According to a recent LinkedIn post from Carbon, the company is highlighting the adidas Climacool Laced as a fully 3D printed shoe featuring single-piece lattice construction that integrates upper, sole, cushioning, and ventilation. The post emphasizes that Carbon’s Digital Light Synthesis technology enables this complexity to be produced repeatedly and consistently at scale, without molds, adhesives, or traditional assembly.
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The post also underscores that this product reflects a nearly decade-long partnership between Carbon and adidas and is presented as an example of what mature additive manufacturing in consumer products can look like. For investors, this suggests potential validation of Carbon’s scalable manufacturing platform, reinforcing its positioning in high-volume, consumer-facing applications and signaling ongoing commercialization traction with a major global footwear brand.