Adidas Mexicana Prototype trainers (image credit: End)
If you loved the original yellow version of these (which are still available), you might also fancy the Adidas Mexicana Prototype trainers.
(image credit: End)
Personally, I loved this reissue from a few months back. It’s everything good about classic Adidas, although the colour might well have been a deciding factor for some. If yellow doesn’t do it for you, then it might have been a no-go.
So how about green? I think that’s pretty much the only difference here, except perhaps the ‘Mexicana’ name on the side, which is omitted for this version for some reason.
(image credit: End)
The new version is essentially what’s described as a ‘reimagining’ of the original 1968 sports shoe and a design introduced for the Olympics in Mexico City that same year.
(image credit: End)
The same shoe, but with ‘modern technology for classic comfort’ built in. And no name on the side. And green instead of yellow. I think that’s pretty much it. Still a great-looking shoe. Only in a different colour.
Just out and available in all the sizes you need, the Adidas Mexicana Prototype trainers are yours for £85.
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