Not a whole lot compared to some of you, but I got a few pair:

Superstar 1 (I love these because of the dingy shell)
Superstar 2
Superstar Vintage
RMX Torsion
Rod Laver
Stan Smith (clear sole)
Samba
Tennis
Tennis Royal
Forest Hills
Tennis Super Consortium (bought four pair because they were that hard to find)

you should try a shoe without a white base colour! you mite find it liberating!

nice stuff though mate.

but 4 pairs? seriously lol...

Nice mate, you like white, nothing wrong with that

Nice collection there DP! very white though.

I've never been into Adidas with different color soles and / or colorways; I prefer to keep it simpler. The other 40+ pair of sneakers I have that aren't Adidas - that's a different story (and for another message board). The reason for the four pair of Consortiums, other than the fact that I like them a lot, is that it took me so long to get the first pair, that getting a few pair ensured that I'll have a pair to wear for years. My other Adidas "vice" has been getting Adidas soccer / rugby / golf shirts (another expensive habit). But I really do appreciate the fact that a message board such as this exists.

Oh, for what it's worth, I also ordered a pair of Adidas Superstar Pochoir to be worn for the springtime:

nice to see the white/green supe.

nice collection Double Or should that be Quadruple?

I don't even know what those shoes are, let alone how limited they are or why you feel you need 4 pairs of them.
All very odd.

^^^Are you serious, P?

(18-02-10 05:21 PM)mr.pure Wrote:  I don't even know what those shoes are, let alone how limited they are or why you feel you need 4 pairs of them.
All very odd.

In casy you're not familiar with the Adidas Consortium line - the Adidas design team uses unique materials to construct a very limited series of sneakers including retro models, and are limited to only 350 pair of each model. That's what makes them limited, plus the fact that hardly any Adidas stores actually carry the Consortium line - they are made for specialty stores (like Harput, ALife, Hanon Shoes, Pick Your Shoes, etc). I've never been one to want to wear the same ole' sneakers that you'll see most people wear - I like to seek out unique and limited run sneakers too. So again, why four pair? Because I want to ensure that I'll have a pair to wear for the next 20+ years. I'll get about five years worth from each pair. Here's a closer look at them (and the Tennis Royal):

Tennis Super



Tennis Royal

(18-02-10 12:42 PM)DoublePromo Wrote:  I've never been into Adidas with different color soles and / or colorways; I prefer to keep it simpler. The other 40+ pair of sneakers I have that aren't Adidas - that's a different story (and for another message board). The reason for the four pair of Consortiums, other than the fact that I like them a lot, is that it took me so long to get the first pair, that getting a few pair ensured that I'll have a pair to wear for years. My other Adidas "vice" has been getting Adidas soccer / rugby / golf shirts (another expensive habit). But I really do appreciate the fact that a message board such as this exists.

Oh, for what it's worth, I also ordered a pair of Adidas Superstar Pochoir to be worn for the springtime:

you can get these on ebay for £70 mate

You can get them for less than that..

(18-02-10 11:14 PM)streak Wrote:  You can get them for less than that..

yeh you probley can i don't realy fancy them myself just spotted them on bay

(18-02-10 06:26 AM)DoublePromo Wrote:  Superstar 1 (I love these because of the dingy shell)

Please help the Dutch guy, what is dingy?

Nice white collection fella .

(19-02-10 12:09 AM)Marco82 Wrote:  

(18-02-10 06:26 AM)DoublePromo Wrote:  Superstar 1 (I love these because of the dingy shell)

Please help the Dutch guy, what is dingy?

Nice white collection fella .

I always called the Superstar 1 shell color "dingy" (my late 70's to early 80's slang) because they are off-white. Many years ago I wasn't aware that they were purposely made that way - I thought it was from the prolonged exposure of sunlight hitting them in the display window.