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<description><![CDATA[A new Adidas plant set to open next year in Cherokee County is an early indicator of a sea change in the way athletic shoes are being made.Before the end of the month <A href="http://www.kicksusuk.com/adidas" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">adidas m attitude up</a> will be dropping off its ever-popular NMD_R1 in a new clean white colorway.<br/><br/>Last year, <A href="http://www.kicksusuk.com/adidas" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">adidas nmd runner</a> began showing the potential of the technology with concepts like Futurecraft 3D, a running shoe made partially out of 3D-printed materials. And now the company's taking that one step further: it created a ready-to-wear pair for its sponsored athletes at the 2016 Rio Olympics. As its name suggests, though, the "3D-printed Winners Shoe" will be limited to those who win a medal in Brazil.<br/><br/>Powell says this doesn’t signal the ultimate end of the mass production of sneakers. But it is a major trend throughout the athletic shoe world, especially since Asian labor costs are on the rise. “Nike, Under Armour [and] <A href="http://www.kicksusuk.com/adidas" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">adidas pro model</a> are all working very hard on this. We’ll ultimately see every brand participating in this.”]]></description>
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