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1st time poster looking for a bit of advice. I've used Adizero Bostons for a few years now and haven't had any issues using them up to marathon distance, now they've updated them to the boost version the soles feel too soft and runs over 10k are starting to hurt my feet so I'm looking for an alternative. I think the tempo boost are meant to be a bit firmer so wondering if they might suit? Can anyone with experience of the Bostons offer any alternatives? Cheers Paul
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Well I've took a gamble and ordered some tempo 7's. Will post how they compare to the bostons once I've done a few miles.
Used the Tempo's for Berlin and they were great...although not used Boston Boost.
For some insane reason, Adidas always come up small, even "normal" fit running shoes- I always have to order a half size up, which is annoying.
I note there is a adios 3 out now also
They are pretty simliar Skyblue but the boston feels a bit more cushioned and slightly softer compared to the firmer, snappier Adios. I tend to use the adios for shorter speed sessions and the boston for longer runs. Running my first marathon in April and will probably go with the bostons.
Just saw the adios 3. Might have to get some of them when the price comes down!
I'm looking for something a little Softer than bostons for my longer runs so doesn't sound like adios fits that bill