Bad Bunny and Adidas may be preparing to take their long-running footwear partnership in a completely new direction. Images of an unreleased Bad Bunny x Adidas boot collection have surfaced online, giving fans an early look at what appears to be one of the Puerto Rican superstar’s most rugged collaborations with the Three Stripes yet.
The leaked footwear appears to be based on a new silhouette called the Adidas Superteam Cavehiker. Unlike many of Bad Bunny’s previous Adidas projects, which have focused heavily on lifestyle sneakers, the Cavehiker features a taller, more outdoor-inspired construction that resembles a traditional hiking boot.
Four different colorways have reportedly appeared in the leaked images. One version combines olive green and light grey across the upper with a thick brown midsole underneath. Another uses a darker mix of brown and green while adding burnt-orange laces for contrast.
A third pair features a much bolder yellow-and-black color combination, making it the most eye-catching option shown so far. The fourth version takes a more understated approach with a primarily grey design. Together, the colorways lean heavily into earthy tones and outdoor aesthetics, reinforcing the hiking-inspired direction of the silhouette.
The shape of the footwear represents a noticeable departure from some of Bad Bunny’s best-known Adidas releases. Previous collaborations have included reworked versions of established Adidas models such as the Forum and Campus, while the Superteam Cavehiker appears to push the partnership further into trail and outdoor-inspired footwear.
For now, however, fans should treat the images as an unofficial preview. Neither Bad Bunny nor Adidas has formally announced the Superteam Cavehiker, and no confirmed release date, retail price or official product information has been revealed. It remains unclear whether all four leaked colorways will eventually be released to the public or whether some are simply samples created during the design process.
The leaked boots arrive as Bad Bunny and Adidas continue expanding their creative partnership. Earlier in 2026, the artist introduced the BadBo 1.0, his first true signature Adidas sneaker created around his own design direction. The white version received a massive spotlight when Bad Bunny wore it during his Super Bowl LX halftime performance in February.
Adidas later followed the white BadBo 1.0 with a beige-and-black version accompanied by a lifestyle apparel capsule. The company has positioned the signature line around themes of individuality, cultural identity and Bad Bunny’s refusal to be limited to one creative direction.
His partnership with Adidas has evolved considerably since the two initially began collaborating. Over the years, Bad Bunny has helped redesign several classic silhouettes while incorporating elements connected to Puerto Rican culture, his personal style and his broader creative identity.
The Cavehiker boots could represent another major evolution by moving beyond traditional streetwear sneakers and introducing a design built around a more rugged outdoor appearance. The chunky construction, higher cut and earth-toned colorways give the leaked footwear a noticeably different personality compared with earlier Bad Bunny releases.
Leaks and unreleased samples have also become common throughout Bad Bunny’s Adidas partnership, with images of potential collaborations frequently appearing online before official announcements. Some eventually receive retail releases, while others remain prototypes or unreleased concepts.
That means sneaker fans may have to wait before knowing exactly what Adidas has planned for the Superteam Cavehiker. At the moment, there is no confirmed launch date or official confirmation that the boots will receive a retail release.
Still, the leaked collection suggests that Bad Bunny and Adidas are continuing to experiment with new silhouettes rather than relying only on the designs that made their partnership successful in the first place.
If the Superteam Cavehiker eventually reaches stores, it could mark Bad Bunny’s biggest move yet into outdoor-inspired footwear while adding another unexpected chapter to his growing Adidas catalog.
