Adidas and Humanrace Enter Martian Terrain

Martian dust becomes the visual language of Adidas and Pharrell Williams’ Humanrace in the new Adizero EVO SL “Mars.” 

Arriving in a rust-toned palette pulled from the planet’s surface, the release pairs the sneaker with a matching track jacket and shorts. Shot in Painted Hills, Oregon, the campaign leans into terrain that mirrors a red-planet fantasy, framing running as ritual rather than spectacle.

Built from the performance foundation of the Adios Pro EVO 1, the Adizero EVO SL shifts that technology into everyday motion. Humanrace positions the shoe around consistency over intensity—a daily practice rather than a singular push. The full-length LIGHTSTRIKE PRO foam underfoot delivers a smooth, high-stack ride, while the engineered mesh upper offers targeted support and breathability.

The accompanying Mars apparel extends that idea. The shorts land at mid-thigh with a loose, breathable fit, while the jacket is cut slimmer than a standard track style and finished with an adjustable hem for ease of movement. Lightweight and functional, the set is designed for runners who want performance wear with a more deliberate point of view.

The Humanrace Adizero EVO SL “Mars” retails for $160, with the track jacket priced at $120 and the shorts at $70. The drop arrives March 21 online at Humanrace, Adidas, and select retailers.