The Adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low "Arctic Night" Drops Saturday

Anthony Edwards' first signature sneaker is dropping in a chilly colorway for Timberwolves fans.

The adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low "Arctic Night" colorway. / adidas

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards is one of the most popular players in the NBA. With his high-flying dunks and infectious personality, Edwards is one of the faces of the league and the sneaker industry.

Edwards' debut hoop shoe has been a smashing success and the gold standard for modern first-time signature sneakers. The adidas Anthony Edwards 1 (also referred to as the AE 1) has dropped in countless colorways and gobbled up by the sneaker community.

While basketball players and sneakerheads alike are waiting on Edwards’ highly-anticipated second signature sneaker, adidas is not done with releasing new variants of his first silhouette. 

The adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low "Arctic Night" colorway. / adidas

For the latest release from his signature line, adidas is dropping the AE 1 Low in the "Arctic Night" colorway.

The "Arctic Night" colorway features a bold metallic navy iridescent upper with large TPU support wings and a color-shifting iridescent finish. 

The silhouette also features an external heel counter with the legendary adidas' Three Bar logo in a bright green hue and Edwards' personal logo atop the tongue.

The adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low "Arctic Night" colorway. / adidas

The shoe's performance technology also helps with its appeal. The Lightstrike midsole with Light Boost in the forefoot and heel gives the shoe a one-of-a-kind look.

Meanwhile, the JET BOOST midsole is linked with the upper, coming equipped with a rubberized outsole with an arrow-designed tread for the best grip on the court. 

Without question, the new AE 1 Low "Arctic Night" is another eye-catching silhouette of Edward’s signature shoe.

Retailing for $120 in adult sizes and $90 in kids’ sizes, the adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low "Arctic Night" will be available at Foot Locker in select stores and online, as well as on adidas.com and select adidas stores. 

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