UltraBoost Running Shoe (Women)

First off, the Ultra Boost are COMPLETELY and UNDENIABLY worth the buy. I just bought my second pair and it is doubtful I will ever buy any other running shoes. I've gone through over 5 pairs of running shoes from Flynits, Glide Boosts, Glycerins, etc. Some of them were great, but I'd get pain in the muscles around my ankles and the shoes often felt stiff before I broke them in. However, the Ultra Boosts immediately felt a comfort to run in, like running on a marshmallow. I also have yet to experience soreness in my ankles since switching to the Ultra Boost. I have not found a better shoe that makes me feel this comfortable, supported, and is so worth the money.

This is my second pair of UltraBoost Running shoes and I love them just the same. They run large, I am usually a 6.5 or 7 in other shoes but a 6 fit me just fine. The best part is I have wide feet and these are perfect for them! I do a lot of Orange Theory Fitness workouts and the sole is amazing for running and jumping. Will buy over and over again.

Bought these shoes as a last resort to wear on our trip to Europe. I tried hard to find non-athletic shoes that offer the same support and comfort that athletic shoes do, but no luck (I didn't want granny styles which most comfort shoes look like). I saw these at the Bellevue store and decided to try them on as they look good and a little discreet. Super comfy! I compared it so much with a Nike shoe (one foot Nike and another this Adidas). This definitely felt much better and my husband liked the overall look better. Wore it on our 20-day trip and my feet never hurt…at all! It's quite on the pricey side but so worth it. Honestly, it's even better than Mephisto for me. The fit is great (I did get a half size bigger or one full size actually, although it is rather common with athletic shoes so your toes have wiggle room). I highly recommend it.

One of the few running shoes I can wear without blistering. There is no separate tongue and it has completely free and flexible sides in the toe box area. It's like wearing a thick sock. That said, I still wish these came in a wider width to accommodate swelling during long runs. I'm fine up until then, but after about 12 miles, my feet start to ache in them. However, that is more likely due to my specific anatomy than anything else and a personal wish to express to Adidas. I own both the purple and the black. It would be fun if Nordstrom carried the orange, too. I'd gladly pick it up. Speaking of which, I like that these are "classy" in style. So many running shoes look like they were designed by graduates of clown college. I feel chic wearing these on the trail and though that's not the most important thing, it really helps me to feel pretty when I'm otherwise suffering through a hard workout. My running coach is pretty specific about shoe drop among other things and this model fits all her demanding criteria to keep us injury free, strong and efficient. I will be running my upcoming marathon in these. The instructions say go up a half size. I always run in a full size up from my normal street shoe....for what that's worth.