adidas Campus

Standard, ADVs & 00s - the adidas Campus models

The adidas Campus has been popular among skateboarders since the 80s and this has not changed until today. Since it was designed as a sports shoe, the adidas Campus Standard has good cushioning and is robustly built.

The adidas Skateboarding Campus ADV (ADV = Advanced) was further developed especially for skaters and equipped with additional features. High-quality suede or smooth leather ensures long durability, the removable Adiprene footbed promises sufficient cushioning for your feet and the Geoflex rubber outsole provides grip and an ideal board feel.

The adidas 00s is not part of the ADV series of adidas, but nevertheless, this model is very popular within the skateboarding community. The fatter retro version of the adidas Campus features thicker side stripes, Fatlaces and a thicker tongue. If you're looking for a true vintage Y2K style sneaker, look no further than the 00s from adidas.

The fit of the adidas Campus shoes

Generally, the adidas Campus shoes for skating are a bit smaller. If you wear your shoes very tight, then your normal size should fit you. If you like a little more room to move, then we recommend that you buy your new adidas Campus a half or full-size larger. adidas Campus sneakers are unisex and can be worn by everyone equally.

From Tournament to Campus - the history of the adidas Campus

The adidas Campus was launched in 1970 as a basketball and sports shoe. Initially, the shoe bore the name 'Tournament', but was then renamed to 'Campus' in the 1980s.

In the course of the 1980s, the adidas Campus sneaker quickly found its way into the hip-hop and skateboarding scene and also enjoyed great popularity in the streetwear sector. Although the Campus never achieved the status of an adidas Superstar, it became a classic nonetheless.