Adidas Is Launching Baby Yoda Trainers From Just £42.95

Adidas is launching a range of Star Wars-inspired trainers and they start from £42.95 ($55).

The kicks will pay homage to 'The Child' otherwise known as Baby Yoda.

The range includes a number of different, yet well known Adidas styles, just with the added Star Wars references.

As part of the Mandalorian collection, there's a Gazelle 'Darksaber', a Nizza 'Beskar Steel' shoe as well as NMD_R1 Mandalorian-themed trainers.

The cheapest in the collection are The Top Ten shoes, which are children's trainers and start from £42.95.

In adult sizes, the Gazelle, NMD_R1 and Superstars styles all start from £74.95.

People became obsessed with Baby Yoda after watching The Mandalorian last year when episodes were launched on Disney+.

The series is set in the Star Wars universe, five years after the events of Return of the Jedi, and follows the adventures of Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin.

The series was well-received by fans, however, with Baby Yoda completely stealing the show.

To clarify, the character isn't actually called Baby Yoda, nor is it the Yoda we all know in baby form, as the series is set after his death.

The character is in fact just a younger version of the same species, though we don't know the name of Yoda's species for some reason. Indeed, he isn't even a baby, he's 50-years-old - but this is young relatively speaking, when you consider Yoda died at the ripe old age of 900.

Anyway, while we don't really know what his proper name is, what we do know for sure is that he is damn cute.

The Child kit will let you create a 7.5 inch Lego Baby Yoda with posable head, ears and mouth.

The set contains 1,073 pieces and even comes with its own information sign and The Child Lego mini figure to round off your display.

A description for the item reads: "Turn the cuteness factor up to the max with this Lego Star Wars The Child (75318) build-and-display model.

"Authentic details of this popular character, affectionately known as Baby Yoda, are recreated in Lego style, with posable head, ears and mouth for different expressions, plus the Child's favourite toy - a gearshift knob (element included) - for it to hold just like it does in Star Wars: The Mandalorian."