Review on 👟 360 Runner by Alphatorsion by David Stewart

These shoes look a lot better in real life (ie less chunky). Unfortunately they are not very comfortable. I ordered a half size up as other reviews recommended and it is the right choice for the length. However, the problem with this shoe is that the part where the laces enter the first two loops at the bottom (closest to your toes) is very tight and the upper doesn't stretch so it hurts very quickly. The biggest design flaw is the plastic midsole on the bottom of the shoe where the arch sits. I don't know what they are for or how they passed the sneaker test but this makes the shoe extremely uncomfortable. It has little to no flex, while the rest of the outsole makes it even more noticeable. I noticed that as soon as I put my shoes on. Walking only made the pain worse. I'm giving them 2 stars out of 5 instead of 1 just because I really like the aesthetic of the white and blue pair in terms of fashion. If you're looking for a decent running/hiking shoe, I'd recommend dropping it for the reasons above. Of all the Adidas running shoes I've tried so far, only the Pureboost, Ultraboost, Alphaedge and Alphabounce lines offer great comfort. Their QT Racer 2.0 and Kaptir Supers were fine for short walks, but the longer I wore them, the more uncomfortable they became. These Alpha Torsion 360 and Gamecourts I tried were very uncomfortable once I put them on and had to be returned.