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Introducing the adidas Samba
The adidas Samba model date back to 1948 when Adi Dassler developed a sports shoes designed specifically for use on hard pitches, such as frozen ones. As a result, the Samba sneaker was created to provide footballers with grip and stability on such surfaces. In 1950, adidas introduced the first version of the Samba, which featured kangaroo leather uppers and rubber soles for a good traction.
Outside of football, the adidas Samba became an everyday sneaker in the 1960s. Featuring adidas' signature three stripes on the sides and a classic black upper with white accents, the Samba has become a style icon. Since its introduction four decades ago, the Samba has become a timeless classic among sneaker lovers worldwide.
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Design of the adidas Samba
In the 1990s, skateboarders also favoured the adidas Samba for its durability and traction. It quickly became a popular choice for skaters because of its comfort and durability, offering superior traction and control. The Busentiz skate sneaker was even designed based on the adidas Samba, taking the classic style and reimagining it for a whole new generation of skateboarders.
There's nothing like the Samba for comfort, durability, and versatility. The focus of it is on providing a durable and stylish design suitable for indoor sports and casual wear. The adidas Samba is one of the world's most popular and recognisable sneakers thanks to its rich history and timeless design.
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The adidas Samba - An Homage to Brazilian Pide
The Samba was named after a Brazilian musical and dance genre with the same name. It is a Brazilian dance and music style. West African slaves were brought to the Brazilian region of Bahia by Portuguese traders, resulting in a complex mix of influences and the birth of Samba.
The sneaker was named this way in an attempt to gain popularity in South American countries.