Adidas Crazyflight is a line of volleyball shoes made by Adidas. They are non-marking shoes acceptable for indoor court sports.
Paul Coll started using these shoes in 2023 (thanks Robert and D-Man).
I recently did an unboxing of these. Here’s a link to the full post, but I’ll embed the video below as well.
Here are the Adidas Crazyflight models I’ve seen. Some models came out in 2020, and updated ones appeared in late 2022 / early 2023.
Men
Cloud White / Core Black
This is the colorway from my unboxing video.

Image via handballshop.com
Product Info
Release year: 2022
Price: $140 | £130
Gender: Men
Color: Footwear White / Core Black / Footwear White
Sponsored Links ↓
Buy (UK): adidas.co.uk
Buy (US): amazon.com | zappos.com
Cloud White / Grey Three
This is the model the Paul Coll started using in 2023

Spotted
Paul Coll is rocking these shoes since 2023:
Reviews
Paul from PDH Sports has a clip about this shoe:
White / Team Navy Blue
Spotted January 2023:

Lucid Blue / Matte Gold / Team Blue

Core Black / Cloud White / Core Black

Lucid Lemon / Core Black / Bright Royal
Spotted September 2023:

Image via handballshop.com →
Product Info
Release year: 2023
Price: €150
Sponsored Links ↓
Buy (UK): adidas.co.uk
Spotted August 2020:


Spotted February 2020:

Women
Cloud White / Silver Metallic / Grey Two

Cloud White / Silver Metallic / Cloud White

Team Navy Blue 2 / Cloud White / Cloud White

Lucid Pink / Cloud White / Flash Aqua

Black


Prior to 2020, there were three different Crazyflight models available from Adidas, each at different price points. My suspicion is the Crazyflight X is now simply being referred to as just Crazyflight.
- Crazyflight X ($$$$)
- Crazyflight Bounce ($$$)
- Crazyflight Team ($$)
Robert says
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Paul Coll now wearing these
John says
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Hey Paul,
Are you the new Amazon?
This BS is not 4 squash (i hope). Adidas and Nike went away from squash long time ago. We have 2 wait till next Olympics. Maybe then they awaken.
Sorry.
John (the Netherlands)
Pierre says
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Ha, I wish. I try to post all the non-marking shoes. I don’t know if Adidas and Nike ever did focus on squash or if players just liked their shoes. I agree it’s been a while since they had a popular squash shoe.