The BEST Adidas run shoe for you! Full Range Explained

The Adidas road run shoe range is BIG! It can be a struggle to know which set is right for you...this video should help you decide which pair is your perfect match. We cover everything from running a couch to 5k, all the way to your rapid long distance marathons.

WIN any of the adidas shoes featured in this video by simply commenting why you think you deserve a set (bonus points for funny answers!) we'll be choosing our 5 favourite comment's on October 1st (01/10/22) and shipping out there favourite Adi shoe to them! Good Luck 🍀 [Competition now closed].

0:00 Intro
0:24 WIN Adi Shoes!
1:07 Supernova
2:26 Adistar
4:45 UltraBoost 22
6:56 SolarBoost
7:40 SolarGlide
9:33 AdiZero Adios 7
11:45 Adizero Boston 11
14:24 AdiZero Adios Pro 3
17:01 Adizero Prime X
18:55 Which you getting?

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Which Adi shoes would you win? Vote below

[myzra]

Aside from being an adidas fanboy, i must admit that running have change my life 180. 5 years ago, my life was under super darkhole and i thought no one could help me and nothing could be positive in my life anymore. Until one day it was raining and i suddenly started to run hoping that no one could probably see me crying and screaming. Without knowing ive been running non stop for almost an hour and suprisingly the tiredness from that running suddenly making me smile again. Since then, ive been running everyday with the same shoes

[roneil]

I would definitely use Adizero Boston 10 to run Chicago marathon in October as I feel free and light running with those. I confess it is my second pair, and with no regrets! Absolutely great support for my long run while keeping your feet fresh. 💯% recommended❗️

[ockaocka]

Adistar. Because running is my way of life. Special feeling of freedom and new energy! My mental spa. 😊
Escaping the daily routine, and daring to go explore.
I love running. With 60 years of running and over 50, 000 miles in shoes it's safe to say I am the happiest in run shoes whatever the weather. I run every day.

[benfoyle]

I am 19 years old and I started running about a year and a half ago. Before then I was heavily overweight and could barely run, without having a rest mid way. I then decided to change things up, so began to train and eventually fall in love with it. From this I lost 3 stone and got fitter and fitter. After lots of steady training I entered my first race, a hilly half marathon. As it transpired I won the race in a time of 1:13. Since then I have been running even more and entered lots of races over the last year. That’s why I would love to win the Adidas prime x, as I hope it can boost my performances further.

[christopherbedlington]

I would definitely be going for the Adizero Adios 7's. The combination of training and race day performance makes this shoe the perfect all rounder for me. Trying to fit training and pleasure runs while studying medicine proves quite a squeeze but something I like to ensure I do to take my mind of studies. As such having a shoe that will perform while out on a short but tough training run while also giving a slight edge in parkruns is all I could ask for out of shoe. The Adizero Adios 7 is the epitome of this.

[nicholaspreston]

20 years ago I was told I’d not run again following a knee op which was upsetting as I was sub 3 hour marathon at the time. During lockdown I saw people running in London and realised how much I missed it so restarted, slowly on a treadmill but after 4 months did a half marathon albeit not just as fast. Since then I have just worked harder and more often and will next year be 60 and plan to do a full marathon and Duathlon because I can……..Tech now is just so much more advanced than when I got injured and will allow me to do what the the doctors said was not possible, please let me try and prove them wrong again in a new pair of Adidas shoes 😊

[Henne]

I’ve been running very casually for years, doing a few 5k runs per month. But I really got into it this year, actually following through with a New Years resolution and running my first half marathon in May. I loved race day, the atmosphere, the crowds, the excitement. But what I enjoyed even more was the journey, following a training plan, upping the mileage and pushing my limits each week. Noticing how I got fitter, that satisfying feeling when I realised my long run of the week was actually the longest I’d ever run, learning I could still have a good run even if I felt like crap at the start. All this made me fall in love with the sport, join a running club, do a couple more races and just keep on running. And, of course, I signed up for my first marathon at the end of November. I’ll be running it in San Sebastián in Spain and I think the Adios Pro 3 would be a very fitting shoe for the race. So I could say “adios” to all the competitors I leave behind. Like a pro 🤪

[davebennett]

Age 64, been running again for 4 years. Gave up for 36 years, after a work related injury. Good shoes essential for any aged runner!

[paulridgley]

I've been running for 8 years, so not a novice, but learning new things every day. The wiggle/ Adidas video was very helpfull. I've never ran in Adidas before, but now need a pair in my life. I will be looking for a new pair, ready for London marathon, as soon as pay day comes around.. keep up the good info 🤘

[patsymerrett]

I would choose a pair of Adistar & Ultra boost. Lockdown prevented my original plans to celebrate my 60tj birthday. I decided to start running, completed my first ever half marathon at 60 years of age. Diagnosed with Addisons in 2018 I run to promote my mental health, to feel in touch with the outdoors and to inspire others. I run with friends and anyone else who wishes to join us. Completed my first Park Run on Saturday and came 1st in my age group, the ultra boost 22 sound like they may come in handy!

[danieleagan]

I have run for years but only recently realized how the right shoes can promote knee health. I would love to win the Adistars! For my longer/slower recovery runs as I feel like the right shoes will keep me away from knee damage!!

[theunisgriessel]

I've just moved over to the UK from South Africa for work as a veterinarian in Newbury. I've been loving running around my new home town in my addidas ultraboosts to keep fit for work. Unfortunately, I've had the same pair for the last 5 years and they have a lot of km on them. They've lasted me so well but I would absolutely love a new pair of ultraboosts to give me a boost and keep me going!

[nickmoore]

I'm loving the adios 7s. I've been wearing the adios range forever and these are the best yet. Light, responsive, lean and quick. Great shoe.

[grantburton]

I am 47 and love just put my headphones on and go for a run. Running has helped me deal with my anxiety and just feel alot better In myself. I would love a pair of Adidas Adistar for my runs. Thanks 😊

[timothyhatton]

Thanks for the overview. I’m the most loyal adidas customer. I started running in adidas in the 1980s! These days my ‘go to’ shoe is the solarboost with solardrive, I’ve had several pairs: comfy and no injuries. Boom 💥

[lukespilsbury]

Ultraboost all the way. I’ve only just learned to run again after rupturing my Achilles tendon 12 months ago so a new pair of these beauties would help me along with my recovery.

[kimberleearnett]

I am not a marathon runner.
I would love to win any pair of these shoes especially the Adistar.
Running feels primal to me and makes me feel strong. Running eases stress and opens my mind. Running connects me to nature and keeps me grounded.
Yeah, I don’t run marathons. I run for all these reasons and I run for fun!!
AdiStar 😍

[peterwoodford]

Now just turned 69, I started running in lockdown doing Couch to 5k. Now running regularly between 5k and 10k, and would love to get to 16k to 20k. A pair of new Adidas shoes would be such great motivation and help me push on. Thank you ❤️

[farahdeeba]

I am an ultra runner. I have tried Adhizero recently. Fan effective .Thumbs up Adidas