You can bet that way back when shoes like the adidas Top Ten Low toddler retro shoes ruled the court, shoes weren't advertised as "old school." One reason is the shoes like the adidas Top Ten Low we now consider classics originally achieved popularity for their then-innovative design and comfort features. The other reason, of course, is when the adidas Top Ten Low debuted in the late 1970s, "retro" footwear was probably either bare feet or shoes crafted from stegosaurus hide. Not exactly a selling point, huh?You can imagine how thrilling a comfy, supportive leather shoe like the adidas Top Ten Low must've been when it debuted (Celebratory cave paintings in the recently excavated Studio 54 dig site confirm this). It's these same features (not to mention their retro style) that ensure the adidas Top Ten Low will continue to be popular for years to come. Technology has improved over the years, but these days, "retro" -- at least where adidas Top Tens are concerned -- means "unique," "stylish," and "classic." When you want your kiddo to sport some throwback cool, it's hard to improve on a classic like the Top Ten.
