Check Out Official Images of the Bad Bunny x adidas Gazelle Indoor "Solar Gold"
Name: Bad Bunny x adidas Gazelle Indoor “Solar Gold”Colorway: Solar Gold/Core BlackSKU: KI2592MSRP: $140 USDRelease Date: October 17Where to Buy: adidasOfficial images of the Bad Bunny x adidas Gazelle Indoor "Solar Gold" offer a full look at the next pair in the artist’s run with the terrace silhouette, which is set for October 2026.The design is built on strong contrast. Golden yellow covers the upper from toe to heel, and black Three Stripes on the side panels provide most of the contrast, giving the pair its most recognizable feature.The palette is a clear change for the collaboration. Earlier Bad Bunny Gazelle Indoor releases favored faded and earth-toned colorways, while "Solar Gold" uses brighter, more saturated color and sharper contrast.The two-tone scheme has also sparked talk about what it might reference. Because yellow and black recall a New York City taxi, some have linked the pair to Bad Bunny's "NUEVAYoL" era, though neither adidas nor Bad Bunny has confirmed the connection. The outlet also notes that earlier pairs in the partnership carried nicknames tied to places in Puerto Rico. For now, "Solar Gold" is the pair's only name, and an official campaign could add another.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Name: Bad Bunny x adidas Gazelle Indoor “Solar Gold”
Colorway: Solar Gold/Core Black
SKU: KI2592
MSRP: $140 USD
Release Date: October 17
Where to Buy: adidas
Official images of the Bad Bunny x adidas Gazelle Indoor "Solar Gold" offer a full look at the next pair in the artist’s run with the terrace silhouette, which is set for October 2026.
The design is built on strong contrast. Golden yellow covers the upper from toe to heel, and black Three Stripes on the side panels provide most of the contrast, giving the pair its most recognizable feature.
The palette is a clear change for the collaboration. Earlier Bad Bunny Gazelle Indoor releases favored faded and earth-toned colorways, while "Solar Gold" uses brighter, more saturated color and sharper contrast.
The two-tone scheme has also sparked talk about what it might reference. Because yellow and black recall a New York City taxi, some have linked the pair to Bad Bunny's "NUEVAYoL" era, though neither adidas nor Bad Bunny has confirmed the connection. The outlet also notes that earlier pairs in the partnership carried nicknames tied to places in Puerto Rico. For now, "Solar Gold" is the pair's only name, and an official campaign could add another.
