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Whether you're running for the first time or training for your first 10K, these adidas running shoes are your best choice. The BOOST midsole ensures support with every foot landing, while the flexible forefoot in the midsole gives you the push to go further. Strategically placed ventilation and elasticity sections in the mesh upper provide comfort to reach your goals.
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Very good sneakers, comfortable if we exclude the tongue which is very tight and cuts the laces at the edges, leaving a gap. It is also visible in the photos that the size is not normal, you should get two sizes larger than Nike. I wear 45.5, so I got size 46. 2/3
For simple mortals like me who will run up to 10 kilometers and nothing extraordinary, these shoes are perfect. It's the first time I buy shoes exclusively for running. Compared to the regular sports shoes I've been using for so long, it's day and night.
Surely there will be better ones, but the price will also increase.
They worked great for me. Of course, everyone is different and not everything suits everyone.
If you don't try the shoe first, DON'T buy it!
You can try them at a store and find them cheaper online.
The construction quality is very good and the material is breathable.
I always bought Supernova 42 1/2 size and where super comfy and exact fit.bought these 42 1/2 and are not a good fit
Weight: 80 Kg
Use: Running 5K - 10K on track, asphalt, sidewalk. Walking.
Purchase: 50€
Use: 3+ months
Overall: Decent shoe for casual running of short distances and comfortable walking. However, there are much better options available in this price range.
Here are some more detailed comments:
Midsole: Very good cushioning, especially in the rear, which makes walking and running very comfortable... up to a certain distance. Unfortunately, it becomes tiring for running after a certain point, around 8K for me.
Also, it lacks sufficient bounciness and I found it completely "lifeless" in the front, so it didn't work well for speed runs.
Upper: The material seems to be of good quality and durable, but I would have preferred it to be a bit more flexible. The tongue has enough foam and stays in place without moving.
Heel: It has enough foam, but it could hug the foot better. The back of the shoe rubs against the skin and can irritate it if you don't wear high socks. Also, the back of the shoe is already worn internally and the foam is visible.
Outsole: For me, it's the best part of the shoe. It performs exceptionally well on all surfaces. I have tested it on wet, glossy sidewalks and downhill asphalt, and it doesn't slip at all. Also, the heel of the outsole protrudes quite far from the foot, providing a large contact area with the ground and offering extra grip (very useful on partially destroyed Greek sidewalks).
Comfort: The lockdown is very good and the shoe is relatively lightweight (if I remember correctly, around 270 - 280 g). However, I found the front part too narrow for my toes. Even though I went half a size up from my Adidas size, after a while of running, I felt my toes "suffocating."
Durability: After over 150K of walking and running, apart from the wear on the back of the shoe mentioned above, the outsole and upper seem untouched.
Conclusion - rating - competition: Score for running (short distances at a relaxed pace) 3.5/5, Walking 4/5. The shoe provides enough support for running, but it lacks the comfort needed for distances of 5K+ and won't help you achieve good times. So, it's not a bad shoe by any means, but the competition now offers exceptional shoes in this price range, such as the Reebok Floatride 4, Puma Velocity Nitro 2, or the Pegasus 36. If you increase your budget by 20€-30€, you can find carbon plate shoes on sale, like the Deviate Nitro 2.
I have had them for 1 week, purchased for 55 euros. I don't have much experience with athletic shoes. I don't run or exercise to tell you how they will perform in that use. But for now, I have done quite a few kilometers with them and they haven't cut or tired me. The Boost sole is incredible. Especially for me, who is used to hitting the heel, I feel the difference from other shoes.
On the downside, I don't find them very comfortable in terms of posture.
At 55 euros, they are very good. At 100 euros, which they initially cost, you probably won't find ultraboost at this price.
The leg goes up when you lift it and constantly goes up and down....meaning the back part doesn't lock well, resulting in discomfort in the heel.....try it before you buy it
It is more advanced than the 1 but it didn't surprise me much. Good construction and good quality. The fabric is good with good breathability on the foot. It is not elastic and fits well on the foot. The sole is good and soft. It has two different technologies, with the boost sole on the heel and EVA on the middle and front. This has also been done by the company with the response super 2.0. It is lightweight with comfortable stepping, good grip, and good response on uneven terrain, but it has a major drawback, which is that the EVA technology does not have good energy return. That means the heel has good grip and good energy return, but the middle and front have good grip but minimal energy return. This was the only thing that bothered me about the shoe. And as for the size, it needs to be half a size larger than what I usually wear.
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Nice shoe
It's worth the money if you're willing to spend around 50 euros
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