The first-ever collaboration between SNICKERS and adidas is here, and it’s got a spooky twist that is absolutely perfect for fall football. These aren’t just any cleats; the ADIZERO ELECTRIC + II brings a whole new vibe to the gridiron, hitting with Halloween energy that’ll keep you hyped all season.
This Cleat is Built for Both the Field and the Streets
Forget basic browns, because while the ADIZERO ELECTRIC + II rocks a chocolate brown base with those classic lighter brown adidas logo etches, it’s the details that hit different. We’re talking a legit SNICKERS lace charm, which is just straight up fire. But the real game-changer? That ghoulish green insole. Man, that pop of color makes these things scream Halloween without being overly costume-y. Maria Urista, Vice President of Chocolate Marketing at Mars Snacking, even said in a press release that SNICKERS “brings that spirit to the football field like never before.” She’s not wrong! This cleat isn’t just for October games; its design makes it a staple all year long, meshing football and culture in a way you rarely see.
Get Ready for a Game Day Surprise and Grab Your Own Limited Edition Gear
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Carnell Tate is already showing off these fresh kicks, hyping up an October 11 game day surprise that has everyone buzzing. It’s not just about looking good on the field, though. You can get a literal taste of this collab with limited-edition SNICKERS x adidas candy bars. Plus, if you’re feeling lucky, a fan will get the chance to help Tate bring this whole collaboration to life and score an exclusive prize inspired by the partnership. You can hit up SNICKERS on Instagram from October 12-16 to enter that contest, or snag a chance at the candy bars through October 13.
Want to rock these bad boys yourself? The ADIZERO ELECTRIC + II drops for U.S. fans on October 10, exclusively at adidas.com. They’ll run you $180, but heads up: these are limited quantities, so if you want to make sure your feet are repping the sweetest cleat on the field, you gotta be quick.
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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