What current every day running shoe are distance runners attending adidas sponsored schools wearing? I’ve tried the Ultraboost & those feel like rocks. I’d like to wear something comparable to the Pegasus and every so often for faster runs, something like the Brooks Hyperion Tempo.
Thanks.
The Boston boosts are pretty much what I’d consider to be a Pegs comparable Adidas trainer. You can put more miles in them though
Solar boost for daily training
Boston boost for tempo/threshold work
Hi Ho Silver wrote:
Solar boost for daily training
Boston boost for tempo/threshold work
Is there a difference between the Solar Boost & Solar Glide?
Hi,
Reebok is owned by Adidas, try the Reebok Symmetros, a great everday trainer that can pick up the pace. I enjoy it more than the Peg 37.
Cheers
Steve
I miss the beautiful Reeboks.
Hi Ho Silver wrote:
Solar boost for daily training
Does anyone know if adidas has discontinued the Solarboost? They haven't updated it since early 2019.
sum yung gui wrote:
What current every day running shoe are distance runners attending adidas sponsored schools wearing? I’ve tried the Ultraboost & those feel like rocks. I’d like to wear something comparable to the Pegasus and every so often for faster runs, something like the Brooks Hyperion Tempo.
Thanks.
SolarGlide 3. I like them. I don't hear anyone talk about them. They are a bit heavy, like every daily Adidas trainer since boost. But they last forever and they have a really enjoyable snappy feeling that I like. Comfortable too.
Thanks for the advice—not sure if my school will give us Reeboks unless I buy them myself.
A number of our walk ons won’t wear the shoes issued, so they go & buy whatever they want, but don’t get reimbursed. On meet days, we have to wear adidas head/toe.
Reed Fischer posted a video on YouTube talking about all the Adidas shoes he's wearing. It should pop up if you search for it, but I think he said his daily trainer is the Solar Glide.
Supernovas seem like they could be a good straight-forward trainer too.
shuffle shuffle wrote:
Supernovas seem like they could be a good straight-forward trainer too.
Not to be confused with Supernovas from 6yrs ago. The Solarglide 3 has more boost with torsion rails into the midsole for some response. Supernova is going to be a little more flexible both SN &SG weigh 10.5-11oz for size 9. They're workhorses for daily mileage.
Boston's are almost 1.5 is lighter than Pegasus and more of a tempo performance but the small amount of boost lasts 400+