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Bad Bunny and adidas are back with another F50 Ghost Sprint, and this time the soccer-inspired sneaker is getting a stealthy black makeover.
The Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint in Black launched Aug. 29 for $160 at adidas.com and through the CONFIRMED app, following the silhouette’s previous blue and green releases. The latest version opts for a more refined all-black palette instead of the brighter hues, while keeping the technical details that make the sneaker stand out.
Inspired by adidas’ iconic F50 soccer cleat, the Ghost Sprint combines sport and streetwear with an “Araña” cage wrapping around the upper and deconstructed spacer mesh underneath. The design is meant to provide flexibility, stability and breathability, but you don’t need to be headed to the pitch to appreciate the look.
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The black colorway retails for $160 and is available at adidas.com and through the CONFIRMED app, with select retailers also carrying the release.
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Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint in Core Black
All sizes are currently in stock, as of the time of this writing.
The sneaker’s web-inspired construction also has a connection to Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rican roots. The F50 Ghost Sprint takes inspiration from the wolf spider of Puerto Rico, representing the patience, instinct and timing that have become part of the concept behind the collaboration.
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Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint in Dark Marine
The blue F50 Ghost Sprint features a supportive cage and breathable mesh upper. Sizes are starting to sell out.
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Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint in Solar Slime
Bold green tones and a lightweight cage give this F50 Ghost Sprint its sporty look. A few sizes are starting to sell out.
Of course, the release comes as Bad Bunny continues to dominate well beyond music. His latest album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, while his history-making Super Bowl LX halftime show helped bring his Puerto Rican identity and Spanish-language music to one of the world’s biggest stages.
The black F50 Ghost Sprint brings a fresh take to Bad Bunny’s adidas sneaker lineup. If this colorway is calling your name, act fast — the artist’s adidas collaborations have a history of selling out within minutes.
