Adidas’ 3D-printed sneakers grow laces.

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The Climacool sneakers I reviewed last year are now available in an all-white colorway, complete with ghost stripes and white laces. The $160 Climacool Laced kicks are 15 percent lighter, thankfully, and available to buy worldwide from adidas.com and via the Adidas app. The $140 slip-ons are back in stock too. [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/03/H24567-SS26_Climacool_2D_Product_A…

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Adidas’ 3D-printed sneakers grow laces.
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