adidas Unveils FutureCool, the Next Evolution of Their 3D-Printed Sneakers
After nearly a year since being previewed, adidas is finally releasing their next generation of 3D-printed sneakers, starting with the FutureCool. adidas’ foray into 3D printing has been one of my personal favorite stories in sneakers for a decade. The FutureCraft program kicked off in 2016, with their initial introduction of a printed midsole. That […] The post adidas Unveils FutureCool, the Next Evolution of Their 3D-Printed Sneakers appeared first on JustFreshKicks.

After nearly a year since being previewed, adidas is finally releasing their next generation of 3D-printed sneakers, starting with the FutureCool.
adidas’ foray into 3D printing has been one of my personal favorite stories in sneakers for a decade. The FutureCraft program kicked off in 2016, with their initial introduction of a printed midsole. That pair was designed for a standard FDM printing technique, and would not hold up to extended use. Quickly afterward, they announced a partnership with the Bay Area’s Carbon, which used SLS printing to form a lattice structure out of resin, resulting in a bouncy, structurally sound sole they could apply to performance running. This decade, adidas became the first major brand to make the leap into fully printed sneakers, starting with a new evolution ClimaCool, a sneaker I absolutely loved.
Today, the Three Stripes has finally announced the release of their next-gen printed sneaker model, the FutureCool. Originally previewed last November, the new silhouette upgrades the fully printed design introduced in 2024, adding some much-needed adjustments like a extra traction underneath, and fewer gaps for water to seep into the sole. The FutureCool is slimmer, bearing a shape closer to modern running shoes, and appears to add a flexible, asymmetric tongue piece to make them easier to take on and off. The FutureCool debuts through the Confirmed app next week in an off-white and black color scheme, but be warned: sizes are sparse. Currently, they are only accepting entries for sizes 6.5, 9.5, and 12.5, a frankly embarrassing way to debut a brand new model with updated technology. I am always in buying these printed models from the Three Stripes, but not having more standard sizes available, like the men’s 10 I need, is just a weird way to make a debut.
ADIDAS FUTURECOOL RELEASE INFORMATION
The next installment in adidas’ ongoing experimentation with 3D-printing has been scheduled to release next week, on September 3rd, 2026. Dubbed FutureCool, the new silhouette formally blends their FutureCraft intiative with the ClimaCool line, resulting in a sleek, runner-like shape with tons of breathability and a more refined, durable outsole. The model will drop in off-white & black for its debut, carrying a retail price of $180. Pairs will be exclusive to the Confirmed app for this release, though right now sign-ups are only available in sizes 6.5, 9.5 and 12.5.
adidas FutureCool
Color: Off White / Supplier Colour / Core Black
Style Code: LN3078
Release Date: September 3rd, 2026 (Confirmed App)
Price: $180
Check out the official images below, and stay tuned to JustFreshKicks on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for more of the latest sneaker news, release dates, and restock alerts.











The post adidas Unveils FutureCool, the Next Evolution of Their 3D-Printed Sneakers appeared first on JustFreshKicks.




