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Adidas Crazy 1 will be offered in the “Lakers Away” color scheme on May 1 for $150 per pair.
The new colorway release comes after Adidas unveiled the "Lakers Home" variant during the 2023 NBA All-Star Weekend on February 20.
The shoe is meant to be a retro of the same sneaker Kobe Bryant wore during his 2002 NBA title run.
The new Adidas Crazy 1 colorway is mostly covered in black material with gold on the front and the sides, purple on the back heel, the outsole, and the material that runs up the tongue.
