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adidas Bermuda
A 1970s City Series terrace shoe with smooth suede and gum sole that offers the Adidas court look with vacation-inspired character, slightly overshadowed by the Samba and Gazelle.
Guide Score
77/100
Very GoodLensLifestyle
Comfort7/10
Durability6/10
SizingTrue to size
WidthNarrow fit
Dress codeCasual
CushioningEVA
This is our 0-100 guide score for the shoe overall. Higher is better. It is not a stock number or a price score.
How to trust it
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Key facts
- Popularity: Growing as a terrace alternative to Samba and Spezial
- Comfort: Soft suede upper, comfortable from first wear
- Fit: True to size, slightly narrow in the midfoot
- Value: $100-120, fair for suede and gum sole heritage shoe
- Use case: Casual daily wear, summer styling, terrace fashion
- Risk: Less available and fewer colorways than Samba or Gazelle
Shoe intelligence
Comfort 7/10Durability 6/10True to sizeNarrow fitEveryday
Guide
Full breakdown
The Adidas Bermuda is part of Adidas's 1970s City Series, a range of shoes named after global destinations. Originally released alongside Barcelona, Vienna, and Munich models, the Bermuda features a suede upper with jagged three-stripe perforations, tumbled leather heel patch, and gum rubber outsole. It was designed for indoor court sports but found its cultural niche in European football terrace fashion.
Questions answered
FAQ
How does the Adidas Bermuda compare to the Samba?
Both are terrace-culture shoes with suede and gum soles. The Bermuda has a slightly different shape with more relaxed proportions and jagged three-stripe perforations that give it a distinct vintage character. The Samba has far more cultural recognition, colorway options, and availability. The Bermuda appeals to those who want the aesthetic without the ubiquity.
What is the Adidas City Series?
The City Series was a range of shoes released in the 1970s, each named after a city or destination — Barcelona, Vienna, Munich, Bermuda, and others. They were designed for indoor sports but became cultural fixtures in European terrace fashion. The Bermuda is named after the Bermuda Islands.
Is the Bermuda comfortable?
Yes, the soft suede upper feels comfortable from the first wear and the gum rubber outsole provides adequate cushioning for casual daily use. It is not heavily padded but matches the comfort level expected from classic Adidas court shoes.
Is the Bermuda good for summer?
Its lightweight construction, breathable suede, and island-inspired name make it a natural summer shoe. The sleek silhouette pairs well with shorts and light trousers. Multiple colorways suit warm-weather styling.
Sources & methodology
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