LA SNEAKER OG SHOES

## Product Description

The Men's LA Sneaker OG Shoes are a faithful reissue of the iconic adidas LA Trainer, originally launched during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics[2][6]. This retro silhouette blends authentic 1980s sportswear charm with modern day comfort and style. The shoe features a tightly-knit Dark Marine mesh base overlaid with Preloved Violet suede, accented by shiny Silver Metallic stripes and heel details, delivering a bold, vintage-inspired look[2][4]. Its signature is the Vario Shock Absorption System—visible as three removable, retro-style pegs at the heel—providing customizable cushioning and a touch of patriotic red, white, and blue flair[2][4]. The outsole is thick, durable, and flat, with no rocker, giving a stable, grounded feel[5].

## Features and Specifications

- **Upper:** Dark Marine mesh with Preloved Violet suede overlays and Silver Metallic accents[2][4].
- **Midsole/Heel:** Vario Shock Absorption System with three removable heel pegs for personalized cushioning[2].
- **Outsole:** Thick rubber, flat platform, high durability, and moderate flexibility[5].
- **Weight:** 12.0 oz (339g), surprisingly light for its reinforced build[5].
- **Flexibility:** Stiffer than average, requiring more effort to bend, due to the robust outsole[5].
- **Colorway:** Retro-inspired, featuring a worn-in look with pronounced contrast between mesh, suede, and metallic details[2][4].
- **Size/Fit:** True to size, with a snug yet comfortable 80s original fit[6].
- **Special Details:** Red, white, and blue heel pegs, retro branding, and made in USA heritage[2].

## Most Suited For

The Men's LA Sneaker OG Shoes are ideal for those seeking a unique blend of retro sportswear aesthetics and everyday comfort. While not designed for high-performance running, their durable construction, shock-absorbing heel, and lightweight feel make them excellent for casual wear, urban exploration, and light athletic activities. They are a standout choice for sneaker enthusiasts, nostalgia seekers, and anyone wanting to make a statement with a classic, conversation-starting silhouette[2][4][6].