In the positives: Tremendous material, very lightweight.... And very stylish.
Negatives: Because I have been wearing Ultra Boost for many years, the Adizero is a little harder.... I consider... Also... Sos... They are smaller in size like a mold... Compared to most Adidas shoes.... Maybe half to one size smaller than the rest....

After several kilometers there are no signs of wear, I just have the feeling that they have started to "adapt" to my step in a negative way. It is more noticeable when walking and not running.
Also, regarding the size, I always wore adidas 44.5 and I bought this 44 2/3 and it is too big for me.

I use it for running in speed training once a week at 5km or in strides, and occasionally in daily trainings of 5 and 10 km where I alternate with three other shoes. It is relatively tight, but with excellent responsiveness, road feel, and EXCEPTIONAL stability for such a fast shoe. The fit on the foot is very good and the grip is excellent. At relaxed daily training paces of 5.5min/km - 6.5min/km, it doesn't show its qualities and there are definitely better shoes for those. In high-speed workouts, especially below 4min/km, it is perfect! You know where you step, it is lightweight, and it teaches you to run correctly. Additionally, it seems very durable for a lightweight shoe

It has a difference from the 5 but a difference for the better. The sole is harder but with a much better grip and better feel. It is for kilometers on asphalt and dirt. The fabric of it is good

I bought them yesterday, they seem quite good shoes, they have good construction quality, they are comfortable, a little hard to step on, of course it is still too early to say for sure. The only downside I would say is that they have a very thin tongue. They have a very nice design, classic Adidas, you will definitely like them...

Having run with all the adios models released since 2012, this is by far the softest and most cushioned (excluding the adios pro, which I haven't tried yet). It takes at least 50km to break in, and surprisingly, it gets even softer. I use it for fast training sessions (track) as well as mountain races (easy trails). It's not as fast as the previous adios models, but it has excellent cushioning! It fits extremely snug like the adios, the only negative point would be the poor tongue application that rubs a bit on the toes, and the Achilles lock doesn't secure properly, but you get used to it. 210km so far and still feels like new. At the price of 90 euros, it's a very good choice

I am writing my review so that others do not make the mistake of buying these shoes... they have nothing to do with the adios shoes you knew... they are extremely hard shoes to the point where they can cause injury... stay away, guys

Good for speed training and races up to 10 km. Due to the hard sole, they are ideal for training on a track. They are not waterproof. Very good for the warmer days from April onwards. Relatively narrow fit. Adidas quality.