UnheardOf x adidas Adistar Cushion 3 “Piggy Runners” Releases March 2025

UnheardOf x adidas Adistar Cushion 3 “Piggy Runners” Releases March 2025

# Piggy Runners: The Most Adorable Adidas Collaboration You Didn’t Know You Needed

Let me tell you something – after covering sneaker releases for over a decade, it takes a lot to get me genuinely excited these days. But when I first caught wind of the Unheardof x adidas Adistar Cushion 3 “Captain Piggy” (affectionately nicknamed “Piggy Runners”), I literally spilled my morning coffee all over my desk. And honestly? Worth it.

I still remember the days when sneaker collabs were mostly just color swaps with a tiny logo stamped somewhere. Those days are long gone, friends. This upcoming Spring 2025 release is proof that storytelling and personality now reign supreme in the sneaker world.

Pink Perfection That’s Actually Wearable

Look, I’m not typically a “pink shoes guy.” The last time I wore pink sneakers was probably during that regrettable phase in 2014 when I thought I could pull off neon everything (narrator: he couldn’t). But these Piggy Runners might just change my mind.

The premium mesh and suede upper comes in this vibrant pink that somehow doesn’t scream “I raided a 5-year-old’s closet.” I saw some early photos last week, and they’ve got this perfect balance of playful and premium. The materials look buttery soft – the kind where you just want to reach through your screen and give them a little squeeze.

When my wife saw me obsessing over these pink sneakers, she gave me that look – you know the one – but even she had to admit they’re oddly charming. “They’re not just pink,” I explained, perhaps a bit too defensively, “they’re telling a story!”

The Devil’s in the Piggy Details

What makes these truly special isn’t just the color but all the quirky little details Unheardof has packed in. The pig logo on the tongue isn’t just slapped on as an afterthought – it’s integrated beautifully into the design. Classic adidas branding sits alongside it, creating this perfect marriage between the Cincinnati boutique’s playful aesthetic and adidas’s heritage.

But my favorite part? The translucent outsole with a hidden pig graphic underneath. I’m a sucker for these “peek-a-boo” design elements that you don’t notice right away. It reminds me of those secret pockets I used to love in cargo pants (which, for the record, I still maintain will make a legitimate comeback someday).

I can already imagine walking around leaving little piggy impressions wherever I go. My teenage nephew will roll his eyes, but secretly think they’re cool – the ultimate sneaker compliment.

The Great Sneaker Chase of 2025

Now, here’s where things get real. These aren’t dropping until Spring 2025, which gives us all plenty of time to save up… and obsess. They’ll be available both in-store and online, but if history has taught me anything about these boutique collaborations, they’ll sell faster than discounted electronics on Black Friday.

No word on pricing yet, but I’m already putting aside my “special sneaker fund” (don’t tell my financial advisor I have one of those). Last time I waited too long to decide on a collaboration I wanted, I ended up watching the resale prices climb to ridiculous heights while drowning my sorrows in ice cream. Not this time, piggies. Not this time.

Why This Collab Actually Matters

In a world where there’s a new sneaker release practically every day, why should anyone care about pink pig-themed runners? Fair question.

For one, Unheardof has been a pillar in the sneaker community for years, and their collaborations tend to bring something genuinely different to the table. They’re not just chasing trends – they’re creating something with personality.

Second, the adidas Adistar Cushion 3 is a silhouette that deserves more love. It’s comfortable, versatile, and has this perfect retro-but-not-dated vibe. I wore a pair of the OG Adistar Cushions to a sneaker convention back in 2016, and my feet were the only ones not complaining after eight hours of walking.

Finally, in a sneaker culture that sometimes takes itself too seriously, there’s something refreshing about shoes that make you smile. These aren’t trying to be the most hype, the most expensive, or the most limited – they’re just trying to bring a little joy to your rotation.

So mark your calendars for Spring 2025. I’ll be setting multiple alarms, bribing my more tech-savvy friends to help with the online release, and possibly camping outside my local shop like it’s 2010 again. Some things never change in sneaker culture, and the thrill of the chase is definitely one of them.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to figure out what outfits work with pink pig-themed runners. Challenge accepted.