adidas Terrex Agravic Tech Pro Review

We share results of our testing and all the details for the innovativeTech Pro.
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Tech Pro is a Boost powered high top winter and foul weather focused but not exclusively so run / scramble shoe with an effective BOA Fit System closure, a Boost/EVA midsole, and a 4mm Continental outsole. Not the lightest at 14.3 oz / 406g we all agreed that is flexible agile ride had it running far lighter than its weight on all terrain, even pavement. $250. Available now.
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[@nokkturtle]

Thank you for not editing the dog out

[@フレデリック-d5u]

These look crazy! Adidas should be asking a triple black version of them.

[@fennoman9241]

These are great. Used/use them in military PE, works well in cold and warm weather. At +30 Celsius it starts to get hot.

[@gosekinz]

Puppy Approved! ///

[@dimitrisklou]

Hi For snow condition keep the foot warm;

[@seungzaa]

i want to know, how about size? true size? or half up?

[@DefMusic79]

I Detail/clean tour buses. I do a lot of moving around. It's on a wet-slick oily concrete floor. I need GOOD TRACTION! I just sent the Swift R3's back because they wasn't comfy to me yet seemed good on the shop floor for traction. Would you recommend these or maybe the winter ones (cold dry) I just love the BOA system!

[@RoadTrailRun]

I might recommend you look at a "tactical" boot or shoe. I believe their outsoles are designed for such slippery surfaces

[@DefMusic79]

@@RoadTrailRun what "tactical" Boots or shoes?

[@RoadTrailRun]

@@DefMusic79 examples from Salomon here but also look at Timberland Pro www.salomon.com/en-us/shop/men/shoes/forces.html

[@seungzaa]

how about size? half up? 1 full up?

[@jborrelli34]

My confusion with Terrex is the amount of options with multiple shoes/sneakers/boots not showing why theyre different or why you should purchase one over the other. Why would I purchase these over the Free Hiker/Free Hiker 2 (GTX option) Or the Free Hiker Cold. Rdy?

[@sthompson12132]

had this same question and the answer i got is that these are the only ones out of the three you mentioned meant for running…the other two are designed for hiking/walking

[@jborrelli34]

@@sthompson12132 Trail running shoes are also great for hiking, many hikers, including myself, wear trail runners on my hikes, trail runners aren’t necessarily for running but theyre for quicker moving hikes with a lighter pack. This is partly why I remain a little overwhelmed with these selections. I own 4 pairs of of Adidas Terrex, different types for different seasons and different terrain. I feel as though these Agravic are so cool in practice but I’m curious as to why it has this entire zipper up when theyre not even water proof

[@sthompson12132]

@@jborrelli34 i think because they’re meant for running i.e. faster, more active movement and therefore being able to shed water and insulate with wetsuit-like neoprene are design features

[@DanielVazquez]

will these work for wide feet?

[@motorcyclemichael2182]

Where can I get this in waterproof??

[@vilgill7534]

How do you think these would fare for sort of an everyday winter "boot"? I'm looking for something I can wear out in the snow and wet winter weather that's a bit more casual/stylish than a full on winter boot. I know Adidas has some GoreTex boots, but I like the styling of these over the others they have to offer.

[@dankmemer2774]

For your described usage, I recommend the adidas terrex free hiker cold.rdy. It is similar to this shoe in design, but it is insulated and more waterproof with gore tex. These are more of an all rounder all season shoe with a little bit of everything. They are both the same price at $250.

[@vilgill7534]

@@dankmemer2774 That was actually my 1st choice however I couldn't find it anywhere in stock in my size.

[@dankmemer2774]

@@vilgill7534 yeah, those are sold out on the adidas web page in the US at the moment. They haven’t released all the colorway for this shoe yet, so just look out for whenever they do.

[@dankmemer2774]

@@vilgill7534 here is a site that has them in stock for most sizes: www.trekkinn.com/outdoor-mountain/adidas-terrex-free-hiker-c.rdy/137668238/p

[@vvs3796]

any good for mountain hiking?

[@RoadTrailRun]

Yes a good choice but not for full mountaineering of course

[@xeongaming2235]

Can you use these as everday shoe for rainy days?

[@RoadTrailRun]

Maybe. Not full waterproof but decently water repellent so more comfortable inside and when not raining

[@xeongaming2235]

@@RoadTrailRun Alright thanks, so it is decent shoe for "bad weather"?

[@djberry9535]

@@RoadTrailRun is the sizing true size?

[@RoadTrailRun]

@@djberry9535 for me it was.

[@geladolaberidze]

Is it warm?

[@RoadTrailRun]

It is. The inner boot plus plenty of toe box room and the non waterproof but water resistant upper, so breathable to a certain extent, and drier feet in cold is key, all join together here.

[@30m3]

Hello doggo fren.

[@mcm4point2o]

herro

[@desecrationfly]

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