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JohnnysKicks’ Adidas Fear of God Basketball Desert Camo

Caryn Ganess by Caryn Ganess
July 8, 2025
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Adidas Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball "Desert Camo" 

Finally, the moment we have been eagerly waiting for has arrived – the Adidas Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball “Carbon” sneakers are here, and they are, as our own Sneaker Fortress team member put it, truly “something special“. These aren’t just shoes; they’re a unique fusion of high-end fashion, top-tier performance, and the unbeatable appeal of streetwear. Moreover, there’s even more excitement on the horizon as several other beautiful colour options are set to be unveiled over the next few months. We literally can’t wait to get a hold of each one. But it leaves us wondering – will more “flashy” colour schemes be released?

The truth of the matter? It’s likely a no. Jerry Lorenzo from Fear of God is famous for his minimalist style, an artistic direction not often associated with loud, vibrant colours. However, that doesn’t mean his designs aren’t unique and eye-catching, maintaining the signature aesthetics we’ve come to appreciate from the brand. But, occasionally, we might find ourselves wanting a little extra spice with our sneaker colourways. If that sounds like you, then the Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball “Desert Camo” sneaker will be right up your alley. 

Sneaker artist John Trottier (@johnnyskicks) has taken it upon himself to conceptualise a unique, vibrant colour interpretation of the Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball sneaker. Seeing how well-executed his concept turned out, we are going to need Adidas to take note of these and hit that production button (fingers crossed).

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For his concept, Trottier has creatively redesigned the Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball sneaker with a brilliant camouflage print mesh upper in a delightful range of brown hues. To maintain a harmonious aesthetic, the collar, which has a spandex-like appearance, continues the camo print’s earthy brown shade. 

However, it’s the vibrant orange TPU fuse overlay that will undoubtedly grab your attention. Moulded in the form of the adidas Three Stripes logo, it also functions as the lace stays for the sneakers. This splash of orange TPU provides an eye-catching contrast against the camouflage print, breaking up the expanse of brown.

Continuing the vibrant orange theme, the contrasting toes of the sneaker are also embellished with this bold colour. Despite my initial reservations, I must admit that the fusion of the earthy camo pattern and the daring orange accents on the upper creates a visually striking impact that is quite stunning.

JohnnysKicks Reveals Adidas Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball "Desert Camo" 

The shoe upper rests on a chunky, semi-transparent rubber sole bathed in a warm peach tint. The entire aesthetic nicely comes together with the integration of sleek, jet-black laces, which perfectly mirror the understated black accents in the camouflage pattern adorning the upper.

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The Adidas Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball “Desert Camo” sneakers may just be a concept at the moment, but we can’t help but hope that someday, Trottier might bless us with a custom design. Perhaps even Adidas and Lorenzo might treat us to an exciting colourway akin to this concept. It might seem like a feat of the imagination right now; however, it would undoubtedly be a welcomed addition to the sneaker realm.

What do you think? Would you wear the Adidas Fear of God Athletics 1 Basketball “Desert Camo” colourway?

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About the Author: Caryn Ganess

Caryn Ganess is a South African writer with a sharp eye for sneaker culture and a knack for digging into the psychology behind pop culture. From breaking down the legacy of the Nike Cortez to exploring what makes movie villains tick, she blends academic insight with real-world flavour.

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