Adidas Men Shoes

Like a Mercedes-Benz, Adidas Shoes were considered both well designed and well made - and much of this was due to the product's German origins. The company began in the early 1920s as slipper makers Gebruder Dassler Schuhfabrik, in Herzogenaurach, Germany, near Nuremberg. One day in 1925 Adolf (Adi) Dassler designed a pair of sports shoes; thereafter he began to study the science behind kinetics and footwear. By 1931 he and his brother Rudolph  were selling special shoes for tennis players, and they soon began to design specific shoes for the needs of specific sports. The Adidas Sneakers devised many technical innovations that made their footwear popular with athletes, not the least of which was the first arch support. The brothers were also quick to realize that athletes themselves were the best advertisement for their shoes. Initiating a long and controversial history of sports marketing, in 1928 the company gave away their first pairs of free shoes to the athletes of the Olympic Games in Amsterdam. Eight years later, American sprinter Jesse Owens was wearing Adidas when he won a gold medal in track at the Berlin Olympic Games. Adidas Nizza is a lasting classic symbol basketball shoes  of the retro style. And the new version of Nizza is the perfect reproduction of the Limited Edition model that popular in the beginning of 1980s.