Zack Schlemmer 
Known as one of the greatest athletes of all-time not just for his track and field feats but also his cultural 49ers as a pioneering African American in sports, Jesse Owens inspires the 2016 consortium History Month collection for adidas Basketball. World renowned after winning four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympic games as a consortium man in the face of Nazi Germany, Owens has since been a symbol of social justice and racial clearance in sports as well as all of society. With colorways inspired by the track spikes hand-crafted by adidas founder Adi Dassler that Owens wore during those Olympics, the ghete adidas dama online para mujer, adidas tubular high tops white and red women, and Crazylight Boost 2.5 all receive the special edition BHM makeovers to commemorate the legacy of African Americans in sports. The ghete adidas dama online para mujer features a tumbled leather upper with an aged treatment to pay homage to the medal-winning spikes worn by Owens, while the colorway is finished with off-white accents, a clear outsole with gold flecks, and a graphic on the inner lining depicting the Olympic crowd. The adidas tubular high tops white and red women receives an off-white color palette representing the track uniform Owens wore in 1936 with cracked gold foil texture and cream suede. Finishing the trio, the Crazylight Boost 2.5 which will be worn by James Harden and Andrew Wiggins features an off-white Primeknit upper and also includes the same gold foil as the adidas tubular high tops white and red women. The consortium History Month ghete adidas dama online para mujer and adidas tubular high tops white and red women both release later this month at adidas.com.
