The adidas Anthony Edwards 3 doesn’t tiptoe onto the court. It plants a foot, and the rest of the floor feels the thud. This colourway is called “Omen,” and for once the name earns every letter.
Silver lightning over a red that burns
The upper is a clean, flat mesh in solar red, the kind of red that only gets louder under arena lights. Over it run silver-grey overlays in a sharp zigzag, climbing from the forefoot all the way back to the heel. These aren’t a print — they’re raised panels standing proud off the side, like lightning frozen mid-strike. The collar and laces stay black, the sole underneath stays pale. Three colours, maximum damage: red that shouts, silver that cuts, black that keeps the whole thing bolted down.
This is Ant’s third signature, and you can watch adidas loosen the leash with every model. The first ones played it safe. The AE3 wants to be seen. Underneath the drama it’s still a basketball shoe to the core — low, wide, built to stop, cut and explode — but “Omen” drags it off the hardwood and straight into the street. Wear it to the gym under a tracksuit, leave it on long after the final whistle. It handles both.
Foot Locker holds the floor, resellers test the ceiling
Here’s the part that matters if you’re buying rather than just staring. On Solezilla.com we’re already tracking listings across all three regions ahead of the drop. In euros, five listings run from €129,99 at Foot Locker — your regular-price anchor — up through Stadium Goods around €215 and a pair of consignment listings near €285. In pounds, Foot Locker UK sits at £109,99, with Stadium Goods at £119 and SoleStop at £170. In dollars there’s a single listing so far: Stadium Goods US at $158. The shape is the one you’d expect on a broad release — the retailers hold the floor, the resellers test the ceiling.
And broad it is. The “Omen” is down for a general release on 23 October 2026 through adidas and the usual retailers — no raffle circus, no manufactured scarcity. For a signature with this much visual charge, that’s the good news: the heat lives in the design, not in the scramble to land a pair.
Line the rest of the range up on the Anthony Edwards 3 page, where every colourway stacks by size and shop in one view, or scroll the wider adidas shelf. Then the real question: is this silver-on-red a must for the rotation, or one you let roll past the bench? Grail or Bail — drop your vote and help decide how much charge the “Omen” pulls.