Running Shoes
Adidas Adizero: The Lightest Racing Shoe Adidas Has Ever Built
A closer look at the new Adizero pinnacle racer, built around an ultralight construction, retuned energy rods, and a new thin outsole rubber.
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From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
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A closer look at the new Adizero pinnacle racer, built around an ultralight construction, retuned energy rods, and a new thin outsole rubber.
Running Shoes
Six Adizero shoes, six different jobs. A practical guide to where the Adios 9, Takumi Sen 11, Adios Pro 4, Evo SL, Boston 13 and Prime X3 Strung sit in a running rotation.
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A 50mm-stacked, double-plated trainer that rewards quick running but asks a lot in return: a tricky fit, real instability, and a premium price.
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A 162g, 50mm road ultra racing shoe built for a sub-6-hour 100K attempt. Incredible protection and cushion, but stability and fit come with real trade-offs.
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The third version of Adidas' towering Prime X Strung is more stable, lighter, and better fitting than before, but its $300 price tag and mild bounce raise questions.
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A lofty super shoe and a bouncy daily trainer go head to head for tempo runs, marathon training, and long consistent efforts.
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Two towering super trainers with carbon internals go head to head on stack, bounce, stability, weight, and price.
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A 50mm triple-foam, double-plate super shoe with a refined Strung upper, weighed down by a heavy, bottom-loaded midsole.
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A close look at three fast racing shoes: two super shoe flagships and a lightweight speed trainer, with honest strengths and trade-offs for each.
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Adidas strips weight from every component in its new top-tier marathon racer, but the durability trade-offs and limited availability make it a niche buy for most runners.
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Three Adidas Adizero shoes covering racing, elite racing, and marathon training, with real strengths, quirks, and who each one fits.
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One hundred miles in the Adidas Adizero SL reveal a light, snappy daily trainer with impressive durability and a few quirks worth knowing before you buy.
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The Adizero SL 2 doubles down on Lightstrike Pro for a nimble, fast daily trainer. We break down the upgrades and compare it with the Puma Velocity Nitro 3, Tracksmith Elliot, and the original Adizero SL.
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The Adizero SL 2 adds more Lightstrike Pro, drops weight, and softens the ride. Our first-run impressions of one of the most interesting $130 daily trainers of the year.
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A close look at the Adidas Adizero SL daily trainer, picked up on sale for $60, covering fit, upper, foam, and outsole impressions.
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A head-to-head look at two high-mileage daily trainers, covering midsole foam, ride feel, uppers, outsole grip, and who each shoe is best for.
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Two Adidas running shoes with very different missions: a versatile daily trainer and a snappy 5K and 10K race weapon compared side by side.
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A $60 on-sale daily trainer versus a $200 premium super foam runner. Both handle 3 to 8 mile runs, but the price gap demands a closer look.
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The Adizero SL2 fixes nearly everything wrong with its predecessor, pairing dual Light Strike foams with a comfortable upper at a friendly price.
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A soft, fast, versatile Adidas speed trainer or a tall, protective Asics marathon workhorse: which daily trainer fits your running?
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Two lightweight, fun everyday running shoes go head to head over a 5x1 mile threshold test, with fit, foam, weight, and versatility all on the line.
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A 23-mile long run test puts the Adidas Adizero SL2 head to head with the Nike Pegasus, and the gap between these two approachable daily trainers is bigger than expected.
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Adidas split its daily trainer lineup into two directions: the bouncy, fast Adizero SL2 and the comfortable, stable Supernova Rise. Here is how they compare across recovery runs, strides, long miles, and everyday use.
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We put the Takumi Sen 10 through a wet 10K time trial against the Takumi Sen 8, Boston 12, Adios Pro 3, Nike Vaporfly and Asics Metaspeed Sky Paris to see where each shoe belongs in your rotation.
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The latest Takumi Sen keeps the firm, snappy ride that made versions 8 and 9 beloved, with a softened Light Strike Pro midsole, more forefoot rocker, and the same compromise-heavy upper.
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The Takumi Sen 9 keeps the ride and fit of its predecessor with a few small upper tweaks, and it still shines at faster paces.
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A bouncy Lightstrike Pro tempo and racing shoe with energy rods, Continental rubber grip, and a surprisingly comfortable ride that may go further than its official range.
Trail Running Shoes
Three new Agravic trail shoes covering three distinct roles: a race day speed shoe, a nimble shorter-distance trainer, and an everyday workhorse.
Trail Running
A close look at four new Agravic trail running shoes, from the Speed Ultra 2 super shoe to the versatile Agravic 4 workhorse.
Trail Running Shoes
Three Adidas trail running shoes for three different jobs: a plated racer, a fast trainer, and a stable daily option. Here is how each one behaves on real terrain.