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Adidas kicks it classic casual with clipless Velosamba Cycling Shoes

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Dig the styling of the new Adidas “Road Cycling Shoes,” but looking for something a little more… casual? It doesn’t get much more classic Adidas than their Samba. And now, you’ll be able to take to the streets in the Velosamba – that’s an SPD compatible Samba, of course.

Adidas kicks it classic casual with clipless Velosamba Cycling Shoes

From the side, it would be easy to mistake the Velosamba for one of the millions of Sambas out there. Which is the point. The shoe features a coated leather upper with the three classic stripes, only this time they’re reflective along with the “blinker” at the back of the shoe.

Adidas kicks it classic casual with clipless Velosamba Cycling Shoes Adidas kicks it classic casual with clipless Velosamba Cycling Shoes

The ‘Velosamba’ on the side gives it away, but if you look underneath you’ll find a cycling specific sole that makes these shoes unique. Under a rubber outsole, there’s a full-length reinforced plate attached to an SPD cleat pocket for a shoe that pedals as good at it looks.

Adidas kicks it classic casual with clipless Velosamba Cycling Shoes

Available from Adidas.com, the shoes sell for $120 and are available now.

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K-Pop is dangerous to your health
K-Pop is dangerous to your health
3 years ago

F I N A L L Y ! ! !

Thesteve4761
Thesteve4761
3 years ago

Whatever, the far sports version weighs 35g less, costs half as much, but includes a 4th stripe at no cost!

Greg
Greg
3 years ago

LOL

Joenomad
Joenomad
3 years ago

Adidas, please make these in a wide version for those of us with fat feet. Thanks.

ish27
ish27
3 years ago

Winner, winner, chicken dinner!

Onrhodes
3 years ago

But what is it’s stiffness index? Laces suck, no BOA no way, I won’t set any strava records with this shoe. Is it compatible with Nike socks?

Seriously though. I like it.

Shannon Trainer
Shannon Trainer
3 years ago
Reply to  Onrhodes

The stiffness index is probably 1.

esc8engn
esc8engn
3 years ago

now that they sponsor brad simms… i can’t think of a reason to say no to these.

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