Where should you start in adidas: shoes, clothing or accessories?

This is the full adidas page, so it is wide. It holds footwear, apparel and accessories for men, women and kids. Narrow it first. Open adidas shoes for sneakers, running shoes and slides, or adidas clothing for T-shirts, shorts, tracksuits and leggings.

Court sneakers, running shoes and slides: what do the adidas shoe names mean?

The model name tells you the job of the shoe.

• Court-style sneakers: the VL Court 3.0 has a suede upper and a vulcanised rubber outsole, and the Grand Court 3.0 adds Cloudfoam cushioning.
• Originals: the Samba OG moved from the football pitch to everyday streetwear, and the Handball Spezial has a suede upper.
• Running: the Runfalcon 5 has a breathable mesh upper for daily runs, the Galaxy 7 has a Cloudfoam midsole, and the Duramo RC2 has a full-length Lightmotion midsole.
• Slides: the Adilette Shower and the Adilette Aqua are slip-on slides for the pool, the shower and home.

adidas for football, padel and the gym

The sport ranges sit here too. Football boots include the Predator Club and the F50 Club, both made for firm ground and multi ground. The kids' Predator Club closes with a hook and loop strap. There are footballs, padel rackets and training clothing as well. For gym and training gear alone, open adidas training.

If you are new to adidas sneakers, start with a court-style pair such as the Grand Court 3.0. Add a running shoe such as the Runfalcon 5 when you start to run.