Review on 👟 Adidas Girls PULSEBOOST Sneaker Black - Women's Athletic Shoes by Erika Carroll

I bought the black model with blue and purple stripes to add to my Boost collection (see photo). I run a solid size 11 in men's shoes from Nike, Saucony, Brooks, Asics and usually Adidas. I have several Adidas in size 10.5 that fit. However, I ordered them in women's size 12. It should be noted that sometimes I like the men's width, or I choose the Iflower price. Fit: Men's 11 and women's 12 are listed as 11-0 inches in the Adidas size chart. This Pulseboost HD women's size 12 gives me a little more length than the men's size 11 in my photo, including my Ultrabost and Arsham. In width they fit very well, can really speed up your fingers (again sometimes I like a wider fit). Less important if you will, but they have fewer built-in support features. For me much closer to a sock with a sole than the other Boost models in the photo. Build Quality: A little extra glue over a stripe on both shoes (nitpicky). Also, I'll remove the stupid useless strap with no tongue. I can live without the orange stigma and it's not on the Ultraboost so why on this model? It is easy to remove. I really like the Adidas laces, they may need to go, very light clash. blue, not as cool as the Daniel Arsham Boost with silver metal tip or Ultraboost Gold, but reflects the blue within. Great for running to the GD printer (many). If you are looking for super soft material, the Arsham model (maybe only for men, I don't know) wins with its softness. This shoe is so soft that as soon as I stand up I can feel my arch filling up and my heel and forefoot sinking in. Without going into too much detail, I have way too many Boost models to compare and to be honest I'm working on being that detailed (laughs). Conclusion: Men, if you like colors and save money at the same time, go for it! My foot is exactly 11-0 inches and the women's size 12 is perfect for a short length, great overall width and sock fit. HTH's