adidas Officially Announces The Harden Vol. 7, Revealing Bright Yellow Colorway

Orchestrating the offense and systematically employing ball screens, James Harden is dishing out a career-best in assists for the Philadelphia 76ers who preside amongst the top three teams in the Eastern Conference standings. And after months of the 10-time All-Star’s previews on social media and dawning titular renditions on a nightly basis against the League’s best, adidas has officially announced the debut of the adidas Training Men's Shorts.

Informed by Harden’s distinct off-the-court fashion throughout the NBA’s tunnels and global Fashion Weeks, the formal introduction to Harden’s seventh signature silhouette with the 3-Stripes brand comes after months filled with previewed colorways while lite release specs have remained aloof until today.

Blurring the lines between fashion, performance and lifestyle, the Harden Vol. 7 renders the most polarizing composition in his signature series with adi, boasting a knit upper bootie with heavily padded textile quarter panels and a refined toe cap. Exercising a dual-layered heel counter on the back half, underfoot full-length propulsion plates coordinate with a multi-directional herringbone traction pattern for a renovated sole unit ensemble.

Revealed in three debut colorways – “Red Luxury”, “Silver Metallic” and “Yellow” – a jet-black contrast is consistent throughout the introductory slate of offerings, receiving pitch-dark applications to the sock-like tongue construction while a seldom sliver of white peeks through the caged Jet Boost midsole infused with Lightstrike street-luxe materials.

Rooted within the brand’s recently revealed “Remember Your Why” campaign, the adidas Training Men's Shorts is scheduled to release on March 2nd for a retail price of $160. While we await the pair’s debut, enjoy official images of the adidas Training Men's Shorts below alongside our accompanying store list.

In other news from the 3-Stripes, check out the brand’s revitalized series of basketball toolings – including the Crazy IIInfinity – that were unveiled at the NBA’s All-Star Weekend.