A few months back we covered the innovative Adidas 4DFWD release, a unique 3D-printed running shoe. And now the famous footwear brand has tweaked the original design with a new line of 3D-printed sneakers. The 4DFWD Pulse adopts a new silhouette and introduces a range of color options. Plus, as you might recall, the original 4DFWD shoes were only available in a limited, pricey run. The 4DFWD Pulse sees a wider release and a price drop to a more palatable $160. But rest assured, Adidas hasn’t cut any corners here. The 4DFWD Pulse maintains its 3D-printed sole for maximum cushion, propelling you forward with each stride. Plus, you’ll find the same flexible textile upper and high-traction outsole for serious grip. Plus, thanks to sustainability measures implemented by Adidas, the 4DFWD Pulse features recycled plastics in its construction. Designed with runners in mind, the 3D-printed 4DFWD Pulse offers serious support for just about any workout.
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