Adidas releases 2025 NCAA team adizero Evo SL running shoes, how to buy
The College Shoe collection from adidas comes just in time to get ready for another college football season.
This year, adidas is releasing 13 different NCAA team sneakers in two waves. The first seven pairs of shoes are available now, while you'll have to wait until Sept. 1 for the other shoes to drop.
Shop adidas 2025 College Shoe collection
This year's team shoe is the adizero Evo SL, built for training, racing, and supporting your favorite college team. Designed to be breathable, durable, lightweight and incredibly dynamic, these shoes will have you setting and looking a personal best.
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