Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook LEGO entered into a long-term partnership with adidas last year, but we have to admit that we didn ...

Collectors can now build up their own sneaker collection as LEGO reveals the new adidas Originals Superstar set. Coming in at 731 pieces, fans can create the iconic adidas shoe with shell toe shape, ...

We know how much it hurts to step on a LEGO with your bare foot. It’s actually more painful than stepping on hot coals or glass. That’s what makes the company’s newest collectible perfectly ironic.

For the latest project, the popular toy company reimagined the shell-toe silhouette including one to wear and one that fans can build out of Lego bricks. Lego has kept the color scheme for its version ...

The geek den is a familiar home for Lego sets. Over the years, we have unboxed and built various Lego sets, including notable ones such as the Lego 80024 Monkie Kid: The Legendary Flower Fruit ...

The LEGO Group has launched its first buildable sneaker, a LEGO brick building set based on the popular Adidas sneaker model, the Superstar. The move, a first in both the toy and streetwear space, is ...

LEGO has teamed up with iconic shoe company Adidas for an amazing new set. Right now, online retailer Zavvi has the LEGO adidas Originals Superstar Set for Adults marked down £27 to only £52.99 for a ...

Lego has just unveiled the next step (sorry) of its collaboration with Adidas, but whereas the first link-up between the two was a pair of real shoes with a Lego theme, now we're getting a Lego-made ...

LEGO teamed up with the folks at Adidas Originals with a new pair of sneakers that'll be released this week. This isn't the first time this sort of team-up has happened, and it won't be the last. This ...

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We know how much it hurts to step on a LEGO with your bare foot. It’s actually more painful than stepping on hot coals or glass. That’s what makes the company’s newest collectible perfectly ironic.