Worn by celebrities, these fashion sneakers have a sleek and bold design that is sure to turn heads. They are lightweight and offer a comfortable fit. They do not have Boost cushioning but use full-length EVA foam that provides responsiveness.

Adidas has a variety of specialty foams, including Repetitor and Repetitor+ that are formulated for softness and support, while Lightstrike and Lightstrike Pro provide high energy return and snappy sensation underfoot for training and race day.

1. Adidas Tubular X PK

The Tubular series was a bit ahead of its time when it first debuted as a running shoe in the ’90s. It was designed to look like the inner tube of car tires and features a unique outsole that gives these trainers their distinctive silhouette.

The shoes are super lightweight according to reviewers and offer a snug wrap fit that’s almost like a sock. Some felt the shoe was a bit roomy, but overall the shoe feels comfortable and durable.

The Tubular X PK is part of the Mi Tubular range which allows you to personalize your trainers by designing your own upper, changing laces and adding text or images. It’s the most customisable sneaker in the collection and a real statement piece. The shoes are also available in a variety of colors, including black and white.

2. Adidas Tubular X Primeknit

The newest edition to the Tubular lineup, this sneaker takes the style of the original to new heights. Featuring an upper made from 3D-textured knit that’s both stylish and highly functional, it allows air to circulate, which reviewers appreciated for a comfortable fit.

This lightweight fashion sneaker also looks good on the street, so you can take it from your workout to your casual wear without a second thought. It’s great for basketball, crosstraining, and even wearing with a pair of fashionable jeans or a simple t-shirt.

Taking cues from the 90s runner, this Tubular X Primeknit is one of adi’s toughest models yet. It’s outfitted in a black-on-black neoprene upper and ribbed midsole, giving it the “Triple Black” look that’s so popular with collectors.

3. Adidas Tubular X Primeknit Boost

The mind of a sneaker designer is a complex place. They are always designing for the future, yet they must also stay one step ahead of present trends. Unfortunately, sometimes this leads to ideas that the world just isn’t ready for yet. This is the case with the adidas Tubular.

Although the Tubular doesn’t feature Boost or Bounce cushioning like other adidas sneakers, it still provides enough support for everyday wear. Its unique asymmetrical design gives it a hip and fashion-forward perspective that has garnered the shoe the attention of many celebrities. The sneaker’s snug wrap fit, which is reminiscent of a sock, offers stability to the wearer. Most users say that the shoe fits true to size, though some complain about it being too roomy.

4. Adidas Tubular X Primeknit Black

The Adidas Tubular X Primeknit Black is a sleek, stylish sneaker that’s perfect for everyday wear. Its sophisticated design is sure to turn heads, and it comes in over 20 different colors so you can find the one that best suits your style. These sneakers are also very comfortable, and they can be worn for casual walks or even jogs. They are also very affordable, making them a great choice for anyone who is looking for a budget-friendly sneaker.

The new Adidas Tubular X Primeknit is dressed in Core Black for Fall 2016. This murdered out colorway is applied to the shoe’s intricately knitted upper, accented by hits of Dark Grey at the heel and toe. Tonal laces and the sneaker’s signature two-toned sole complete the look.

5. Adidas Tubular X Primeknit White

The Tubular line is a new design from Adidas that takes inspiration from running shoes from the ’90s. The sneaker has a unique look and has become a favorite among many people, including celebrities! The sneaker has a sock-like fit and offers support to the wearer. It also features a thick outsole for more protection.

This particular design of the shoe is made with a White Primeknit upper accented by hits of Light Tan on the X-shaped overlays. The sneaker is a head-turner and can be worn with casual attire.

The only downside to this shoe is that it does not have Boost or Bounce cushioning. This can be a deal-breaker for some runners. However, the sneaker is still comfortable and can handle low-mileage training.