article_snippet.sent: The shoes you run in are important to prevent injuries and ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable experience - so can you really get the same results from a cheap supermarket pair over the costly version from a major sports brand?
article_snippet.sent: the adidas trainers were not a snug fit
article_snippet.sent: but The shoes did feel less comfortable and weren't as well fitted as the adidas pair.
article_snippet.sent: the adidas trainers also felt heavier on my feet than the Boost.
article_snippet.sent: Overall, the adidas trainers felt more sturdy then the adidas pair and I didn't feel like the adidas trainers adapted to my feet in the same way - running in the adidas trainers for a short run was fine
article_snippet.sent: but I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing the adidas trainers for a long run or when doing speed work.
article_snippet.sent: The adidas shoes felt comfortable and I was happy running in a specialist running shop for miles.
article_snippet.sent: But in the future I would be more likely to buy the Adizero Adios version for speedwork and racing as they are lighter in weight and not as expensive as they Ultra counterparts.