Review on adidas sneakers, size 11UK (46EU), legacy indigo/blue rush/turbo by Dorota Boczek ᠌

If they work for your feet, grab a pair. It's something I suggest you do. In addition, you can find reasonably priced but high-quality alternatives on the market. In favor of it: Ergonomics. It makes no difference whether you wear them for an hour of jogging or for a day of walking. In general, the sole's slant encourages speedy walking and jogging. When running, the responsiveness and energy return are very controlled and precise. I couldn't help but think back to the days of classic BMWs. Make something up! Like a cannon, they look! What type of sneakers are those? (Haven't they seen it before?) Ill effects: The model is not suitable for people with wide feet. Superior gauging. After three days, I had adjusted to it. The healthy left leg was followed by the whining of the complaining right leg one day later. After three days, they all looked the same and seemed to have spread. There wasn't an identical pair of Asics or Puma in my closet. And I can't think of any other models I've seen wearing Adidas. At +16°C +18°C, merely walking causes the legs to sweat. Didn't catch it while I was sprinting. It seems like the air conditioning is operating fine.