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Forum Shoes

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There are few shoes in the game that are as functional and as versatile as Forum shoes from adidas. Originally introduced in the 1980s as a performance basketball shoe, Forum sneakers live on as a streetwear staple. The Forum's iconic elements include a chunky rubber outsole, bold 3-Stripes on the upper, and logos on the front and sides. Both the low and high versions feature a hook-and-loop top strap over the laces, with low versions available without the strap. With a range of colors, versions and collabs, adidas has Forum shoes to match anybody's individual style.

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adidas Forum Shoes & Sneakers

Styles change, but iconic is always iconic. That's exactly what you get with adidas Forum shoes and sneakers. Built originally for the basketball court, these shoes are now all about style. From the thick rubber outsole to the bold 3-Stripes on the upper, adidas Forum shoes and sneakers are what you grab first when you're ready to make a statement with your look. And you've got options. Check out the Forum 84 that takes all the signature Forum elements and throws in a unique leather and suede upper. A Trefoil logo on the tongue provides the final adidas Originals touch to these Forum shoes and sneakers.

When you're ready to grab a pair of classic look high top sneakers, adidas has the Forum shoes and sneakers that will do just the trick. A classic high top silhouette, the adidas Forum 84 high sneakers have a hook-and-loop ankle strap that provides a secure fit along with a touch of style. All the iconic elements are there on every pair of adidas Forum shoes and sneakers. From a Trefoil logo on the tongue to the chunky rubber outsole, adidas Forum high tops have plenty of style so you can wear them anywhere. Come to adidas today for your next pair of Forum shoes and sneakers.

Forum Size Guide

Curious about where to start with adidas Forum sizing? Look no further to learn about how the iconic sneakers fit before even trying them on.

Forum Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

When did the adidas Forum come out?
The adidas Forum basketball shoe debuted in 1984. It was produced in high, mid and low-cut versions — a first for an adidas B-ball shoe. Since then, the Forum has become a staple of basketball footwear and a crossover streetwear classic with many iterations over the years.
Is adidas Forum good for wide feet?
The adidas Forum fits more or less true to size, staying snug and narrow above the ball of the foot. For reference, it's a bit wider than the Stan Smith, with a chunkier construction and an upper than can stretch over time. If your Forums feel too tight, try going up a half-size. Learn more at the adidas Forum size guide.
Can you remove the strap on adidas Forum?
Yes, you can remove the strap from adidas Forum mid, low and high shoes. The ankle strap at the top of the shoe is designed to add support for quick moves on the court. But if it's not your style, you can simply take it off. (Some adidas Forum versions, like the Forum Bold, don't have a strap to begin with.)