Bad Bunny’s F50 Ghost Sprint Just Found Its Dark Side

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We know all about Bad Bunny’s web-like sneakers at this point. They haven’t exactly been subtle in terms of colorway. All equally striking, but not all that wearable (continuously anyway), that is until you’ve seen the latest version “Charcoal”.

Yes, it’s a moody black pair of the Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint.

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Gone are the bright blues and neon greens of previous drops, replaced by a much easier-to-style mix of charcoal, deep brown, and black. Don’t worry, though, Benito hasn’t gone completely sensible. The F50’s signature spider-web cage is still doing its thing across the upper, keeping the silhouette looking like it wandered out of a particularly fashionable haunted house.

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The darker palette does something interesting to the shoe, though. Suddenly, all that webbing feels less costume-y and more like a genuinely good everyday sneaker, assuming your everyday sneaker rotation has room for something this weird-looking, obviously.

Inspired by adidas’ F50 football lineage and Puerto Rico’s native wolf spider, the Ghost Sprint was always built to stand out. This time, however, it might actually go with your wardrobe, too.

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The Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint “Charcoal” lands on August 29 for $160.

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We know all about Bad Bunny’s web-like sneakers at this point. They haven’t exactly been subtle in terms of colorway. All equally striking, but not all that wearable (continuously anyway), that is until you’ve seen the latest version “Charcoal”.

Yes, it’s a moody black pair of the Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint.

shop Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint

Gone are the bright blues and neon greens of previous drops, replaced by a much easier-to-style mix of charcoal, deep brown, and black. Don’t worry, though, Benito hasn’t gone completely sensible. The F50’s signature spider-web cage is still doing its thing across the upper, keeping the silhouette looking like it wandered out of a particularly fashionable haunted house.

Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the
Highsnobiety App now

The darker palette does something interesting to the shoe, though. Suddenly, all that webbing feels less costume-y and more like a genuinely good everyday sneaker, assuming your everyday sneaker rotation has room for something this weird-looking, obviously.

Inspired by adidas’ F50 football lineage and Puerto Rico’s native wolf spider, the Ghost Sprint was always built to stand out. This time, however, it might actually go with your wardrobe, too.

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The Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint “Charcoal” lands on August 29 for $160.

shop adidas

Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit our SHOPPER page and subscribe to the newsletter for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.

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