Adidas Terrex Agravic 3 First Run: A wallet-friendly utility trail shoe?

The Adidas Terrex Agravic 3 is a utility trail shoe packing a Lightstrike midsole and abrasion-resistant mesh uppers. It’s tuned slightly softer and designed for eating daily miles on mixed terrain trails. At £120 / $130 it drops in at the cheaper end for trail shoes. Run Tester, Kieran, has put in some early test miles to see if that all stacks up into a good value trailer. Hit play for our Adidas Terrex Agravic 3 first run review.
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0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Stack height, drop, weight & price
0:45 - Shoe whip round
1:40 - Fit
2:59 - The Run Test
7:01 - First Run Verdict
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[@stuartwebster2203]

Ooo this could be one for my rotation. Thanks

[@TheRunTesters]

Will let you know how I find it in the full review. But solid so far.

[@carsons5750]

Looking forwards to the full review! Appreciate the SpeedGoat reference, since it’s the only trail shoe that I know so far. Although I don’t think Adidas has ever made a shoe wide enough for me (2E in the SpeedGoat, and probably 2E in the Inov8 Trailfly when I get it).

[@TheRunTesters]

These are a bit wider than a lot of Adidas. I often find Adi trail a bit cramped but this was better.

[@largo741]

looks like an excellent mix between the disappeared agravic ultra and flow2, i only hope this lightstrike2 does not collapses as soon as the first iteration of lightstrike. adidas are making some interesting improving with the lugs design in their new collection (agravic speed, agravic speed ultra, soulstride family... ) and it seems it is working quite well!

[@kingschaitza]

loved the claws on these bad boys

[@user-et1vx7qv1b]

Always a joy watching you and your reviews...❤

[@TheRunTesters]

Thanks very much. Glad you enjoy them.

[@johnbr59]

is it suitable for a heavy runner