Learn more The Adidas Gazelle, supposedly named after Adidas-sponsored US sprinter Wilma Rudolph who earned the nickname “The Black Gazelle” at the 1960 Olympics, weren’t originally known for their ...

Adidas made the Gazelle with a slightly slimmer profile during that era, and it was adopted by skateboarders because of its flat sole. For pro skater Richard Angelides, it was the only shoe he wore.

If you’re go-to sneaker is the famous Adidas Gazelle, you’re in for a treat with the newest drop that’s about to hit. Adidas is releasing a new Gazelle style with the Dime Gazelle ADV ...

Bridging the gap between classic and contemporary, adidas Originals introduces the "Black Pack," which consists of the iconic Gazelle and modern AR 2.0. The pack creates creates a premium look ...