This time I would like to introduce you to a few rare and old Adidas tennis shoes.
1960s: Adidas Robert Haillet, Made in France
One of the first tennis shoes ever to be personally dedicated to a single player: the Adidas Robert Haillet.
Adidas Robert Haillet, Made in France
70s: Adidas Rod Laver, Made in France
In the 70s, Adidas entered into its next partnership with a tennis player. The name of the shoe this time: Adidas Rod Laver.

Adidas Rod Laver, Made in France
70s: Adidas Stan Smith, Made in France
The next tennis legend for whom Adidas designed his own pair of iconic sneakers was Stan Smith. This shoe is called exactly like its wearer: Adidas Stan Smith, Made in France. Reissued countless times and simply cult.
Adidas Stan Smith, Made in France
80s: Adidas Nastase Cup, Made in France
The next tennis classic is also dedicated to a great of the sport, Ilie Nastase. The name of the shoe: Adidas Nastase Cup.
Adidas Nastase Cup, Made in France
80s: Adidas Stefan Edberg, Made in France
The next iconic tennis kick is the Adidas Stefan Edberg, also Made in France.

Adidas Stefan Edberg, Made in France
80s: Adidas Lendl Competition, Made in France
And of course, probably the best player of his time, Ivan Lendl, also got his own series at Adidas. There was, among other things, the Lendl Competition and the Lendl Competition II. Here I'll show you the Lendl Competition II,
Adidas Lendl Competition II, Made in France
80s: Adidas Davis Cup, Made in Yugoslavia
The Adidas Davis Cup is one of the few vintage Adidas tennis shoes that was not specifically designed for a single player.
Adidas Davis Cup, Made in Yugoslavia
Other old Adidas tennis shoes:
In addition to the models shown, there were a number of other cool Adidas tennis shoes:
Adidas Grand Slam II
Adidas Lendl Advantage
Adidas Lendl Favorite
Adidas Lendl Champ II
Adidas Tennis
Adidas Grand Prix
Adidas Adicourt