Quick Facts
- The adidas Equipment EVO SL White Core Black is the first colorway of the Evo SL Equipment remix we’ve seen, adding the same white and black blend that appeared on the OG Evo SL debut
- This time around, the EQT adjustments add a lightweight reinforced ripstop fabric to the side panels and tongue for a tougher build than the OG mesh version
- The adidas Equipment EVO SL White Core Black will be released sometime in February 2026
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Running isn’t just for the track; sometimes you’ve got to get dirty. Especially in the winter months, most runners take to the streets and trails instead of the pristine quarter-mile oval. With the city streets as your terrain, the running shoe under your feet better be tough enough, and as adidas continues to expand its Evo SL running line, the thick-stacked performance runner is getting an EQT remix for some off-road energy.
The adidas Equipment EVO SL White Core Black is the first colorway of the Evo SL Equipment remix we’ve seen, adding the same white and black blend that appeared on the OG Evo SL debut. This time around, the EQT adjustments add a lightweight reinforced ripstop fabric to the side panels and tongue for a tougher build than the OG mesh version.
More white is added to the sockliner in a soft terry cloth fabric, and all the branding is black, with Three Stripes running from the side panels onto the top half of the super-stacked cream-colored Lightstrike Pro midsole. More white and black are added to the adidas Equipment tongue logo, and a grey Continental rubber outsole completes the look.
The adidas Equipment EVO SL White Core Black will be released sometime in February 2026 in Europe through adidas and select retailers in-store and online. As of now, we don’t have a date for a potential US release. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $150. For all the latest adidas running news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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