Adidas Hyperboost Run

EDDBUD67K subscriberspositive

“I'm glad to see that Adidas have come up trumps now with a fresh use of the boost name, but this bears no real resemblance to the boost material we had before. It's totally different. Lots of shoe for the money.”

Sagasu Running31K subscriberspositive

“the Adidas Hyperboost Run does probably the best job of any shoe to do that”

EDDBUD67K subscribersmixed

“I think if I had to pick one out of the two, I think I'd edge towards the Hyperboost Run this time around.”

Running Warehouse119K subscriberspositive

“The Adidas Hyperboost run is an all new versatile daily trainer with tons of energy return. With a full mid-sole of Hyperboost Pro and a nice fully covered light traction outsole with some key additions of Continental rubber and tied all together with a prime weave upper, stretchy tongue, and really secure lockdown, this is an excellent shoe for a little bit of everything.”

Runnertia3.8K subscribersneutral

“I initially wanted to pick up the Hyperboost run, but because I had such a mid experience with the Hyperboost Edge overall. It sort of I don't really want the Hyperboost run.”

Sagasu Running31K subscriberspositive

“I think the Hyperboost Run is a little bit better geared towards long runs where the Peg Plus 2 is a little bit more geared towards faster more sharper runs”

EDDBUD67K subscriberspositive

“I do note that the Hyperboost Run is only 150 quid when that releases, so that's a good like 20 or 30 quid cheaper than the Hyperboost Edge. 38 mil in the heel of this one and 32 up front and 248 g for the sample size. So, that's a little bit lighter than what we saw in the Hyperboost Edge, but of course, you've got about 6 or 7 mm less heel stack in this Run model. I'm hoping that it'll be around about 280 g in my size, a little bit lighter perhaps than the Hyperboost Edge. That's a shoe that I've really, really enjoyed so far. Really like that mid-sole material, Hyperboost Pro. I can see that working out very, very well. There's some Continental rubber areas up front in the Hyperboost Run, and you've still got that light traction across the rest of the outsole. That material is super durable. It's made of a polyurethane, I do believe, but the addition of some tried and tested Continental is always good to see there, especially in those sort of real focus sort of high wear points. I don't mean to worry anyone, though, but the weird separated heel padding still here in the Hyperboost Run. I know that many people found that an odd addition. Well, Adidas haven't changed it over the Hyperboost Edge, so if that was a problem for you, could be an issue in this shoe. I didn't have any issues so far with it. So, we've got less stack here than the more expensive Hyperboost Edge. Perhaps if that was just too much for you, then this could be ideal.”

Running Warehouse119K subscriberspositive

“today we're taking a first look at the Adidas Hyperboost Run”

RoadTrailRun20K subscriberspositive

“Hello everybody, Sam from Road Trail Run. Today we're going to talk about the Adidas Hyperboost Run. Uh it's $170 shoe that's out globally uh and will come out in the US on October 8th.”