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The adidas BadBo 1.0 marks an important milestone in Bad Bunny’s ongoing collaboration with adidas — it’s his first sneaker designed with a wholly original identity rather than reinterpretation of an archive silhouette. Debuted on stage during the Super Bowl LX halftime show, where Bad Bunny celebrated his Puerto Rican roots and made history as one of the event’s most talked-about performers, the BadBo 1.0 takes cues from 1990s basketball sneakers and early 2000s skate shoes, giving it a robust, mid-cut profile rather than a retro remake. The “Resilience” colorway here stays largely light and chalk-white across nubuck and suede panels, with tonal detailing and a layered midsole that keeps the aesthetic clean yet distinct. It’s a shoe we include for how it translates Bad Bunny’s voice into a new adidas silhouette.

adidas BadBo 1.0
Mid-cut build with layered suede and nubuck upper
Padded ankle and structured panels
Chunky sole with stacked midsoles
Translucent rubber outsole

adidas x Bad Bunny