The adidas Oslo has been distributed in the USA. It's black leather with yellow stripes.adidas also created a North America series (which were distributed in both the US and Europe). However, most of the European cities are nearly unavailable in the United States!
Somebody in Europe sent me the names but no other details... and people later sent me details... and this is what I have heard about so far:
A cream-white leather shoe with contrasting stripes.
A medium blue shoe with white stripes.
A white leather shoe with blue-red-blue stripes.
A blue shoe with bright green stripes.
A blue shoe with fluorescent red stripes.
A dark blue shoe with hook and loop fasteners and silver stripes.
A red suede shoe with black stripes; gum rubber sole.
Looks like a classic adidas track training shoe. BRIGHT yellow suede with black stripes. Rubber sole with "pivot point."
A medium blue shoe with white stripes.
Brown with brown stripes... "not very exciting" from those who have seen it.
Light mustard yellow with blue stripes.
Blue with fluorescent red-orange stripes and a prominent black sidewall.
Dark blue suede, yellow stripes.
A 1980's tennis-style shoe, in leather and mesh. Made in blue with white stripes. Also in red with white stripes.
The adidas Oslo has been distributed in the USA. It's black leather with yellow stripes.
Seen in two colorways:
The adidas Rom, in its classic form, was a white leather shoe with blue stripes. adidas has reissued this shoe in multiple trim colors.
Two colorways have been seen:
A dark blue suede shoe with a polyethylene sole and white stripes.
A blue shoe with Argentina (light) blue stripes.
A white leather shoe with red stripes. This shoe was once available in the USA. I remember this was popular with jocks in red-and-white high schools in the early 1970s.
A blue suede shoe with orange stripes and a gum rubber sole.
A blue suede with Argentina (light blue) stripes.
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