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The Adidas CONFIRMED app will launch M&M's Adidas sneaker on April 19 at 12 p.m. EDT.
Made over the Forum 84 Lo with an extensive array of M&M-themed bells and whistles, the new Adidas sneakers don the same bright yellow color scheme as the packaging of its M&M's peanut products. The sneaker comes with a perforated "m" at the toe and a rubberized M&M at the lateral drive, and M&M-printed insoles.
The M&M logo is displayed on the side, although it can easily be omitted.
Detachable straps, extra laces, and diamonds are among the shoe's standout features.
They're "vintage B-ball style," with luxurious leather and a rubber sole, according to the footwear company's website.
This costs $150 and comes in a matching bright yellow box.
