adidas Men's Running Shoes

Just a bit of history before I delve into what I liked/disliked about this shoe. I'm a 40 year old male that's been running for about 6 years. I typically run about 20-25 miles a week and have run a few half marathons. I never really paid attention to the importance of a good pair of running shoes until I started experiencing Achilles pain. This is a nagging injury that sidelined me intermittently for well over a year. With a proper stretching regimen in place, I decided to invest in proper running shoes.My first pair of Ultra Boost were 4.0's, which I immediately loved and put 400 miles on before I retired them. Subsequently I bought a pair of Ultra Boost Parleys, which at first I wasn't sold on (they felt a bit tight and not as comfortable) but as I broke them in and racked up the miles I really grew to love them. This most current pair, the Climas, are my favorite of the three! Here's my thoughts....PRO's1) They fit like a glove, although please note that as with all 3 pairs I've owned run a bit small, so size up half a size for the best fit2) They have a neutral feel, which I love. If you are an over pronator, it may be wise to look for a stability type of shoe.3) They breathe sooooo good! I live in a super hot climate, so the extra large perforation is welcomed. If you live in cold or wet areas, again, this shoe may not be for you.4) My legs feel great and my Achilles pain is minimal, even after a 10+ mile Road run. I have used them both on and off the road, and I feel that the road is where they are best suited. That patented "boost" cushy feeling that I love with the adidas is just as great on mile 9 as it is mile 1.CONS1) I hate the shoelaces. Yes, I'm nitpicking here, but it's annoying the way they come untied even after double knotting2) The inserts tend to want to come out of the shoe after I remove my feet. Again, a small thing, but annoying.3) The color sucks. This is my fault. I bought the white with neon yellow because it was by far cheaper than the other colors, and because I use them as a tool not a fashion statement.The bottom line is I don't think any of the Ultra Boost's get the proper credit for being great running shoes. This is my favorite pair I've owned, and the fact that they inspired me to write a review (I rarely write reviews, I'm kind of lazy) speaks volumes!

These are excellent running sneakers, but you have understand the kind of show this is -- which is why many people say "they feel tight" when in reality they are hugging your feet.I have worn many pairs of running shoes over the years, and most recently wore my Asics Nimbus 18 in the 2015 NYC Marathon. In that shoe, I inserted Powerstep Maxx arch supportt - Powerstep Pinnacle Maxx Full Length Orthopedic Foot Insoles, Men, Size: 9 - 9 ½, as I have with these Addias sneakers as well.Compared to my Asics Numbus these are lighter weight, but also feel 'tighter' as everyone had remarked -- but wait. After removing the flimsy internal sole and inserting the arch supports (same as I wore during the NYC Marathon), after a while, these felt like a second skin. They are *supposed* to feel tight. I have not run a marathoning them yet (but plan on using them for Boston 2016). If you combine these running shoes with a good pair of socks (Drymax or Foxriver sold on Amazon are buy favorites; I think the Thorlos socks will be too cushy for this), I also wear an ankle support such as OrthoSleeve OrthoSleeve FS6 Compression Foot Sleeve (Pair), Black, Medium and also a compression legging ( I do NOT like the all-in-one sock+compression style gear).... this combo of sneaker + ankle support + sock + calf compression... and I also wear a knee brace for my weak knees, was my winning combo for me: an average Joe running a marathon. It will work for you too. Try it.Again, first reaction may be "too tight" - but after 26.2 miles, your feet will thank you. The shoe has enough "give" in it to expand as your foot swells slightly during a long run. A+++

Love these shoes!

Not to brag but I have about 8 pairs of this gen of ultra boost s&l. First time I came across a pair was at the adidas outlet store and the looks were ok but it got me once I put them on. These shoes are 2nd to non in comfort and design. Anything after this gen is overpriced try yards.You can style these with jeans and tracksuits. Super versatile. Super comfortable. Super stylish.Size wise they are true to size. They run a bit snug/narrow. If you have wider feet, you will probably feel like they are cutting off circulation.

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Bought these shoes to see if I could get some relief from a heel spur and wow, I have been super happy with them! I don't need to use my orthodic shoe inserts because the sole of the shoe is flexible and doesn't apply too much pressure to my heel. They are very light weight which is a huge help for me since I'm on my feet in a warehouse most of the day. These will be my go to work shoes!

I love these shoes. They are by far the best pair of running and training shoes I've ever owned. Very comfortable and form fitting. I wear a 10 and the six is spot on. I don't have a wide foot. One of the coolest features is the laces, they seem very secure and don't feel like they will come loose. Another cool feature is the rubber sole. The rubber is made by Continental tire company. The horse logo is on the sole. My car has Continental and the tires are superb. The shoes feel the same when I'm walking and running. Lots of grip. The price is more than I usually pay for shoes, but for these shoes it's worth it.

Excelente tênis!Sua base faz com que o mesmo seja mais confortável que os novos lançamentos UltraBoost

Great shoes, fit little bigger than the older models.

Every since I bought this shoe I’ve been using it in exercise, from playing Tennis to lifting weights to do an outdoor running.Highly recommended.

It seems to be a fake product...adidas can make such lousy products...I have one more pair of Ultraboost which certainly is nt as bad...

Perfect shoes for road running