Adidas Lightweight Running Shoes Reviews

“The Adidas Adizero Takumi Sen 8 is a specialist racer best suited to 5 km races and short-distance interval workouts. ” Read expert review

“The Adidas Adizero Adios 6 is stated to be a 5k-10k racer, but I’d say it’s more of a lightweight trainer. It performs very well for tempos runs and shorter races but becomes less fun when you...” Read expert review

“The Adidas Adizero Boston 10 is a highly cushioned workhorse with a snappy ride. It's designed to be the training companion to the Adios Pro and is best suited to medium and long distance runs at easy...” Read expert review

“The Adidas SL20.2 is a worthy upgrade to the popular SL20. It has been updated with a new upper which has better lockdown, a thinner midsole which is slightly softer and a new outsole which no longer...” Read expert review

“The adidas SL20 delivers on its promise of a lightweight, breathable ride for hot summer days.  The thin mesh upper offers a generally supportive fit, and the midfoot torsion plate grants a...” Read expert review

“The Adidas Adizero Boston 9 is a classic distance flat in all the best ways. It is lightweight, snug, and very durable for a racing flat.  Simple but speedy, the Boston 9 is constructed on...” Read expert review

“The Boston 7 is a solid racing or up-tempo training shoe with a superb fit and faster transition, smooth for those runners needing a little extra stability during races especially marathons.” Read expert review

“The adidas adizero tempo 9 is a phenomenal shoe modeled after an original, proven racer from adidas yet with updates of the latest technology in sole cushion and stability.  It's a beefed up...” Read expert review

“The Adidas Adizero Tempo 8 is the shoe you’ll run your next PR in. It is light, responsive and fast giving you just the right amount of support along the way.” Read expert review

“The Adidas Adizero Boston 6 is an uptempo neutral shoe that feels best at faster paces. If you struggle with traditional racing flats giving you enough protection, and you have a fairly narrow foot,...” Read expert review