9 Best Adidas Gazelle Sneakers to Shop Right Now

Created in collaboration with Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto, these shoes are the most expensive pair in the Gazelle collection. Through the Y-3 collection, which includes several other shoe styles, the Gazelle’s have been reimagined. Three of the colorways are entirely monochrome, which instantly upgrades every one of your outfits.

• Gender: Unisex
• Sizes: 4.5-12.5
• Colors: 5
• Pros: Leather and suede lining, Y-3 exclusive logos
• Cons: Promo codes can’t be applied to this product

The OG Gazelle shoe, these are a modern take on the 1979 sneakers. It’s no wonder these shoes are so beloved by celebs and normies alike. They’re made with a soft suede body with a translucent gum rubber outsole for an elevated look. The interior of the shoe is made from leather and the shoe comes in 25 different colorways, including the fan-favorite Blue Bird / Cloud White / Blue Bird.

• Gender: Unisex
• Sizes: M4/W5 - M13/W14
• Colors: 25 colors
• Pros: Tons of fun colorways, comfortable fit, translucent gum sole
• Cons: Some reviewers recommend sizing .5 down

Similar to the Gazelle OGs, the Argentinas were created in honor of the world-renowned Argentine men’s soccer team. The colors and logo both reflect the beauty of La Albiceleste without being over-the-top. The brand also has Chile, Germany, and Italy shoes as well, each of which feature leather uppers as opposed to the signature Gazelle suede uppers.

• Gender: Unisex
• Sizes: M4/W5 - M13.5/W14.5
• Colors: 1 color
• Pros: Allow you to celebrate your favorite soccer team in a subtle way
• Cons: These are sold out in several sizes and it remains to be seen if these will be restocked

These are exactly the same as the women’s Gazelles, but with even more fun colorways (I’m looking at you Semi Pink Spark / Lucid Blue / Gum). My hot tip, as someone who often loves men’s colorways more, is to size down. For example, a man’s 6 would be a woman’s 7, and so on. Oh, did we mention that these have over 22,000 reviews and a nearly perfect 5-star rating?

• Gender: Men’s
• Sizes: 4-14
• Colors: 27 colors
• Pros: Classic and comfortable, tons of bright colors to choose from
• Cons: Features a textile lining as opposed to a leather lining, which some customers may prefer

From hiking to working 12-hour shifts, customers rave about these Gazelle high tops. They’re a great alternative to the lower profile of the OG Gazelles and still have tons of personality. They high-cut of the shoe makes it the perfect silhouette for fall—plus, they look great with black leggings.

• Gender: Women’s
• Sizes: 5-11
• Colors: 4 colors
• Pros: Super comfortable and versatile
• Cons: Customers recommend sizing down .5

Touted as a deconstructed version of the Gazelles, these tennis shoes are refined and sophisticated. Much like other Gazelles, these feature the iconic t-toe, lace closures, suede uppers, and a leather lining. They’d be a great shoe for incoming freshmen who need a comfy shoe to cover a lot of ground on campus. Did we mention they come in the perfect collegiate green colorway?

• Gender: Men’s
• Sizes: 4-14
• Colors: 2 colors
• Pros: Can add a personalization to the shoes
• Cons: Some reviewers say the interior padding is hit-or-miss, only comes in two colors

While Gazelles were originally designed for indoor soccer, these ADV’s reimagine the retro trainers for the skatepark. Created with skateboarders in mind, these sneakers have “higher foxing tape and a super grippy outsole,” according to the description. The also offer a thicker toe for durability (a must when you’re slamming your foot against the concrete) and a geoflex outsole for added grip. Don’t worry if you’re not a skater, these would be great for people who play handball or pickleball too.

• Gender: Unisex
• Sizes: M4/W5 - M14/W15
• Colors: 2 colors
• Pros: Geoflex outsole for added grip, double-layered toe for increased durability
• Cons: Some customers say this shoe runs small