The adidas Orion 2 gained popularity due to its association with Terry Fox, a prominent Canadian amputee athlete and activist, who wore the model during the 1980 Marathon of Hope. Designed for contemporary urban environments, this version features a sleek black leather upper, distinctive serrated Three-Stripes, and reinforced panels at the heel and toe for added durability. The addition of metallic silver accents highlights the custom branding and logo lettering, adding a touch of flair. Its supportive EVA midsole and rubber outsole with a Trefoil-pattern ensure enhanced comfort and grip, making it perfect for both style and performance on the streets.