Do you wear running shoes as sneakers or do you use normal sneakers? I see some YouTube posts about sneakers but they keep mentioning Adizero Pro etc. for everyday use. I would never spend 250 dollars for a shoe for everyday use. I wear cheap sneakers, although probably could be used for runners but they are stiff - not plush and really comfortable as for instance Clifton, which many uses. So what is your take on all of this? Should regular people be wearing Adizero Pro in the office?
my ankles hurt just thinking about wearing the adios pro for casual wear. ive worn my nimbus 22s and pegasus whenever i need to go somewhere, but will not wear my "super shoes" because they are so unstable just standing around
Ideally, regular non-running people will wear the most expensive shoes, so I like what you're seeing!
I've seen a few people in the last year walking around DC - obviously not out for a run - wearing alphaflys and it's hilarious.
I wear a pair of retired Adios 4s casually sometimes, but I think athletic shoes with, say, a sweater and chinos looks kinda weird.
Maison Margiela GATs are my go-to normal sneaker. A bit expensive, though there are some great knockoffs out there.
kirkandorules wrote:
I wear a pair of retired Adios 4s casually sometimes, but I think athletic shoes with, say, a sweater and chinos looks kinda weird.
Maison Margiela GATs are my go-to normal sneaker. A bit expensive, though there are some great knockoffs out there.
How many mileage did they do before retiring lmao?
forcasualuse wrote:
Do you wear running shoes as sneakers or do you use normal sneakers? I see some YouTube posts about sneakers but they keep mentioning Adizero Pro etc. for everyday use. I would never spend 250 dollars for a shoe for everyday use. I wear cheap sneakers, although probably could be used for runners but they are stiff - not plush and really comfortable as for instance Clifton, which many uses. So what is your take on all of this? Should regular people be wearing Adizero Pro in the office?
Weak Ankles wrote:
my ankles hurt just thinking about wearing the adios pro for casual wear. ive worn my nimbus 22s and pegasus whenever i need to go somewhere, but will not wear my "super shoes" because they are so unstable just standing around
****Adizero Pro and Adizero Adios Pro are not the same shoe, and neither one is $250 (USD)
It's confusing! The Adizero Pro is only 21mm in the heel while the Adizero Adios Pro is 31.5mm in the forefoot and even bigger in the trunk.
https://www.adidas.com/us/adizero-pro-shoes/FY0098.htmlhttps://www.adidas.com/us/adizero-adios-pro-shoes/GZ8952.htmli actually am using the adizero pro (NOT the adizero adios pro) as my everyday shoe right now
i bought it on sale ($108) and i thought it would be a great tempo shoe. i don't really love it for tempos for whatever reason, but love it an easier pace -- it's sort of a slightly more responsive, slightly more cushioned boston. has pretty good durability thus far.
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