Will be racing a 15km next month and I'm willing to give the 'boost technology' a shot.
The shoes described above look fairly similar, but can i get a more accurate explanation to their fit/feel, please?
It's usage will be mainly for road racing and long track sessions.
Not bragging or anything but i have 33:30 at 10km, just in case the pace is important for the shoe choice.(As if that's a time worth bragging about anyway). So yeah any recomendation is appreciated.
Adios, hands down. Much lighter, way more flexible, and the toe box is tighter (like a racing shoe). Bostons are more of a trainer that would also be fine for workouts/races, but the adios are so specific to high speed stuff. I made this same exact thread asking for a comparison on those shoes, perhaps you could find it, it had a lot of useful feedback.
I run just about the same for 10K (33:45 as a workout solo) and I did it in Adios Boost 1s. Here they are on RW (http://www.runningwarehouse.com/adidas_adizero_adios_Boost/descpage-AADBM2.html), but I suggest you support a local running store.
I love them, do almost all of my training in them (60MPW, 16 mile long runs). Great shoe.
Your input was actually more valuable than the thread you started.
That said i think i will give the adios a shot, there are a few local stores who actually sell them, so i can buy them for the lowest price possible and actually try them on. Thanks for commenting.
I run in both, and I love both for different purposes.
Boston Boost is more of a trainer. Saying that, it's my favorite trainer of all time. I wouldn't race in them in though unless you need more cushion.
Adios Boost2 have a better fit for racing. Just ran a marathon in adios boost2. They were great! Never worried about my feet.
A store near by used to have the boston boost sold with like 40% discount but some worker stole the last pair from the warehouse, what a shame. I guess the extra cushion won't be worth neither, the adios seems to have plenty anyway and i'm not going to exceed 21km anytime soon. Thanks.