adidas and Yohji Yamamoto Revive the Iconic Y-3 F50 Tunit Beast Pack
Twenty years after its original release, the legendary Y-3 F50 Tunit Beast Pack makes a return. adidas and Yohji Yamamoto have reworked the boot in two dis
Twenty years after its original release, the legendary Y-3 F50 Tunit Beast Pack makes a return. adidas and Yohji Yamamoto have reworked the boot in two distinct versions — one designed for the pitch, the other for everyday wear — just in time for the 2026 World Cup.
A 20-Year Return with Two Distinct Versions
The boot that first stunned football culture in 2006 has been brought back and reimagined. The new release offers a lifestyle version for the streets and an upgraded on-pitch edition, both carrying the signature design cues from the original Beast pack.
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The Lifestyle Edition: Street-Ready Beast
This version first appeared during Y‑3’s FW26 show in Paris. It retains the mythical lineup of the original — the Dragon, Tiger, Eagle, and Wolf — but translates the classic football boot silhouette into a casual, everyday silhouette. The same graphic energy and lace cover remain, now suited for pavement rather than turf.
The On-Pitch Edition: Upgraded for Performance
The Wolf leads the on-pitch pair. It keeps the same graphic hit and lace cover as the original, but the construction is lighter, sharper, and faster. adidas has applied its latest technology to the design, with Yohji Yamamoto’s signature finish completing the look.
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Ready for the Biggest Stage
Players such as Hugo Ekitike and Kenan Yildiz are expected to wear the re‑imagined boots on the pitch, setting the stage for a notable comeback during the 2026 World Cup.
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