Adidas
This attack on the lower-priced end of the market by Adidas is a roaring success. The mud-conquering Kanadia is excellent value for money for anyone looking to venture off the beaten track for the first time. They have an aggressive outsole that can cope with most terrains, a generous slab of cushioning and minimal weight. […]
Here we are at the minimal end of the scale. These weigh in at around 170g so, if you’re worried about protection, look elsewhere. These shoes are all about converting every scrap of fitness into speed. The midsole is low profile and very flexible at the forefoot, and the upper fits like a glove. Adidas’ […]
This competes with the ProGrid Guide for the title of ‘most versatile training shoe we’ve tested to date’. The ForMotion system used in tandem with adiPRENE cushioning means that you get a mix of cushioning and stabilising when your foot hits the ground; the heel partially decoupling to reduce impact and shearing forces. It feels […]
Adidas market the Evil Eye in their bike-specific range, but when on a ride you feel rather unprotected due to the narrow frame design. This is most obvious when riding on drops or in the aero position: you end up looking over the top of the glasses or at the top of the frame. However, […]
This Adidas offering employs a classic three-strap closure system, making it easy to complete mid-ride adjustments. The straps are a bit on the short side to give any huge leverage, but they always had sufficient length for complete closure. The construction of the uppers includes the use of Agion antimicrobial material to help tackle bad […]
This body contouring design by Adidas creates a striking aesthetic thanks to the quality, loose-fit cut. The design allows complete freedom of movement with the accuracy of the cut ensuring little movement during running. The material itself is comfortable with no rubbing or chafing – surprising given the loose fit, which can often cause gathering […]
