👟 adidas Fluidflow Women's Running Shoe Review

Wide foot + stirrup legs, I was happy to see constant feedback that the fit is too big. My foot length is 5.5 or 6 but my width fits 7 or 7.5 so I chose 6.5. (For sports shoes, I usually buy 7W or 7.5W). Ha! My foot floated in the boot! As if he were at least a full size or even a size and a half larger than the listed size; Wearing an extra pair of socks doesn't even come close to solving the problem. Maybe the men's shoes are listed wrong? It's a really nice shoe though, so I'm trading it for

I love these shoes! So comfy and cute! Remember this is a fly material so it stretches better. Great for me who has bones. However, they are not suitable for running or heavy training. All knit sneakers will not provide enough support. I would recommend them for weightlifting as they are good for foot and toe splay and can also be worn as a fashion sneaker. Take your typical adidas size which is ALWAYS larger than other brands. So they run true to size in the adidas world but run large compared

After working as a New Balance woman for a few years, I switched to Adidas for the last two years because I prefer how they fit. I needed to replace the running shoes I use for walking and didn't want to pay a lot so I went with these. However, I would never use them for running as the arch and lateral support are minimal. But the cushioning is great. They are not as light as good running shoes, but still lighter than comparable "fashion" running shoes. Adidas shoe sizing has always been a…