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 Best Adidas Running Shoes: the Definitive Guide 2018 |
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Adidas was one of the very first athletic shoes company in the world starting way back in 1924 in a small town in the Bavarian region of Germany.Athletes like Jesse Owens first wore Adidas Yeezy Boost 700 cheep sale their shoes in the 1936 Olympics and the shoes gained later fame in track and field throughout the 1940s through 1970s.In fact, you would be hard pressed to find a competing brand of track spikes throughout that era as Adidas had generally cornered the market.However, with the dawn of the 1980s other athletic shoe companies started to gain a larger market share, primarily led by Nike.By 2012 it seemed that Adidas had all but forsaken the running shoe market and their market share had dwindled significantly due to stagnant marketing and the loss of top designers to competing brands. But in the last several years Adidas running shoes have come back to the forefront of state of the art running shoe design, and this guide aims to highlight the line and what sets Adidas running shoes apart.
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Initially advertised as the “Greatest Running Shoe Ever”, the Ultra Boost is a premium neutral running shoe that mostly prices itself out of the market by combining all of Adidas’ proprietary technologies into one shoe. Weighing in at 11.4 ounces with a 10mm heel drop, the Ultra Boost is also fairly clunky when compared to Adidas’ performance models. While the incredible amount of Boost midsole material combined with a flexible Primeknit upper feel like bedroom slippers in the house, the shallow toe box and insecure feel of the upper leave runners feeling vulnerable over the long haul. This is a shoe that seems to straddle the line between a “lifestyle” shoe which could be worn to the gym for light weight lifting versus a tried and true running shoe design.
adidas football boots UK You can think of the Energy Boost as the Ultra Boost without the Primeknit Upper. While slightly more vetted in the running community, the price of this shoe rules it out for most people. What you get with the Energy Boost 3 is a supremely well cushioned neutral running shoe that is well built and resilient. In fact, I’ve heard of runners getting well over one thousand miles in this shoe, but what does it have over the Supernova Glide 8 which also features a Boost midsole and is $30 cheaper. Not much really. In fact, the Energy Boost 3 seems a bit overbuilt at 11.4 ounces with a 10mm heel drop, and many runners preferred the platform of the previous version which was lighter. I would recommend this shoe to Clydesdales and heavier runners needing a ton of cushioning for minimal mileage as the lack of support in the midsole contributes to any overpronation tendencies.
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