The Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint "Charcoal" Releases August 2026
Quick Summary
- Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint "Charcoal" releases August 29th, 2026 for $160 retail.
- Deep Charcoal and brown mesh upper features a grey web cage inspired by Puerto Rico's wolf spider motif.
- Dual lace options and dark red toe detailing complete the restrained colorway closing out the Ghost Sprint series.
Bad Bunny and adidas are closing out the F50 Ghost Sprint series with its most restrained colorway to date. After the bolder "Dark Marine" and "Solar Slime" entries, the "Charcoal" pulls the palette back toward darker, more textured territory, letting the silhouette's layered construction carry the design.
Deep brown and charcoal mesh make up the bulk of the upper, paired with a grey web-like cage that spans nearly the full length of the shoe. The cage draws directly from Puerto Rico's wolf spider, a recurring motif throughout the Ghost Sprint series, and adds structure while keeping the lightweight material underneath visible. A small hit of dark red near the toe breaks the monotone, featuring "adidas para Bad Bunny" text alongside F50BB lettering. Two lace options are included with the pair, and off-white detailing along the outsole and sculpted heel keeps the overall look from reading too flat.
The F50 Ghost Sprint has carved out a distinct space within Bad Bunny's adidas catalog by pulling references from football footwear and early-2000s running silhouettes without committing fully to either direction. It stands apart from the more conventional lifestyle shapes that have defined much of the partnership.
The Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint "Charcoal" is set to release on August 29th, 2026 through adidas and select retailers for a retail price of $160. To stay informed on all things adidas and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
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Quick Summary
- Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint "Charcoal" releases August 29th, 2026 for $160 retail.
- Deep Charcoal and brown mesh upper features a grey web cage inspired by Puerto Rico's wolf spider motif.
- Dual lace options and dark red toe detailing complete the restrained colorway closing out the Ghost Sprint series.
Bad Bunny and adidas are closing out the F50 Ghost Sprint series with its most restrained colorway to date. After the bolder "Dark Marine" and "Solar Slime" entries, the "Charcoal" pulls the palette back toward darker, more textured territory, letting the silhouette's layered construction carry the design.
Deep brown and charcoal mesh make up the bulk of the upper, paired with a grey web-like cage that spans nearly the full length of the shoe. The cage draws directly from Puerto Rico's wolf spider, a recurring motif throughout the Ghost Sprint series, and adds structure while keeping the lightweight material underneath visible. A small hit of dark red near the toe breaks the monotone, featuring "adidas para Bad Bunny" text alongside F50BB lettering. Two lace options are included with the pair, and off-white detailing along the outsole and sculpted heel keeps the overall look from reading too flat.
The F50 Ghost Sprint has carved out a distinct space within Bad Bunny's adidas catalog by pulling references from football footwear and early-2000s running silhouettes without committing fully to either direction. It stands apart from the more conventional lifestyle shapes that have defined much of the partnership.
The Bad Bunny x adidas F50 Ghost Sprint "Charcoal" is set to release on August 29th, 2026 through adidas and select retailers for a retail price of $160. To stay informed on all things adidas and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.