With Halloween approaching, it’s the perfect time to dig into spooky — and stylish — sneakers. From glow-in-the-dark skulls to pumpkin orange hits, here are seven of the Adidas Halloween sneakers that combine thematic flair with street-sneaker credibility.
Adidas Adimatic Halloween
A skate-lifestyle model given the Halloween treatment—less performance basketball, more street aesthetic, likely with thematic graphics and colorway. It sports a mix of materials with a mesh bootie interior and stitched leather side panels.
Pops of color can be found on the heel by way of the green pull tab. The heel is wrapped in orange synthetic leather. The heels sport a ghoulish face with a glow in the dark skeleton graphic on the toe box. Underneath is a glow in the dark outsole perfect for a night game.
Why it’s great: Provides a more casual, lifestyle-friendly option for Halloween sneaker flair.
Tip: Ideal if you want something spooky but don’t need high-tech court performance.
Where to Buy: Goat has men’s sizes available with a 10.5 going for $277.
Adidas Dame 9 ‘Halloween’
Designed in collaboration with NBA superstar Damian Lillard, this one leans into horror-movie aesthetics: sleek black upper, metallic and blade-like stripes, blood-drip graphics, and a bold “YKW71I” heel detail referencing his 71-point game.
Why it’s great: A clear Halloween special but on a serious performance silhouette.
Tip: The patent/glossy overlays can reflect light in photos—perfect for a Halloween outfit.
Where to Buy: Goat has this available with a 10.5 listed for $152.
Adidas Forum Mod Lo ‘Jack O’ Lantern’
The Forum Lo gets a spooky twist for the Halloween season. The tan canvas upper is accented by orange on the heel and midsole. Inside the sock liner sports an orange hue along with a pumpkin hang tag.
The three stripes are an open mesh material. Exposed stitching gives a scarecrow feel. On the tongue is a leather patch in orange with the Adidas logo.
Why it’s great: More wearable day-to-day with that subtle Halloween nod.
Tip: Pair with muted tones so the orange hits really pop.
Where to Buy: This one might be difficult to find for a reasonable price. Kickscrew has a size 10.5 listed for $257.
Adidas Superstar ‘Halloween – Jack O’Lantern’
A classic shell-toe model turned spooky, dressed in seasonal orange/black tones with thematic touches. The grey leather upper is accented by orange and black stripes like candy corn. The sock liner dons an orange hue with black leather on the heel tab.
On the heel is Adidas branding in orange. The tongue sports a pumpkin patch. The shell tow and heel sport a vintage white hue. This classic is perfect for any costume.
Why it’s great: One of adidas’ most iconic silhouettes receiving the Halloween treatment.
Tip: Great for those who like familiar shapes with a thematic twist.
Where to buy: I was able to locate a size 10.5 on Goat for $251. This is pretty steep considering the retail price was $100.
Adidas Forum Low ‘Monster Pack’
Part of a “monster” concept pack: think Dracula-inspired colorways and gothic details. This Adidas Forum sports an all black color blocking with blood red accents.
This Forum Low screams spooky vibes. Blood red sits on the three stripes and the Adidas Trefoil on the tongue. Silver fang lace dubraes are a scary cool accent. Werewolf faux fur covers the toe box. Underneath is a glow in the dark green and grey speckled outsole.
Why it’s great: If you like horror motifs beyond just pumpkins, this pack leans into full monster-mood.
Tip: These may be tougher to find; check resale markets for specific sizes.
Where to buy: This Adidas is available at a couple of resell sites. I found pairs on Goat with a 10.5 going for $197. At the time of writing this eBay had a 9.5 listed for $120. I like eBay because you can negotiate with the offer feature. Check out this pair I picked up well under retail.
Adidas Forum Low ‘Scary Clown’
When I see the Adidas Forum Low Scary Clown it screams all things horror and killer clown. This was a limited release Halloween inspired silhouette. Featuring a triple material make up.
The upper sports white leather wrapping around the heel and red on the toe. Red splatter accents the heel sitting on top of a translucent off white midsole. A mesh side panel covers the three stripes finished in a red hue.
Why it’s great: For those who lean into the creepier side of Halloween footwear.
Tip: Balance the bold visuals with simpler outfit pieces so the sneaker stays the focal point.
Where to buy: With this being a 2020 release picking this up might take some digging. I was able to locate a 10.5 on stockX for $316. This was a limited release so it’s to be expected finding pairs would be difficult.
Adidas Superstar 50 CLN ‘Mummy’
An inventive twist: the classic Superstar wrapped in a “mummy” look, with bandage-style upper and sarcophagus graphics on the sock liner. This monochromatic silhouette lives up to its namesake with its clean look.
Wearability vs theme: Some models (like the Dame 9 or Harden Vol.7) lean heavy on performance + theme; others (Forum/Adimatic) lean lifestyle + motif.
Color story: Orange, black, dark tones, blood-red and neon/green pops dominate.
Sizing & availability: Special editions often drop limited; if you’re sizing up, explore resale markets early.
Styling: Let the sneaker shine—pair with simpler clothing so the theme doesn’t clash or become too “costume.”
Budgeting: Premium collaborations or limited drops may carry higher resale prices. Factor that in.
The upper sports off-white textured leather emulating mummy wrapping. The shell toe box dons all white textured leather along with a sail colored midsole.
Why it’s great: Halloween theme executed with creativity rather than just color tweaks.
Tip: This kind of special edition pairs well with minimalist streetwear for contrast.
Where to buy: This one was difficult to find for a reasonable price Goat had a size 10.5 listed for $1400. This is a hyper inflated price that you should avoid. StockX had a 10.5 listed for $406, but the last sale was for $120 which seems more reasonable.
Final Thoughts
Wearability vs theme: Some models (like the Dame 9 or Harden Vol.7) lean heavy on performance + theme; others (Forum/Adimatic) lean lifestyle + motif.
Color story: Orange, black, dark tones, blood-red and neon/green pops dominate.
Sizing & availability: Special editions often drop limited; if you’re sizing up, explore resale markets early.
Styling: Let the sneaker shine—pair with simpler clothing so the theme doesn’t clash or become too “costume.”
Budgeting: Premium collaborations or limited drops may carry higher resale prices. Factor that in.
That does it for our Halloween line up. There were some spooky kicks inspired by our favorite dress up and candy lovers holiday. My personal favorite is the Adidas Spooky Clown. Let us know in the comments which pair for you ready for spooky season. For more scary sneakers check out the Nike Halloween Pack for 2025.
