ADIDAS PUREBOOST 5 REVIEW - On feet, comfort, weight, breathability and price review!

[@illumidas]

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[@pisderata]

I wish brands realised that with lower drop there's more comfort

[@that_which_is_not]

Hate a starved forefoot stack height. Can only assume they’re being tight or steadfastly sticking to tired ideas about heel drop

[@wade_county]

Completely agree that you can get away with more of a lifestyle look than the Ultraboost 5. Even the prior Pureboosts the stack height wasn't nearly as high as it's Ultraboost counterpart.

[@JustinThomas-cj8cc]

My favorites were the Pureboost DPR - minus the tongue and short laces. They were super comfortable with just the right amount of boost, and had a great look. I was hoping these would be similar

[@that_which_is_not]

The term for highly stacked running shoes is ‘max cushion’ btw, normally about 37/38mm upwards 👍 The ultra boost could be referred to as a ‘max cushion, daily trainer’ as it’s highly stacked and isn’t a racing shoe.

[@WildDoggos]

on paper: 10mm drop on foot: def 8mm or below hoping you'll try the runfalcon 5 and ultrarun 5 too

[@No_Name_419]

They don’t wrinkle like nike

[@danielberg5908]

Please do the Ultraboost 5x

[@katorihamdani6482]

Between it and the supernova stride, which one is better?

[@kimaloc2617]

design wise, get the pureboost

[@ericng7511]

Have given up on adidas as I have wide feet, ASICS and new balance more user friendly for wide footers

[@samsung40_media87]

i don't know why they made the styling so similar to the ultraboost. the silhouette is almost identical

[@cowfreekicks]

They have released 4 shoes at the same time that all look alike, at varying price points, £50, £80, £110 and £160....I guess to ensure that if you like the style it can be affordable to most, thanks for watching 🐄

[@wade_county]

A lot of companies do this.

[@raz5802]

Why is adidas OBSESSED with having an extremely uncomoftable LOW toe box...