I currently run in the Adidas Adizero Tempo 6 and like it a lot. It has pretty much replaced the Asics DST for me. However, sometimes, esp. on roads, I feel like I need slightly more cushion under foot with the Tempo.
Are they going to make a Tempo Boost in the future? And in the meantime, which Adidas Boost shoe would be good to alternate w/the Tempo? Energy? Adistar? I'm really confused by all the new models. Thanks!
the adios boost is a pretty solid racing shoe - you could rotate that in.
They are going to makea tempo boost, yes, but I don't know when.
The boston boost is coming out in sept - that should be a lightish weight shoe
boston boost is set to come out officially 9/1, but I'd bet it'll show up in stores sometime this month. Seems like shoe brands always do that sorta thing. That will be a nice neutral lightweight trainer for ya. I heard it sold extremely well at the Boston marathon expo. People were complaining they were out of popular sizes midway through. I'm sure they didn't bring a huge stock of them on purpose - to drive interest!
The Tempo will get boost in it January 2015 so, again, probably in December you'll see it. Has some lightweight support to it, but soft as well. Personally, I'm looking forward to this one myself!
Stability boost shoes: Sequence, AdiStar (plush!), Tempo
Neutral: Energy, Glide, Boston, Adios
adizero Tempo Boost will hit retail Dec. 1
However, if you happen near the NYC Marathon Expo in early November, there will be pairs.
Thanks Adidas product team - will Dec 1 be the same for Canada? Do you need any testers? My 6's have 1,000+kms on them and I'm breaking into my final secret pair.
PS Can you make a winter-mesh version? The thin light sucks for snow/-10c and below
this is crazy - i've never in my life seen people waiting for shoe release dates -
And I'm doing the same - I'll buy the boston and the tempo boosts as soon as they come out - I love the feel of the boost midsoles.
The adios boost is an AWESOME shoe. Be careful though if you need that hint of stability that the tempo and asics DST have provided in the past. If you're not bias towards brands, try out the Brooks Ravenna. Hint of stability like the others but very well cushioned.