New Adidas Jerseys

Submitted by 2Blue4You on

I do prefer the newer tighter fit jerseys to last years looser fitting jerseys, but watching the game on TV this week, I couldn't help but notice that the numbers on the sholders are easily skewed.  It is if they are too tight and anytime the jerseys are grabbed and pulled on (which is pretty much every play) they become out of place.  I can't count how many times the sholder pads were out of the jerseys, the numbers on the sholders looked funny b/c they were stretched out, etc.  They just do not seem to stay on the way they are supposed to after any type of game action and I thought they looked tacky after awhile.  Anyone else notice this? Thoughts?

Seems like Adidas should be able to get the cut right and the material right to make these jerseys on par with their Nike counterparts.  

Blue-Chip

September 17th, 2011 at 5:02 PM ^

It's not homerism, they do look rediculous. Just like every other pro combat design. If you aren't even using your school colors, it's dumb. It was dumb when Oregon started it. It was dumb when other Nike schools  did it. There's a reason no uniforms have looked like that until now. They look horrible.

MaizeNBlu628

September 17th, 2011 at 5:02 PM ^

i disagree, how would you feel if adidas changed one of our colors to something completely different, like silver and blue? Although the jerseys themselves look alright, their colors are green and white. Looks like they'll have to change their chant to "Go Green, Go Bronze!"

Maizedout1982

September 17th, 2011 at 4:53 PM ^

waiting to see if these will be made availiable to the public. I have called the Mden many times and they have no clue, but i am not expecting to see them sold anywhere. I love Adidas Techfit stuff.

Dble B 27

September 17th, 2011 at 4:58 PM ^

I haven't been impressed by the quality of the Addidas jerseys since we switched over. The last 2 weeks, there have been alot of shredded jerseys and today with the numbers falling off, they need some serious improvement.

Blueroller

September 17th, 2011 at 5:07 PM ^

Since these so-called tech-fit jerseys are made of extremely lightweight and stretchy fabric, the result is a featherweight snug fit… until blocking and tackling commence, when the thing is skewed and stretched and even ripped. These seem more suited for cheerleaders, especially during rainy games.

tdcarl

September 17th, 2011 at 5:15 PM ^

So I take it you guys would have rather seen Denard get sacked than his jersey rip on that pass to Hemmingway? In a way its a strategic advantage to have jerseys rip rather than allowing players be dragged down by them. Just ask Tom Harmon.

MichiganPoloShirt

September 17th, 2011 at 5:29 PM ^

Them spartan Jerseys ugly as hell me and a couple of guys were jus talking about em in the barbershop. And you're right about the Jerseys I noticed it during the game today maybe there trying make em look more old school? Idk

Zoo Blue

September 17th, 2011 at 5:53 PM ^

Part of the reason that the jerseys are ataying deformed is that the players are using two sided tape to keep the jersey stuck to the pads and make it harder for he other team to get ahold of them. Because of the tape when the jeseys are pulled they stay held in a streched fashion by that tape.

Wolverine Devotee

September 17th, 2011 at 8:44 PM ^

They are the adidas TechFit jerseys. I've noticed a lot of people walking around wearing replica or authentic had the block M on the back of their jersey. I'm looking to buy a M on eBay and sew it on now. I don't want to spend $90 for a minor change.

M - Flightsci

September 17th, 2011 at 9:00 PM ^

Maybe they're designed to be tearaway, or it has something to do with using lighter weight material in order to improve cooling.  Marketing win!  Either way, probably appear to the average joe to be poorly constructed.