Unreleased Yeezy: The Adidas Yeezy 150 Samba Combines Skate and Football Vibes

The partnership between Ye and adidas has seen many ups and downs in its decade-plus history, but one constant in the relationship between the bombastic artist and the German sportswear brand has been compelling samples that never saw the light of day. From a fierce signature shoe for Derrick Rose to chunky boots and dozens of unreleased colourways with subtle design differences, there was always a plethora of concept products to admire. Even though the partnership has ended and the last stock has sold out, samples continue to be released - and we've taken a close look at what's considered a Yeezy version of adidas Originals' incredibly popular Samba, a sneaker called the Yeezy 150.

These Yeezys combine the vibes of the Samba with adidas Skateboarding's popular Busenitz Pro. Featuring an eye-catching black and rubber design with a suede upper and a more rugged construction than the slimmer football silhouette, this is a new iteration of the adidas classic. The standard Samba branding has also been replaced with a "Wyoming" print presented in a much thinner font. While the Samba was originally designed for the football pitch, the adidas Yeezy 150 Samba has been revamped with a skater-like aesthetic. Unfortunately, these sneakers are not yet released, but we didn't want to deprive you of the first images.