Definitely The GOAT: Adidas Boston 12 Review (350+ Miles)

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[@Perry-l7m]

I'd suggest trying on the Puma Deviate Nitro 2 as a replacement if you're wanting to to try another brand. Very similar feel and usage, just a little bit slower than the Boston 12 but has better traction especially if you want to run out in weather. The fit is a bit narrower in the toe box, has more plush step-in feeling and a more secure heel lock down compared to the Boston 12. Plus point for the Puma DN2 as it is cheaper than the Boston 12 especially if you can get it on sale. I have both pairs and I rotate them thru workouts. Or just get another pair of the Boston 12 as they are clearly working for you. Why screw up a winning formula😊 I too was a Nike fan boy but have shifted to Puma and Adidas lately due to the lack of quality daily trainers. Though the Nike Vaporfly 3 is still unmatched for me when it comes to race day shoes.

[@jeffe.3453]

I wore adidas back in my younger days but always found them to be narrow so I avoided them. The reviews about the Boston with more room and it’s versatility and longevity made me order it and can’t wait to try them

[@bh4560]

Why dont you run outside man?

[@MarkoDinic86]

Why sole is cutted on lateral heal side? Does anyone knows?

[@FilipLatochaRunning]

I think for weight reduction/ design-detail.

[@MarkoDinic86]

@@FilipLatochaRunning I really hope it's not that, kind of making shoe more unstable if you land on heel.. think it's a great shoe, just find it weird that noone has clear answer.. There's also a different rubber "style" on that small lateral/heel part of outsole, like they really tried to do something important with it and that it doesn't come unnoticed...

[@timtrenholm3698]

It's a decent shoe, still prefer the Tempo Next%, but it's a worthy substitute. Your running form has definitely improved, and getting 350miles out of a shoe is more than acceptable. Get another pair of Boston 12's. Don't risk the injury to tack on 50miles....it's silly. All you have to do is stay healthy and let the consistency of your training do it's job.

[@FilipLatochaRunning]

100% with you on the Tempo NEXT% if I can mine to go more than 100 miles. :)

[@Chungdol]

Interessting... I wass a huuuuge Nike fanboy, Adidas was also never on my radar... After the hooooooooorrible Zoom Fly 5 (the ride isnt horrible, but the quality and durability is a joke and its not what it was adivced for) I dumbed Nikes entirely... Now I run the takumi se , 9 adios pro 3 and think about the Boston 12 as a daily trainer. Nike seriously need to get their shit together: increasing the durability of their otherwise great zoomX foam, create a more "fun", less dull, mid tier foam, need to fix their often very bad fit in the arch and search for a partner for their often very bad outsoles (I know they get vibram for their ultra trail shoe)

[@michaelroma1960]

Just hate how short the laces the Boston 12s come with 😢