
Bad Bunny Upgrades the Badbo to Version 1.1 in Chalk White
LILY PHAM•September 07, 2026
Following the strong reception of the Badbo 1.0, adidas officially introduces the line's first upgrade, the Badbo 1.1, opening with the "Chalk White/Grey Two-Pink" colorway. This marks the first design adjustment to the Badbo silhouette since its debut, rather than simply adding another colorway to the same mold.
The biggest change in the 1.1 version comes on the upper, where a dimpled mesh replaces the flat material used on the original for a more distinct surface texture. The toe box also gains added suede, a detail absent from the Badbo 1.0, giving the shoe a more refined overall feel while keeping its familiar low-cut shape.
The "Chalk White/Grey Two-Pink" colorway builds on a chalky white base, accented with light grey and soft pink tones for a brighter, softer look compared to the more street-oriented colorways Bad Bunny has released before. This pastel approach suggests adidas is looking to broaden the Badbo line's aesthetic range, appealing to buyers drawn to subtlety rather than only to eye-catching design
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.The Badbo line has already proven its commercial pull, with the colorway launched during the Super Bowl selling through a large volume of stock within its first 12 hours. With the 1.1 bringing a fresh design direction, industry observers are watching to see whether demand holds at a similar level, especially since this is the first time the silhouette itself has been adjusted rather than simply repeating a familiar color formula. The adidas Badbo 1.1 Low "Chalk White/Grey Two-Pink" is expected to release on September 15, 2026 for $120.
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