REVIEW | adidas Ultraboost 5X | ENGLISH

In this video, our product expert Lisanne takes you through all the features of the adidas Ultraboost 5X. She highlights the new and improved technology used and its latest updates, as compared to their predecessor. So, you can find out whether these running shoes are right for you.
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[@tadejdanev5030]

you speak 4 languages wow, impressive :)

[@saaoudiboulesnane8152]

Vs asics numbus 26

[@21RUN_]

The Nimbus is a little bit softer, the Ultraboost feels a little more bouncy.

[@snowwalker9999]

It looks exactly like Saucony Triumph 21 with same descriptions.

[@macewindex564]

this is plated

[@snowwalker9999]

@@macewindex564 thank you.

[@aristodiga82]

@@macewindex564 looking at the shoe, what she referred to as "plate" seems like the torsion system which is located just between the midsole and outsole. This torsion system has always been in the Ultraboost series since Ultraboost 1. It's more for torsional stability rather than propulsion like in plated shoes.

[@oneschance]

It looks nothing like the Triumph 21. 🤔 Unless you are referring to “some” of the specs. Only some.

[@freznc]

boost is similar to power run. you are correct and it is in the same category, but this one has allegedly more flexibility due to it being “plated”

[@bobbytran7153]

It’s plated 😢

[@miquelvp]

ultraboost 5x plated, 5 is not

[@yeetiesandwheaties]

It's a torsion plate. Not a "plate" in the sense that you're thinking. It's just for mid foot rigidity.