Adidas Hyperboost Edge
The plateless 45mm max-cushion super trainer Adidas was missing, built on new Hyperboost Pro foam with strong energy return at a light 8.7 oz. It handles everything from easy days to marathon-pace long runs and fills the gap between the Evo SL and the Prime X line. Runners who want a firm, stable traditional trainer should pass.
Reach for the Adidas Hyperboost Edge for everyday training miles, long runs and easy recovery days. It's a neutral shoe, best for runners with an efficient stride who don't need pronation support. The tall, soft stack favors comfort over ground feel. That's great for high mileage and bigger runners, less so for racing snappiness.
- Massive cushioning yet lightweight
- Bouncy Hyperboost Pro foam works at many paces
- No plate: accessible max-stack ride
- Tall stack can feel unstable in tight turns
- $200 is super-trainer money
| Shoe | Cushion | Support | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080 v14 | Maximum | Neutral | $165 | Analyze |
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| ASICS Superblast 2 | Maximum | Neutral | $200 | Analyze |
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