Adidas launches Velosamba Cold.Rdy for winter

The successful Velosamba cycling shoes, a model that brings the characteristic look of the German brand's casual footwear to a pair of cycling shoes, perfect for those who pedal around the city now have a model adapted to the coldest weather conditions so you can continue to show off the three stripes of adidas also in your winter commutes.

Pedal in style and without getting cold with the new adidas Velosamba Cold.Rdy

Adidas' casual footwear has become an almost iconic garment, to the point of having been imitated to exhaustion. A design that the brand brought to its small range of cycling shoes, which the brand recovered two years ago, creating the Velosamba model in which the SPD cleat attachment was incorporated, in a totally discreet way and integrated into the sole.

Now, adidas incorporates a new Cold.Rdy version that, as its name already suggests, is designed to pedal during winter days thanks to the warm inner lining it receives while externally maintaining the characteristic look of the Velosamba.

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Although they are only available in black, thinking that during these months they are likely to be used in low light conditions if not directly at night, the adidas logos and the characteristic three stripes are made of reflective material to enhance the visibility of the cyclist.

Speaking of manufacturing, it should be mentioned that adidas uses at least 50% recycled material in the fabric that makes up its upper, thus reducing as much as possible the environmental impact of the manufacture of these Velosamba.

Beyond the casual aspect, ideal for those who use the bike in their daily commutes, the Velosamba are authentic cycling shoes. Apart from the aforementioned SPD cleat attachment, the flat rubber sole offers optimal grip if instead of automatics we pedal only with platform pedals. In addition, on top of it, there is a midsole made of fiberglass and nylon to provide rigidity and enable efficient pedaling, although not so rigid as to prevent walking comfortably with them.

Shoes that you can purchase at adidas points of sale or, directly, on their own website, at a price of 150 €, being available in sizes ranging from 36 to 50.