Last updated at 23/01/2026 00:36:05
Releasing as part of the Space Race Pack, the NASA x adidas UltraBoost 20 ‘Core Black’ updates the running shoe with a sustainable build, featuring Primeblue construction that utilizes recycled Parley Ocean Plastic. The sneaker’s full-length Boost midsole is upgraded with micro-tuned cushioning, developed through zero-gravity experiments made possible by NASA. The space agency’s lunar program is given the nod via mismatched Artemis badges on each tongue.
Releasing as part of the Space Race Pack, the NASA x adidas UltraBoost 20 ‘Core Black’ updates the running shoe with a sustainable build, featuring Primeblue construction that utilizes recycled Parley Ocean Plastic. The sneaker’s full-length Boost midsole is upgraded with micro-tuned cushioning, developed through zero-gravity experiments made possible by NASA. The space agency’s lunar program is given the nod via mismatched Artemis badges on each tongue.
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last seen 23 Jan 2026
The lowest price we last saw for adidas NASA x UltraBoost 20 'Core Black' FX7979 US 9½ was $237.00 (last seen 23 Jan 2026). Prices may have changed since.
Prices last updated 23 Jan 2026.
adidas NASA x UltraBoost 20 'Core Black' FX7979 US 9½
Releasing as part of the Space Race Pack, the NASA x adidas UltraBoost 20 ‘Core Black’ updates the running shoe with a sustainable build, featuring Primeblue construction that utilizes recycled Parley Ocean Plastic. The sneaker’s full-length Boost midsole is upgraded with micro-tuned cushioning, developed through zero-gravity experiments made possible by NASA. The space agency’s lunar program is given the nod via mismatched Artemis badges on each tongue.
Releasing as part of the Space Race Pack, the NASA x adidas UltraBoost 20 ‘Core Black’ updates the running shoe with a sustainable build, featuring Primeblue construction that utilizes recycled Parley Ocean Plastic. The sneaker’s full-length Boost midsole is upgraded with micro-tuned cushioning, developed through zero-gravity experiments made possible by NASA. The space agency’s lunar program is given the nod via mismatched Artemis badges on each tongue.
