Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios 7 Review: A Firm-Riding Performance Trainer Built for Speed
A dual-density midsole, torsion shank, and Continental grip make the Adizero Adios 7 a compelling workout shoe, with a few fit quirks to consider first.
Independent reviews
Product Reviews and Buying Guides – 185 / 805
From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios 8 vs the Competition: Five Race Shoes Compared
How the Adizero Adios 8 stacks up against the Hoka Rocket X2, New Balance FuelCell SC Pacer, Nike ZoomX Streakfly, and Adidas Takumi Sen 8.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Evo 1 Review: The Everyday Companion Your Rotation Was Missing
A plateless daily trainer built on a firmer-tuned Lightstrike Pro midsole, with a more substantial upper and a price that makes it easy to recommend to almost any runner.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Prime X: A Cold Weather Long Run Review
After a 16-mile marathon-pace workout in 16°F conditions, here is how the Adidas Adizero Adios Prime X handles cold weather, stability, and high-mileage training.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2 vs Pro 3: Which Racing Shoe Fits Your Efforts?
Two carbon racing shoes with shared DNA but very different personalities. Here is how they compare for speed, stability, and longer distances.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2 vs Takumi Sen 8: Which Racing Shoe Wins?
Two fast Adidas super shoes go head to head across threshold reps, 5K-pace work, and longer efforts to see which one deserves your race day.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3: A 100 Mile Review of Adidas' Marathon Shoe
After 100 miles in the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3, here is how the upper, Lightstrike Pro midsole, Continental rubber outsole and overall value hold up for marathon racing.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3 Review: A More Versatile Super Shoe
More midsole, more stability, and a stronger outsole than its predecessor, with a price hike to weigh up before you buy.
Running Shoes
Adizero Adios Pro 3 First Run: How It Compares to Adios Pro 2, Endorphin Pro 3, Prime X, and Takumi Sen 8
A first-run look at the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3, with measurements and impressions compared against the Adios Pro 2, Saucony Endorphin Pro 3, Adizero Prime X, and Takumi Sen 8.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4: First Impressions of a Serious Race Day Contender
A new woven upper, bouncier Lightstrike Pro foam, and Evo-inspired rods make the Adizero Adios Pro 4 feel like a real step forward for marathon racers.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4 Review: A Race Day Rocket With a Personality
After 26 miles of marathon testing, the Adizero Adios Pro 4 proves to be a lighter, bouncier, more energetic super shoe that rewards fast racing and punishes easy paces.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2: First Run Impressions of a $500 Race Day Shoe
A lighter-feeling, more cushioned sequel to the radical Pro Evo 1, with an aggressive toe spring and some serious traction caveats to know before race day.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro: Why Lightstrike Pro Works So Well for Faster Running
A closer look at the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro and the Lightstrike Pro foam that keeps getting better with miles.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Prime X Review: The Shoe That Broke the Rules
A 50mm stack, a disqualified marathon win, and one of the most fun trainers Adidas has ever built. Here is what the Adizero Prime X is actually like to run in.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Prime X Strung Long Run Review: Does Max Cushion Hold Up Over Distance?
A 20km long run test of the Adidas Adizero Prime X Strung covering the Strung upper, Lightstrike Pro midsole, Continental Rubber outsole, and who should actually buy it.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Prime X Strung Review: Bouncy, Fast, and Not Race-Legal
A stacked super trainer with a woven Strung upper, three layers of Lightstrike Pro, and a ride that feels closer to a race day shoe than it has any right to.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero Prime X vs New Balance SC Trainer: Two Maximal Stack Shoes, Two Very Different Rides
Both shoes push far beyond elite racing stack rules, yet one is a bouncy speed machine and the other a stable daily trainer. Here is how they compare.
Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero SL Review: A Lightweight Trainer That Gives You a Break From Super Shoes
A firm, snappy, unplated lightweight trainer with solid traction and a lower-volume fit, built for daily training and up-tempo work without super shoe fatigue.
Running Shoes
Adidas Boston 11 First Impressions: A Trainer That Still Moves
An initial review of the Adidas Boston 11, with updated fit details, ride feel, and early buying advice before a full mileage-based verdict.
Running Shoes
Adidas Evo SL vs New Balance FuelCell Rebel v5: Two of the Best Lightweight Trainers
Two standout lightweight trainers go head to head on foam feel, fit, grip, and price to help you pick the right one.
Running Shoes
Adidas Prime X After 100 Miles: A Polarizing Super Shoe That Rewards the Right Runner
After 100 miles, the Adidas Prime X proves it is much more than an illegal novelty. Here is who should buy it, who should avoid it, and what holds up.
Running Shoes
Adidas Prime X Strung 2 After 100 Miles: A Super-Trainer That Rewards a Very Specific Runner
A high-stack Adidas trainer with superb durability and a consistent bounce, but a heavier build and a lateral heel bias you should know about before buying.
Running Shoes
Adidas Prime X Strung 2 Review: A Surprisingly Stable Super Trainer
A 50mm heel stack that should be terrifying turns out to be balanced, versatile, and genuinely stable. Here is how the Prime X Strung 2 differs from its predecessor and who it suits.
Running Shoes
Adidas Prime X Strung First Thoughts: A Refined 50mm Stacked Super Shoe
An early run in the latest Adidas Prime X Strung reveals a favorite Strung upper yet, a lighter feel, and a firmer ride that still leaves one box unchecked.
Running Shoes
Adidas Running Shoe Roundup: Adizero Adios 8, Boston 12, RC5 and the Duramo Pair
Five new Adidas running releases assessed one by one, with clear verdicts on which are worth picking up and which can be left on the shelf.
Running Shoes
Four Running Shoes Under the Microscope: Adidas, Saucony and Salomon Assessed
The Adizero Adios 7, Adizero Boston 11, Endorphin Speed 3 and Salomon Spectur get a verdict each, with the upsides and trade-offs spelled out.
Running Shoes
Adidas SL 2 Review: A Snappy, Firm Daily Trainer at a Fair Price
The Adidas SL 2 combines Light Strike and Light Strike Pro foam in a firm, responsive daily trainer that finally gets its price right.
Running Shoes
Adidas Speed Shoes Explained: Where the Adizero Boston 10 Actually Fits
The Boston 10 puzzled a lot of runners. Here is how it compares with the Adios Pro 2, Adios 6, SL20, and Takumi Sen, and which shoe suits which kind of running.
Running Shoes
Adidas Supernova Rise: A Lighter, More Nimble Daily Trainer Worth Checking Out
Adidas finally refreshes its daily training line with the Supernova Rise, a lighter neutral shoe with PEBA-based foam and a steady everyday ride.
Running Shoes
Adidas Takumi 10 Review: Adidas' Lightest Road Racing Shoe, Refined
The 10th version of the Takumi keeps the quick turnover and light weight, adds a reworked energy rod system, and trades a bit of comfort for racing-flat precision.