For those that haven’t encountered Hyperboost foam, it’s adidas’ latest update to its prior Boost technology. Boost has had quite the journey since its introduction back in 2013, riding the highs of the 2015-2017 era, the Yeezy Boost years, to where it sits today, with series like the Hyperboost Pro seeking to redefine the narrative.

Having said that, you would be forgiven in thinking the function was still all there, with the Euphoria’s techy looking upper doing enough to fool even the most footwear savvy.

Gone is the Primeweave upper, with weight no longer such a consideration, the Euphoria introduces a combination of fused panelling and a TPU latticed structure which we’ve seen on recent silhouettes like the Megaride S2. In a similar vein to adidas’ Dillinger Web, as well former Climacool models, the sidewall here provides great air flow and support.

Not to mention that the Hyperboost Euphoria just looks super clean on foot, just look at the photos we managed to grab and try to tell us otherwise. You can bet that we’ll be pairing these with a comfy jogger or our favourite jorts this summer. Although, we reckon these might be too runner-esque to fit into the smart-casual category, we'll be giving it a try real soon and let you know what our verdict is.