The American SetLaceless and Loved: The Running Shoe That Slips On and Shows Up
The Evo SL, already a fixture on laps around Los Angeles reservoirs and Miami boardwalks alike, just got easier to wear. Adidas has dropped the laces from its popular running silhouette, trading tie-up ritual for a slip-on fit that keeps the shoe's sleek profile intact. It is a small edit with an outsized payoff: less fuss before the run, same design credentials after it. The family grows, and so does the case for running shoes that double as everyday wear.
With reporting from Footwear News.
