Asics x Sean Wotherspoon x Atmos Gel-Lyte III OG

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Product Description

  • Collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon (USA) and Atmos (JP)
  • Mismatched premium corduroy upper
  • Velcro sidepanels 
  • Interchangeable velcro tiger stripe logo-patches
  • Mini tiger stripe logo on the medial mudguard
  • Color scheme of the right shoe is inspired by Sean Wotherspoon's homebase Los Angeles
  • Color scheme of the left shoe is inspired by Atmos creative director Hirofumi Kojima's homebase Tokyo
  • Split-tongue
  • LA stitching on the right shoes lateral tongue-split
  • TYO stitching on the left shoes lateral tongue-split
  • Heel panel logo stitching
  • Gel cushioning
  • Printed insoles
  • Rubber outsole
  • One pairs of additional laces
  • Special box


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Pick-Up: 22.08.2020 | 11:00 (CEST)


Release: 20.08.2020

    At the end of the 1980s, when the market leaders in the running shoe segment were constantly trying to outdo each other in terms of technical innovations, the Japanese company Onitsuka developed its very own concept of how a running shoe should look and perform. The cornerstone was laid in 1986 with the first-time integration of gel cushioning, which was used in the Asics GT-II. Over the years a sneaker lineup evolved, reaching its zenith in 1990 in the form of the Asics Gel-Lyte III. Compared to its forerunners, all of the proven Asics accomplishments at that time came together in the Gel-Lyte III, such as the tri-density compression molded EVA midsole, the Asics Gel cushioning and, of course, the split tongue. The latter feature did not only provide an optimum fit, but also made the shoe visibly stand out against its competitors. Paired with the classic colorways that were typical of the time, the shoe rapidly established itself in the running sector. It was also increasingly discovered, for instance, by the hip-hop culture and rocked the streets. 2007 saw the first collab of the Gel-Lyte III with the Dutch sneaker store Patta, which got the success story off to a start and generated an ever-growing fan community. 25 years after the first release, Asics is celebrating the anniversary in 2015 in style by collaborating with 12 stores across the world and at the same time paying homage to the global significance of this classic shoe.

    2020, for its 30th anniversary, the Asics Gel-Lyte III returns with a collab that you have probably heard about. The trio of Asics, Atmos (Tokyo, Japan) and Sean Wotherspoon created one of the most polarizing Asics Gel-Lyte III ever.
    Hirofumi Kojima, creative director of Atmos, brings his inspiration from his hometown Tokyo on the left shoe. Sean Wotherspoon who designed the right shoe took his inspiration from his new hometown Los Angeles.
    They worked together on the materials as they used a corduroy upper with Velcro side panels on both sides. And now it’s your turn! With 5 different colors of Tiger Stripes you can design your Gel-Lyte III and create it depending on your mood and gusto.

    Product Information

    Brand: Asics
    Item: Asics x Sean Wotherspoon x Atmos Gel-Lyte III OG
    Color name: Multi
    Item number: 1203A019-000