👟 Adidas Pureboost Men's Running Shoes – Black Review

Here is a genuine owner review of 4 pairs of Adidas Boost Technology shoes. First I received these shoes in a non-adidas box. Apparently the box was replaced because the original Adidas box was "damaged in transit". Second, my boots didn't have tags on them as if they weren't new, which struck me as dubious. Finally, the laces seem to be a different style than my other Pureboosts. Not sure if it's because it's a different 'model' of the shoe, but the laces just feel cheap and flimsy, another…

The Pureboost Go is a quality shoe. The Flexknit upper is very good and really molds to your foot. They're pretty light. The cushioning is very good, has a good rebound and responds well. The Forefront's cushioning is quite substantial compared to other running shoes I've used. Mid and heel cushioning is moderate. It has a very wide sole, so that the step is very stable when running. Not unstable at all. The outsole has good traction and even good traction on dirt roads. The most notable…

Upgrade for less than $100, YayYeahhhh! However, sometimes I find it a bit insensitive and sluggish, maybe it's just my legs. I'm glad I bought the black but it's more of a faded black/dark grey. Finally, I read somewhere in a review that this is a noisy shoe and I agree. I wear 11.5 so that's a lot of rubber, and I'm not a ninja or robber so it doesn't bother me that I can't crawl fools. All in all not a bad look, a recently released pair of sneakers at a dope price I catch when people check…

Good shoe. I honestly recommend if you're thinking of buying. I'm a little pissed that the price has dropped to $50 since I paid $60 for mine a week ago, but that's ok. The shoes run a bit big, but are very comfortable. The bottom is made of nice, firm yet soft foam, and the look of the shoe follows the shape of your foot (in the sense that it looks like a sock, I mean). Another review claimed that the ankle of the shoe was low and I can confirm this is true and comfortable for me, but I can…

Appearances can be deceiving. I have two other Pureboost shoes that I bought from adidas.com versus those that fit very differently. They are small and narrow, although the shoe size is the same as the others. The laces are too small, I wonder why! The biggest difference is that the kickstand doesn't give me the stability that I get from my other clean boosters, which causes my foot to twist from time to time. I've had severe pain in my foot for a week now from wearing these shoes two days in a

I was a bit hesitant before buying these shoes. I'm a former runner who has now committed to walking 60 minutes on a treadmill in my senior years, but I know how good running shoes feel under my feet. When I look at decent running/hiking shoes, they start roughly at price. A selection of these Adidas Pure Boost. However, I believe that if someone buys shoes that last, they're probably going to spend $20 more than the shoes are worth. I was attracted to this shoe because of its exceptional…