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The definitive guide on how to buy the LEGO x Adidas ZX 8000

September 23, 2020 By Jay 33 Comments

I never thought my other interest (yes, I have other hobbies outside of LEGO) would ever come in handy but here we are – 2 days out from the highly anticipated launch of the LEGO x Adidas ZX 8000 (product code: FZ3482)

Update: Check out my review of the LEGO Adidas ZX 8000 to see more photos and watch me unbox the pair.

If you couldn’t guess it from my enthusiasm of the Adidas LEGO collaboration from my recent posts – I’m a bit of a sneakerhead, and this collaboration is extra special to me as I’m first and foremost an Adidas guy and have been since I was a teenager.

The Adidas x LEGO ZX 8000 releases worldwide on 25 September and retails in the US for US$130 or AU$190 here in Australia.

Unfortunately… buying limited edition sneakers isn’t as straight-forward as you may think – you’re going to either need to put in the work, or get lucky.

The LEGO Adidas ZX 8000 is part of Adidas’s A-ZX series, a celebration of one of Adidas’ most iconic runners – the Adidas ZX which was released in 1984 as a high performance running shoe, introducing the arch-supporting Torsion bar (which is still in use today in modern silhouettes such as the Ultraboost).

It’s not THE most popular silhouette, but through this series of collaborations with a whole raft of brands/creators, Adidas is hoping to reignite interest in its ZX series as it celebrates its heritage.

If you’d like to read more about the A-ZX collection, and the history behind the silhouette – this Hypebeast article is great.


Okay, so before we get into the buying guide and release details, there are some things I’d like to make super clear. If you were thinking of getting a pair of LEGO ZX 8000s, you need to decide NOW, and prepare accordingly.

I’m not trying to scare you or anything, but getting your hands on coveted sneakers is a monstrous pain, so I just want to manage your expectations.

  1. You are most likely not going to get a pair
  2. You might end up with multiple pairs
  3. You will get frustrated and rage when you miss out
  4. If you really want them, expect to pay more than RRP through the resell market
  5. You will need to put in a lot of effort to get them
  6. Unless you’re lucky enough to live close to a well-stocked sneaker boutique, you may not be able to walk into a store and try them on before buying.

Now that the ground rules are set, here’s a brief overview of how limited edition sneakers are usually obtained.

Raffles – You enter your details into a ballot for the opportunity to buy the shoes. It’s all luck-based, and there’s no guarantee of winning.

First-come first-serve – FCFS as they’re known with sneakerheads is when the sneakers drop on websites or in-store, and they will sell them until they run out.

Backdoor – if you’re lucky enough to know the right people, or know people that know people (also known as a plug), you may already have your pair secured “through the backdoor”. This is when stores bypass these first two channels and sell/give away these sneakers to priority/VIP customers/owner’s son’s best friend etc. Yes, it’s exactly as unfair as it sounds, but it does happen.

The good news is that these sneakers will be released through a variety of sneaker boutiques/shops, many of which ship globally, so they won’t just be available exclusively from the Adidas website.

Here’s a breakdown by raffle or FCFS of stores that I follow, and what I know of. Pricing will vary, usually depending on where the stores are located

Raffles (pricing will vary and may or may not include shipping)

Important Note: Raffle results aren’t guaranteed, and most will debit your credit card/payment method if you’re successful. This means, if you enter a whole bunch of raffles, and somehow win them all, you’ll get a whole bunch of sneakers showing up at your front door. Please be mindful before signing up.

Adidas [US/Western Europe] (US$130/£99.95/€126,68) – Sign up via the Adidas app (Android / Apple). Winners will be drawn automatically on September 25, 10am local time

End Clothing [global shipping] – Raffle link

Up There [Australia] – Raffle link

Footshop [global] – Raffle link

Hanon [global] – Raffle link

AsphaltGold [global] – Instagram Raffle

Feature [global] – Raffle link

SVD [global] – Raffle via app

Stay Rooted [global] – Raffle link

Limited Edt [Singapore] – Raffle information (members only)

First Come First Serve

Stay Rooted [US Shipping] – product page a few sizes still available!

Bait [global shipping] – product page – few small sizes left

Adidas Australia & Rest of World – product page (AU) (Friday, 25 September, 12:00am AEST). Check your local Adidas website and search using the product code: FZ3482 for local times.

Subtype [Australia shipping] – product page (Friday, 25 September 9:00am AEST)

Highs and Lows [global shipping] – product page (Friday, 25 September 8:00am AWST)

Above The Clouds [global shipping] – product page (Friday, 25 September 00:01am AEST)

43einhalb [global shipping] – product page (Friday, 25 September | Online: 00:01 CEST. | Instore: Frankfurt & Fulda)

Overkill [Global shipping] – Product Page (Friday, September 25, 2020 12:00:00 AM Europe/Berlin CET. Remaining Stock 11am CET Instore Release)

Nakedcph [global shipping] – product page (September 25th 00:00 CEST)

BSTN [global shipping] – product page (September 25th, 00:01 CEST / 6 PM ET )

Sneakersnstuff [global shipping] – product page (September 25th, 00:01 CEST )

Bodega [US + global shipping] – product page (September 25th EST, 10am)

Solebox [global shipping] – product page

Offspring [global shipping] – product page and timing TBC

The Hip Store [global shipping] – product page and timing TBC

Slam Jam [global shipping] – product page and timing TBC

Kith [global shipping] – product page and timing TBC

Limited Edt [Singapore] – instore/online (September 25th, 11am SGT)

LEGO.com VIP Redemption/Raffle

Okay, this is a weird one, as you can redeem for a buttload of VIP points, OR enter a raffle using VIP points to redeem ticket.

LEGO.com:

  • The A-ZX800 LEGO® Sneakers will be available on LEGO.com in a very limited run and only through one of these two options in select markets:
    • VIP FIXED POINT REDEMPTION – redeem 15,600 VIP points to get the sneakers, providing your size is still available
      • (Applicable in all EU regions and USA)
      • Starts September 25
    • SWEEPSTAKES – enter the VIP Sweepstakes and redeem 50 VIP points per entry, with maximum 15 entries for a chance to win the sneakers in your size
    • If you are not a LEGO VIP member, can you sign up and get your first entry free and enter this competition
      • (Applicable only in these markets: USA, Estonia, France, Greece, Hungary, Republic of Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, Sweden, United Kingdom)
      • Starts September 25

All right, I think I’ve gotten all the ones I know of. Obviously, these are most of the products that are available via online stores – some local sneaker boutiques may have in-store releases, or whatnot, but this is what I know so far.

So you really want a pair? If you really, absolutely want a pair, I’d suggest entering as many raffles as you can , and also setting alarms and reminders for the First-Come-First Served sites.

I’m not 100% sure what the numbers on these sneakers are, but they will be fairly limited, and if you have small or large feet, I’d enter as many raffles as those sizes are usually produced with lower numbers. Sizes US9-10 are the most common.

You can also increase your chances by asking your friend, or spouses to sign up with their emails/payment details but remember, there is a chance that you could win more than one pair and be out a couple of hundred dollars.

Make sure to refer to Adidas Size Charts to get a gauge of what your shoe sizes are, and if in doubt, go half a size up. Adidas ZX 8000 should fit TTS (true to size). If you can, go into a sneaker store to try other ZX 8000 models to find out what your size is.

Sneaker sizing can be a little iffy across brands, so just because you’re a US7 in Nike or New Balance might not necessarily mean you’re a US7 in Adidas.

To set you up for success for First Come First Served stores, I recommend creating accounts on those sites (with address and payment details prefilled) or use a chrome extension to save your details so you can check out as quickly as possible.

They will likely sell out really quickly (minutes in some cases), as these are one of the most popular A-ZX models, and there are a TON of LEGO fans looking to get their hands on these.

It’s been a little hard to get a read on how popular these shoes will be – hypebeast trend-chasing sneakerheads will probably pass on these (as Adidas aren’t that trendy amongst sneakerheads in 2020), but resellers might jump on to make a quick buck.

Then again, I could be spectacularly wrong, and these sneakers could sit on store shelves and be available for weeks as no one wants them, or LEGO and Adidas made an absolute ton. It’s hard to say for sure.

Which brings me to… the Resell Market

So if you lose all the raffles, and miss out on FCFS stores, are you completely out of luck? Not quite.

The resell market in sneakers is part and parcel of the hobby, and is estimated to be worth, wait for it – US$6 billion.

If you detest LEGO resellers and those making a quick buck on sold out sets, sneaker resellers are on a whole other level, and for the most part… provide a valuable (if hated) service to sneaker collectors.

It’s very common (and acceptable) for sneaker collectors to buy sneakers with the whole intention of flipping them.

You can make some lunch money, or if you’re lucky enough to cop highly coveted pairs (like the Nike Chunky Dunkys), you can instantly 10x your initial investment.

Reselling and paying resale market prices for sneakers is an absolutely acceptable part of the hobby.

If you desperately want to go down that route, be prepared to pay a premium for the LEGO Adidas Sneakers. I recommend only shopping from established marketplaces like GOAT or Stockx.

Initially, based on the overall performance of the A-ZX collection, I was expecting these to be fairly easy to acquire, but with all the buzz created by LEGO, and resellers potentially catching wind that there may be profits here selling to LEGO fans, it’s probably going to be a lot more competitive than I had assumed.

  • Bids on Stockx
  • Sold Prices on Stockx

Looking at the Stockx prices (used by the community as a proxy on how sneakers are valued), it does seem like people are paying close to double the retail value for the LEGO Adidas ZX 8000.

Naturally, upon release, these prices usually dip and is contingent on how many pairs are actually available, and what the demand for them is like on launch day.

The best time to buy on the resell market is about a week after launch when resellers start receiving and unloading their pairs to make a quick buck.

Oh, and finally, two bits of trivia about the parallels of sneaker culture and LEGO that made me chuckle.

  1. The letter “L” in the A-ZX campaign is assigned to LEGO. In sneaker lingo, when you miss out on sneakers, or lose a raffle, it’s known as “taking an L” – which is short for taking a loss.
  2. Sneakers that have poor resale value, that no one wants are known as “bricks”. While this design is inspired by LEGO bricks, these will in no way be bricks.

Oh, and because I’ve taken a few questions on this – unless you were a celebrity like Jonah Hill or sneaker royalty Sean Weatherspoon, you won’t be getting the special LEGO shoebox.


So there you have it, the most detailed guide I can write to help you cop the LEGO x Adidas ZX 8000!

If you’re going for these sneakers, I wish you the best of luck, and hope that everyone who wants to get them will get their hands on a pair!

There is absolutely going to be drama from LEGO fans who are walking into this thinking it’ll be a simple touch and go experience.

A lot of people are going to learn first-hand just how frustrating sneaker collecting is, and I am looking forward to seeing how the AFOLs react to this.

I hope this guide helps, especially for those that want to really get the shoes, and I want to do everything in my power to help you buy them for retail, and not overpay a reseller.

I’ve thought long and hard about the best way to do so without spamming people on my subscriber list and Facebook page, so I’ve decided to create a group on Facebook where I’ll be posting links and updates to the sneakers as they go online.

You can request access to the group and I’ll try my best to use my experience to help, as well as discuss this drop and share any successes.

Oh and if I’ve missed out on any shops, or links, please feel free to leave them in the comments and I’ll update this post when I can!

Good luck, and feel free to leave a question in the comments if none of this makes sense!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: a-zx, adidas, buying guide, collaborations, lego, sneakers

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  1. Amanda Grace says

    September 27, 2020 at 7:17 AM

    Hey, nice, scored a pair! To those who didn’t – I’m pretty sure you can get a pair on the Goat app. It’s showing they’re available but perhaps I’m just reading it wrong…

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 30, 2020 at 9:56 PM

      Oh congratulations! So glad you managed to get a pair!

      Reply
  2. Angry says

    September 26, 2020 at 3:17 AM

    Just wanted to say thank you… if not for your article I’d have missed out on a set!!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 30, 2020 at 10:08 PM

      So happy to help!

      Reply
  3. Faizad says

    September 26, 2020 at 1:09 AM

    THIS WAS A GODSEND!

    I obviously failed to cop a pair locally here in Singapore, both online and in stores. Was sulking about the whole day, checking out the flippers on Carousell (some buying and selling app equivalent to eBay) and ready to pay the premium but none of them had it in my size.

    Lo and behold while I continue to mope about in bed at night, I chanced upon this blog entry of yours, scrolled down to the bottom and found out that only two links were still “live” – Bodega and Kith. The former stated it would launch at 10am EST (which translates to 10pm in Singapore after a quick Google search) and it was just a few minutes before that as I checked my phone!

    Mad rush to open the link on the phone. Connection issues as the page took forever to load. Rushed to open up the MacBook and heck while I’m at it let’s try the iPad too. I was a nervous wreck cursing and swearing at my machines and internet service provider one second, praying fervently on the edge of my seat the next and just pacing about nervously waiting for the pages to load after receiving numerous notifications to refresh the page, failed recaptcha entries and hanging pages.

    After what seemed like eternity (30 plus minutes or so), I got a notification from my card-issuing bank and an email notification from Bodega. THE TRANSACTION WENT THROUGH SUCCESSFULLY! #tearsofjoy

    The shipping fee is a bitch but it would still turn out to be cheaper than what I’d be paying on the resale market. Now to hope they arrive soon and that it fits me like a glove (haven’t owned a pair of ZX 8000s before so fingers crossed!).

    AND THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED IF YOU DID NOT DO A SHIT TON OF RESEARCH TO SHARE THIS NEWS WITH ALL OF US!

    #wearenotworthy #immagonnasubscribetoyounow #truestory #foreverindebted #thankyouthankyouthankyou

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 30, 2020 at 10:15 PM

      Hey Faizad, dude, I am SO happy for you! I’m so glad I was able to help – it sounds like you’ll really treasure these shoes, so nothing makes me happier than when someone that appreciates kicks gets a pair.

      Funny story, the reason why the Bodega website was crapping out at that time was because they were also dropping a highly anticipated pair of New Balances, which I was also trying for and didn’t successfully get!

      Again, really happy you got a pair, and I hope you rock em in good health!

      Reply
  4. So Sad says

    September 25, 2020 at 7:05 PM

    I would have loved a pair of these, but it wasn’t to be. I’m a bit annoyed that LEGO buys into these limited release colllectibles that service such a narrow community and doesn’t insist on much wider availability.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 30, 2020 at 10:18 PM

      Sorry to hear you didn’t get a pair. Unfortunately, this is the way with any limited edition sneaker, and is just how brands like Adidas and Nike stay relevant, and get people hyped up.

      Reply
  5. Adele says

    September 25, 2020 at 9:05 AM

    I HAD A PAIR IN MY CART AND WAY PAYING AND THEN THEY SAID “sorry your cart is now empty because it is sold out”

    BOO!

    I hate when online store can take something out of your cart while you are paying. A cart should secure it until payment. That is like someone snatching groceries out of your basket at the shops!

    Reply
    • Mark P says

      September 25, 2020 at 9:06 AM

      Me too mate, me too. Oh well, that was fun. I think I’ll stick with buying Lego. 😀

      Reply
    • Jay says

      September 25, 2020 at 9:07 AM

      Yeah, it’s super rough. That’s called getting “cart-jacked” when someone steals your cart as you’re checking out. Adidas used to reserve your pair in carts previously, but they changed their system. What’s your size out of curiosity?

      Reply
      • Mark P says

        September 25, 2020 at 9:10 AM

        I’m a 12, why? Did you snag multiple pairs?!?

        Reply
        • Jay says

          September 25, 2020 at 9:19 AM

          Oh no, might try for the upcoming releases to help! 12 is a tricky size as they don’t make a ton of them!

          Reply
          • Mark P says

            September 25, 2020 at 9:21 AM

            Darn me and my clown feet. 😀 It’s okay, I don’t need them, I probably don’t even want them as much as some people, so I’ll leave it for now. Just stick with my Daggy Dad New Balance.

            Reply
    • Jay says

      September 30, 2020 at 10:33 PM

      I’m sorry to her that. That practice has a name – it’s called being “cartjacked”. It really sucks, and for a time, Adidas did reserve pairs when you had them in your cart, but I have no idea why they changed it.

      If you’re still after a pair, drop me an email, and I can see if I can source one from you from the sneaker community.

      Reply
  6. Tony says

    September 25, 2020 at 2:01 AM

    Thanks for this excellent article. It looks like I’ve been successful but as I applied via multiple outlets, might end up with more than one pair!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 25, 2020 at 9:08 AM

      Good luck and I hope you scored!

      Reply
  7. Batman says

    September 25, 2020 at 1:29 AM

    What is an ‘AFOL’?

    Reply
    • Robin says

      September 25, 2020 at 1:33 AM

      Oh n/m. ‘Adult Fan of Lego’

      Reply
      • Jay says

        September 25, 2020 at 9:08 AM

        What would Batman do without Robin ?

        Reply
  8. Mason says

    September 25, 2020 at 12:31 AM

    Thank you, Jay, for sharing the great info with us!! I’m eager to join the craziness to get cool pair of Adidas sneakers! 🙂 I wish you a best of luck!!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 25, 2020 at 9:09 AM

      Thanks Mason, good luck to you too!

      Reply
      • Mason says

        September 26, 2020 at 5:10 AM

        Well, I have no luck with getting a pair of amazing shoes. It’s super difficult to get one. Raffles are sorta weird to me.

        Reply
        • Jay says

          September 30, 2020 at 10:06 PM

          Ah, sorry that you missed out. Think of it as LEGO SDCC minifigure raffles!

          Reply
  9. Mark P says

    September 24, 2020 at 1:38 PM

    Lol, the world’s gone bonkers. All this for some shoes?!?

    Oh well, I’ll join in the craziness, I need a new pair of shoes anyway. 😀

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 25, 2020 at 9:12 AM

      Haha yes. Imagine this happening nearly every other week in the sneakerhead community.

      Reply
      • Mark P says

        September 25, 2020 at 9:14 AM

        So stressful! Not what I’d call a relaxing hobby, but hey, so long as everyone’s having fun!

        Reply
        • Jay says

          September 25, 2020 at 9:18 AM

          Stressful and heartbreaking! LEGO fans don’t know how good they have it!

          Reply
          • Mark P says

            September 25, 2020 at 9:24 AM

            I’ll never complain about missing the latest Harry Potter GWP ever again, I promise. Us Lego fans have it easy. You sneakerheads are crazy.

            Reply
            • Jay says

              September 30, 2020 at 10:25 PM

              Haha, this is like… every weekend for sneakerheads. You become numb to missing out after awhile.

              In a sick way, it also makes you appreciate the shoes you do somehow win/get lucky enough to own because of all the effort you have to put in.

              Reply
  10. Richard F Perez says

    September 24, 2020 at 2:55 AM

    Hey Jay, great stuff as always! I live in the US (NJ) and am willing to enter a coupe raffles on your behalf if you’d like so lemme know. Either way, good luck and hope you score a pair!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      September 25, 2020 at 9:12 AM

      Thanks for the offer Richard, but I’m pretty good, I managed to get a pair from Adidas Australia yesterday night, so I’m pretty chuffed!

      Reply
  11. Adele says

    September 23, 2020 at 3:16 PM

    Good luck! I entered the raffle and I will be trying the Aussie sites at the same time.

    Reply

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