adidas Powerband Boa BOOST TV Commercial, 'From the Ground Up' Ft. Sergio Garc??a
“From the Ground Up”
About This Ad
Before hitting the green, professional golfer Sergio Garc??a sits pensively in the locker room, puts on his Powerband Boa BOOST shoes from adidas Golf and uses their dials to adjust the fit. Out on the course, he firmly plants his feet and is met with roaring cheers as he successfully sinks his putt.
Found an issue with this listing?
Related Ads
Sanuk TV Commercial, 'Magic Happens'
Sanuk
Sanuk combine the style of shoes with the comfort of a sandle. When they come together it's a beautiful thing.
Sanuk TV Commercial, 'Always Chillin'' Feat. Malia Manuel, Ryan Callinan
Sanuk
On a white sand beach, surfers Malia Manuel and Ryan Callinan pose with Sanuk sandals and sidewalk surfers. Manuel lays on a striped towel next to bunch of surfboards and her Sanuk Yoga Slings and she and Callinan ride the waves. Sanuk says its products are made for those who are always chillin' and cruisin' and are perfect for laid-back surfers because they are never uncomfortable.
Sanuk The Yoga Sling TV Commercial, 'Never Uncomfortable' Featuring Malia Manuel
Sanuk The Yoga Sling
Malia Manuel makes surfing look easy as the same goes for pulling off those shoes. Let magic fly when you wear The Yoga Sling from Sanuk.
Jordan TV Commercial, 'Why Not 0?' Song by Phonte
Jordan
Math can be pretty hard, but when one student says just that about the math problem "MVP=?", an animated NBA MVP trophy says that particular math problem is easy. The trophy, voiced by rapper Phonte, starts into a song about how, no matter how the numbers and statistics go, there is no other answer than zero. Why? Because this year's MVP, Russell Westbrook, wears that number and his triple double stats and buzzer beaters make him a menace on the court and the equal, in some cases, to three playe
Nike TV Commercial, 'Breaking2' Featuring Eliud Kipchoge
Nike
Completing a marathon in under two hours has never been done before, so Nike set up a controlled race on the anniversary of the sub-four-minute mile. Dubbed Breaking2, Nike's attempt to help a runner achieve this feat of human endurance took place on May 6, 2017, on a Formula One track in Italy. What all was said and done, Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge finished in 2:00:25. While not knocking down the barrier completely, Kipchoge trimmed over two minutes off the time of the current world record.
Tommy John Spring Sale TV Commercial, '20 Percent Off Sitewide'
Tommy John Spring Sale
The founders of Tommy John explain how they re-imagined comfort through fabric, fit and function. The underwear company urges customers not to miss the Spring Sale, where they can get up to 20 percent off sitewide and free shipping.