🏃 Dynamic Performance Unleashed: Adidas Response Super Running Shoes in Crisp White Review

I bought these because I thought the sole would be softer. It's as hard as a rock. You can make good athletic shoes if you're really good at it. But to be able to walk easily, they seem too heavy and dense. I don't know if they are 'responsive' or 'boosting', but if you bought them for 'boosting', don't worry.

Unfortunately without trying on shoes, there is a risk that you may feel uncomfortable, which is subjective to each person. It is very tight and has pressure points that hurt my feet just from wearing them. When I go to the gym, my legs cramp and the laces are loose enough to untie my shoe. I have old adidas that were comfortable on day one so I don't see how they can be so awful.

I'm a beginner so I need a shoe that 1) provides support and 2) is cheap enough that I don't feel bad about wearing it once and then wearing it forever stop running These shoes are horribly ugly, but $90 shoes for $40?!?!?!?! Who cares how they look! Added bonus: They are SUPER comfortable and SUPER supportive. Again, these are $90 shoes for $40. So yes. Buy it!

They don't seem any more comfortable than my twice the price Nike Pegasus Zoom. The design is subtle and looks appealing. I like shoes less fancy. As I write this review, I see that the cost has gone up, but I got it for $40 + tax. I wouldn't buy them for over $60 but for less than $50 these are definitely the best athletic shoes you can get.

I run 5km Monday to Friday and am looking for a new shoe at a bargain price. I'm usually a New Balance fan but decided to give these a try. They're comfortable and have great cushioning, but my goodness, these are big shoes. For a runner I felt like I was wearing high top shoes and they are as light as I expected. These are not traditional running shoes. If you don't run but want a good everyday running shoe that looks good and is reasonably priced, this could be the one for you.

I bought these on the day of Revain at a good price so I couldn't help but buy them. Unfortunately, without trying shoes on, you run the risk of feeling uncomfortable, which is subjective for each person. It is very tight and has pressure points that hurt my feet just from wearing them. When I go to the gym, my legs cramp and the laces are loose enough to untie my shoe. I have old adidas that were comfortable on day one so I don't see how they can be so awful.