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Gazelle Indoor
Rust Orange / Collegiate Green / Gum
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adidas Gazelle
3 releases · 3 available now
Releases
3
About the Gazelle
The Gazelle is the softest entry point into terrace adidas — a 1966 training shoe with a lower, rounder shape than the Samba. Seasonal suede colorways rotate constantly; the boutique-tier versions (Gazelle Indoor, collabs) are the ones that disappear. This page tracks which stores got them.
We're tracking 3 Gazelle releases, 3 currently live or in limited stock. The newest is the adidas Gazelle Indoor "Rust Orange / Collegiate Green / Gum" (April 18, 2026).
How the Gazelle compares
| Gazelle | Handball Spezial | Samba | SL 72 | Campus | Superstar | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Origin | 1966 training shoe | 1979 indoor handball shoe | 1950 indoor football trainer | 1972 Olympic training shoe | 1980s basketball shoe | 1969 basketball shoe |
| Fit | Snug and slightly narrow; true to size for most | Close to true to size; roomier than a Samba | Runs narrow and long; most go down half a size | Narrow retro-runner fit; true to size for narrow-to-medium feet | Wider and flatter than the terrace models; true to size | Runs big; many go down half a size |
| Profile | Soft suede, rounded toe, rubber cupsole | Suede upper, T-toe, gum midsole with extra cushion | Low-profile leather/suede, gum sole | Nylon/suede upper, wedge EVA midsole | Suede upper, flat vulc-feel sole | Leather upper, rubber shell toe |
| Distribution | Seasonal colorways wide; Indoor and collabs restricted | GR colorways wide; seasonal and SPZL-line drops boutique-restricted | Core wide; Wales Bonner and SMUs boutique-restricted | Core wide; collab and SMU colorways restricted | Campus 00s wide; ADV/collabs through skate and boutique doors | Core wide; vintage reissues and collabs restricted |
Sizing
The Gazelle runs snug and slightly narrow; true to size for most, half up for wide feet. Softer suede than the Samba.