Adidas Three Stripes & Logo Cursor

Three stripes, cut straight out of the arrow in pure negative space. No color, no gradient, no outline games: the whole pack runs on black and white and still reads from across the room. The pointer gets its own treatment, a solid white hand with the adidas mark sitting right on the fingertip and stripes running down the wrist.

High contrast like this never gets muddy in a cluttered tab, which matters when the entire identity is two colors and one diagonal. A minimal pick that outlasts every trend cursor you have ever installed.

Fun fact: the three stripes were not always adidas property. Finnish brand Karhu sold the trademark in 1952 for the equivalent of 1,600 euros and two bottles of whiskey.