The second adidas x SATISFY collection is out. According to adidas’s release, it launched globally on 30 October 2026 and is sold through both brands’ websites and 14 adidas stores across Singapore, as a limited-edition collection. There are two shoes: the Adizero Adios SATISFY for speed sessions, and the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 SATISFY for race day.
adidas calls the drop limited-edition, so if one of these pairs is on your shortlist, it’s worth deciding sooner rather than later.
Round Two of a Paris Partnership
SATISFY is a Paris-based technical running brand that blends its own fabric systems with a look borrowed from subculture. It talks about helping people find The High, which it describes as the clarity you feel in motion. In plainer terms, it’s the post-run calm every runner chases. adidas and SATISFY announced a multi-season partnership in May 2026, and their first shoe together was the Adizero Adios Pro 4 SATISFY.
This second collection splits the work between two shoes, one for training and one for competition. That’s a more useful setup than a single hype pair, because most runners spend far more hours on interval nights than on start lines!
The campaign imagery leans into the moments around running as much as the running itself, which suits SATISFY’s whole approach. The shoes are where the substance is, though, and each one has a clear job.
The Speed Day Shoe
adidas says the Adizero Adios SATISFY reimagines the regular Adizero Adios 9 for track sessions, tempo runs (sustained efforts at a comfortably hard pace) and distances up to 10km. It comes in two colourways, Easy Blue and Tech Earth, and is aimed at runners working on their speed and consistency.
The biggest upgrade is the upper. adidas says this is the first time its Lightlock 2.0 upper, from the Adizero Adios Pro 5, has appeared outside its Pro racing line. A one-way stretch woven material wraps a single-piece internal band that runs from the eyelets into the heel, and serrated laces borrowed from the Pro 5 help keep the fit locked once you’ve tied them.
Underneath, a full-length Lightstrike Pro midsole does the bouncing. adidas calls it its most responsive foam and says it’s tuned for energy return at a lower stack. A nylon shank through the midfoot steadies your stride without making the ride stiff.
The outsole uses adidas’ lightweight Lighttraxion compound, with a patch of Continental rubber at the forefoot for grip as you push off, and it’s finished half in gum. The styling details are tonal granular paintwork, pearl-metallic Three Stripes and adidas’ “STAY POSSESSED” line printed beneath the heel flap, a small treat only you’ll notice while lacing up.
The Race Day Shoe
The Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 SATISFY is the serious one. adidas describes it as an elite long-distance racing shoe for runners who want maximum performance when every second counts, and it comes in a single colourway called Silver Met.
The upper is an ultralight engineered mesh with transparent reinforcements around the eyestay, toe cap and heel for structure. Inside, the full-length Lightstrike Pro Evo midsole is made without compression moulding, which adidas says keeps the weight as low as possible. Carbon-infused Energy Rods 2.0 run the length of the shoe and shape a rocker (the curved sole that rolls you forward) positioned at 60% of the platform, designed to follow the foot instead of acting like a rigid plate.
For anyone weighing up the price, the outsole is the change that matters most. adidas says a full Continental rubber outsole replaces the sprayed liquid rubber on the standard version, and it’s built for grip that lasts beyond one race. A shoe that survives more than a single marathon is a big deal.
The finish lives up to the price, too. A sprayed silver-metallic gradient flows down over the midsole, and the reflective 3-Stripes carry the SATISFY wordmark in iron metallic.
Which Pair Earns Your Money
For most runners, the Adios SATISFY is the smarter buy. It’s built for the sessions you run every week, it brings a Pro-line upper down to this shoe, and the 10km ceiling adidas gives it covers interval nights, parkruns and most local races.
The Evo 2 SATISFY makes sense for a narrower group of runners. If you’re training for a long-distance race and want a dedicated shoe for that one effort, the full Continental outsole makes it a more practical racer than the standard Evo 2.
Collectors have a separate calculation, of course. Two Adios colourways plus one metallic racer from a Paris label with a cult following is a strong case for buying a pair you’ll never run in. No judgement here.
Where to Find Them
Online, the release points to SATISFY’s website and adidas Singapore’s Adizero running page, where listings may show sold out. adidas lists 14 participating stores, so most people won’t have to go far. Orchard regulars can head to adidas Brand Centre Orchard or adidas ION Orchard. Northerners have adidas Causeway Point, adidas Northpoint City and adidas Waterway Point, and there are four stores at the airport: Changi Airport Terminals 1, 2 and 4, plus Jewel Changi Airport.
👟 Adizero Adios SATISFY: in Easy Blue and Tech Earth
🏁 Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 SATISFY: in Silver Met
🗓️ Launch date: 30 October 2026
🌐 Online: satisfyrunning.com and adidas.com.sg/adizero-running
📍 Participating stores: adidas Brand Centre Orchard, adidas VivoCity Performance (L1), adidas Suntec City, adidas Marina Bay Sands, adidas ION Orchard, adidas Bugis Junction, adidas Changi Airport Terminal 1, adidas Changi Airport Terminal 2, adidas Changi Airport Terminal 4, adidas Jewel Changi Airport, adidas Resorts World Sentosa, adidas Waterway Point, adidas Causeway Point and adidas Northpoint City
Whether you’re chasing a faster 10km or saving up for one big race, this collection gives you a shoe for each, and the Adios SATISFY is the easier one to justify. Because it’s a limited edition, sizes won’t stay on shelves forever, so check the adidas Singapore Adizero page or browse SATISFY before your next speed session, and pick the pair that matches the runner you are this season!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of adidas and SATISFY.
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