The adidas TERREX SPEED HIKING Collection
A speed hike tunes you into your senses and your place in nature. Find your flow through fast and efficient movement, as you speed to your summit.
Designed for moving at full speed, experience lightweight gear that lets your body move freely. Whilst you focus on your route through nature.
TERREX XPERIOR JACKET
The TERREX XPERIOR Hybrid Rain.Rdy jacket with waterproof protection is designed for a body in motion. For hikers who want to move with pace, you can do so with ease thanks to outstanding stretch and wind protection.
With roomy pockets to stow your essentials close to hand, carry what you need protected from the rain. And with an adjustable hood, hems and cuffs, wear it exactly how you want to so you can move how you need to.
TERREX XPERIOR SHORTS
Move with full speed thanks to the TERREX XPERIOR SHORTS. From low valleys to mountain trails, the shorts are designed for a body in motion. The adjustable waistband lets you tailor your fit and the stretchy woven material created with versatility in mind means they move with your pace.
The thought-through two front zip pockets allow for safer storage. Carry your essentials comfortably without feeling the contents of your pockets shifting thanks to the additional mesh lined cargo pockets.
TERREX SKYCHASER TECH MID GORE-TEX HIKING SHOES
The new hiking shoe launching this spring – the all-new TERREX SKYCHASER TECH MID GORE-TEX - is built for fast and efficient movements on any terrain. The shoe merges key benefits of hiking and trail running shoes, ensuring comfort while supporting speed and agility. Featuring a stealth rubber outsole and a trail running inspired lug profile, the shoe provides a feeling of stickiness and grip, which is essential when moving through rocky terrain at full speed.
Key features of the TERREX SKYCHASER TECH MID GORE-TEX HIKING SHOES include:
- GORE-TEX: The shoe features a waterproof and breathable membrane
- All mountain grip: Made for technical terrain, the shoe offers reliable grip through stealth rubber, as well as a lug profile
- Lightweight midfoot support: The lightweight Lightstrike EVA midsole is designed for cushioning while its plate construction is designed to offer protection and stability
- Snug fit: The asymmetrical lacing of the shoe helps harnessing the foot, creating a snug fit and a secure heel lockdown
- From plastic to performance: Made with at least 50% recycled materials in the upper, this product represents just one of adidas’ solutions to help End Plastic Waste
End Plastic Waste
THE PROBLEM: PLASTIC WASTE. THE SOLUTION: INNOVATION.
Today, plastic. Tomorrow, a problem. Adidas is continuously working to reduce its ecological footprint. Which is why, as of 2024, Adidas intends to only use recycled polyester in its products. Here, it’s not solely about sport. It’s about our future.
What does adidas do against plastic?
adidas is firmly convinced that brands can use their influence to do something positive for the environment.
Through creativity and an innovative spirit, adidas has found ways to reduce its ecological footprint and transform plastic waste into worthwhile, high-quality products. Together with the environmental organization Parley for the Oceans, adidas has developed opportunities to utilize plastic waste from the oceans as a raw material and was proud to present its first shoe concept to the United Nations in 2015. The uppers consisted of threads and fibers that were manufactured from recycled plastic waste from the oceans and illegally used deep-sea fishing nets. Since then, adidas has been able to use plastic waste collected on islands, beaches and in coastal areas to produce clothing and shoe models. The plastic is collected by Parley and its Global Cleanup Network, then cleaned and turned into thread, subsequently used to manufacture shoes, functional apparel and other clothing items. Since the first generation of adidas x Parley products in 2016, adidas had produced over 5 million pairs of shoes from plastic waste out of the world’s oceans. By 2019, that number had risen to 11 million pairs. This equates to 2810 tons of plastic waste that is no longer polluting the oceans.
As a company, adidas wants to achieve a plastic-free future. adidas is exploring new materials that might replace plastics and has set itself the goal of replacing newly produced polyester completely through alternatives (where available) by 2024.
