rope laces incorporate white speckles and bright yellow hits. The Forum Lows will come with a co-branded dust bag and extra laces if you want to swap out the highlighter parts for a pure all-black look, according to Adidas.

The “Core Black” Forum Lows will be available for $160 on August 17, which is a value considering the resale rates. Customers can enter a lottery-style draw on Adidas' Confirmed app to win Bad Bunny's sneaker.

If you don't get your hands on the shoe, Benito already has a couple of alternative designs in the works. Later this year, a dripping “Ice Crean” ZX 8000 sneaker, as well as classic Response CL sneakers, are planned, but you already know getting either would be impossible.

Rumor has it that Bad Bunny is working on another Forum Low — a monochromatic "White Bunny" companion to the "Core Black" that will be released in the winter to celebrate the snowy white motif. We'll have to wait for Adidas' official photographs and announcement to find out which sneaker comes first, though we'd be delighted with any of them.

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