Kicks Fortnite Adidas are now official

Summary

New designs of Adidas Kicks Fortnite are based on real-life shoe models, each price for 800 V-Bucks.
Kicks offer new possibilities of cosmetic footwear for most character skins, similar to adding bling.
Mixed responses to Adidas kicks range from the recognition of the classification of the brand to criticism of their prices.

Epic Games for developers triggered another wave Fortnite Kicking cosmetic shoes, this time from the brand of shoes in real life adidas. Launched at the end of 2024, Fortnite Kicks provide a new category of cosmetic upgrades, attractive to sneakers and fashion fans.

Kicks represent a new extension in the diversity Fortnite. While players have been able to dress different leather based on original designs and later, crossovers with popular franchises pop culture, kicks are the first time players could buy new shoes wearable mostly character skin. As a result, kicks are more similar to the bonus Fortnite Back to Bling accessories, rather than full leather that changes the entire look of the figure.

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Now Epic Games have added a new brand of real life to the report and expanded existing Fortnite Partnership with adidas. As described in detail in the new trailer, a total of three new couples of Adidas Kicks will join the current Nike kicks and original designs. All are based on real adidas shoe models and each of them costs 800 V.

Kicks Adidas Fortnite bring three lines of footwear in real life to play

Adidas Fortnite Kicks are based on the real life of Adidas Samba, Adidas Adizero Aruk and Adidas Campus 00S Sneaker Models. Samba and campus 00 are street -style sneakers based on tennis and football shoes, while Adizero Aruku is a coach inspired from 2000 with a thick rocker based on the Adizero PR. They can be purchased in black, gray and red colorways. Along with Kicks Adidas, a fluffy Buns Design with a new 600 V-Bucks style was returned to the store.

Online response to a new wave Fortnite The kicks were mixed. While some players and adidas fans appreciated the look of their favorite shoe brand in the store, several commentators also joked about using adidas kicks with their Fortnite Nike crossover skins, as an act of stupidity with brand mixing.

Much of the negative sentiment surrounding the new wave of kicks, however, almost uniformly focused on prices. Many players feel that even though designs are nice and reflect real shoes, the price for the price Fortnite Kicks are still too high. With many branded kicks, which cost about 800 V-Bucks, one pair of virtual shoes can stand as well as some skin throughout the body. Despite its attraction, it seems that Epic may have to reduce its prices further to attract more than the hard enthusiasts of the sneakers to the kick section in the item store.