Adidas Men's Adistar Sneaker

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Not only does the upper look good, but it is also made from 50% recycled sea plastic and 50% recycled polyester. The damage is evident, leading to a clear conclusion—if you have a tendency to wear holes in thin uppers, this one might just join the club.

The Adistar has a softer ride, more plush upper, and much more stable (likely due to the extra midsole width) ride, while the Shift is smoother and faster while being every bit as protective.But to our great disappointment, these same landings feel pretty hard, especially when heel striking.

Some kinks need to be worked out at the back, but overall this is a solid revival of the Adistar line. This point in the gait cycle where the leg transitions from supporting the body and pushing forward to swing the leg back in front of the body is the most active the hip flexors are. Performance: B-/C+ (Extremely clunky heel, but good transition with softer cushioning from midfoot to forefoot. If you are a footwear rep looking for footwear reviews or consultations on development, we are currently looking to partner with companies to assist, discuss and promote footwear models.It did result in a more stable ride but really lacked the smoothness of the more flexible road shoes. RoadTrail Run has affiliate partnerships and may earn commission on products purchased through affiliate links in this article .

are found in its dual density midsole REPETITOR+, a high quality compound that will offer maximum cushioning and dynamism. Fashioned after the highly stable Adistars of the past, this Adidas Adistar kept our strides steady and anchored. In some aspects, this could double as a daily trainer and form training device - any heel striker that wants to change their stride could utilize the Adistar in that way, but otherwise heel strikers be warned.The first time I picked the Adistar up, the Repetitor and Repetitor+ foams felt a lot firmer than I expected them to feel. Well padded, not too rigid but enough to prevent heel slippage, and it never irritated our Achilles. So those who want a normal to slightly wide fit with a lower volume in the forefoot and a thicker upper will enjoy the Adidas Adistar. How can any shoe achieve incredible stability without relying on the usual tricks like rigid heel counters or medial posts?