Adidas AdiZero Varner Wrestling Yellow Review

I bought the black Warners last year and loved them so much I wanted a new pair in blue. I really like this material, it's flexible, breathable and generally comfortable. It doesn't limit me when I fight. I think it has the perfect balance between friction and glide. Shoes are more suitable for people with narrow feet like me. The lacing can be a pain at times, but they look so good! They take a week to break down and form on your feet. But afterwards he feels so good. Next time I'll probably…

I wear women's size 8.5 or 9 for most sneakers. I'm a size 7.5 and it fits very well. I took her to boxing. My boxing instructor recommended adidas wrestling shoes as I wore the shoes and the profile made them difficult for boxing footwork. They are as comfortable as socks and I can move in them. I thought I might get in trouble for overpronating and thinking I didn't have enough foot support, but I had no problems. I'm very happy with them and I love the subtle gray color with the light…

This is the second pair of this model that I have ordered for my son. The first pair lasted about 11 months before the sole broke near the toe and I expect the same from this pair. They still had traction (despite the tear), which is an improvement over his last pair of Asics. If 11 months doesn't sound like a lot, imagine my son wrestling 7 days a week (twice a day some days) during the season and at least 3 days a week during the off season. His feet are wider than average and the shoes still

I've been wearing these for 2 years now and so far I love them. I'm a part-time breakdance instructor and need shoes that are snug but not constricting. These shoes are made of mesh and are slightly lighter than a shoebox, so they are very light and snug on you. Keep in mind that they are still very durable and can take a lot of damage. Traction with these shoes is very good as the bottom is rubber and the outer layer is covered in some sort of acrylic layer which is perfect for me as I turn on