Adidas Solarboost 19

Runforfunnot wrote:

For anyone who has run in it, what’s your verdict?

Good for walking and thats it

I pretty much only wear it for my Haglund's deformity - the soft padding in the back of the heal is a lifesaver.

But it's fine for logging miles, pretty durable like most Adidas shoes. It's heavy and somewhat unresponsive though, but in general I'm not picky about my trainer weight. Continental grip is great as always, upper could be better.

On War wrote:

I pretty much only wear it for my Haglund's deformity - the soft padding in the back of the heal is a lifesaver.

But it's fine for logging miles, pretty durable like most Adidas shoes. It's heavy and somewhat unresponsive though, but in general I'm not picky about my trainer weight. Continental grip is great as always, upper could be better.

Thanks, I don’t have Haglunds but am prone to PF. Maybe a good fit?

Runforfunnot wrote:

[quote]On War wrote:

Thanks, I don’t have Haglunds but am prone to PF. Maybe a good fit?

Very soft midsoles, especially under the heel, can be a problematic in case of PF. When mine gets irritated, my go-tos are the Boston, Freedom ISO, and Kinvara.