Shoes Product Reviews

Excellent comfort and grip. I have several pairs of road running shoes but finally got tired of slipping and sliding my way through each run during our long Iowa winters so decided to try a trail shoe. These shoes were easy to transition to based on their light weight, comfort, and feel on the snow/ice. I immediately noticed an improvement in gripping wet or icy surfaces and haven't once felt like I needed to shuffle my way through my entire run as I had been with my Nike road shoes. My hip flexors are thanking me! I am hoping to use them for battlefrog and spartan races this year as well. I can't speak to longevity of the shoe yet, but over two snowy trail runs the construction seems to be very sound and durable. The shoe overall seemed to shed moisture well and looked just as clean after my run through snow/grass as it did taking it out of the box. I am looking forward to more runs in these and would recommend them highly.   Amazing shoes! Got these shoes today,

So far, I love them... DEFINITELY RUN SMALL COMPARED TO NIKE, ORDER 1 SIZE UP! !! I'm a big fan of the new "Trainer" shoe craze thats blown up. Up until now I have rocked the Nike Free 3.0, but their designs have gotten a little out of control, so I thought I'd try the Adidas version. Glad I did. Cheaper than Nike, just as comfy (if not more so, time will tell), and not quite as "over-designed". I wear a 16 in Nike, Asics, Adidas Originals, but apparently not in new Adidas. The 16 was very small. All 5 toes were deforming the end of the shoe. Aside from them being to small, they were super light, very cushy sole, and seemed to have great arch support. On top of very long feet, i also have very narrow and flat feet to boot. These run on the narrow side, and that is great for me. I returned the 16's and ordered the 17's. It was annoying that the 16's were Prime, and the 17's weren't prime and $7 more expensive, 24 hou