Adidas Ultra Boost Light Core Black Lucid Lime

Quality:excellentPerformance:excellentAppearance:excellentLove the ultraboost shoes! The shirt a little big. Overall very good buy!

Adidas Ultrabounce Shoes

I've always been a stickler for comfort when it comes to footwear, and the Adidas Ultrabounce shoes blew me away. From the moment I slipped them on, it felt like my feet were enveloped in clouds.Firstly, let's talk about the cushioning. The Ultrabounce technology is aptly named because it truly feels like you're bouncing on clouds with every step. Whether you're pounding the pavement on a morning run or just strolling around town, the energy return from these shoes is unparalleled

Almost perfect

Great fit overall especially for wider feet. The lace cage does not cut into the feet like previous models. Neutral stability throughout. Cushioning is on the stiffer side which makes it great for working out. The only flaw, it needs more forefoot cushioning and padding. The forefoot is so thin you can almost feel the ground.

Comfortable running shoes

These are the most comfortable running shoes. I wear them every day and run in them 4 days a week up to 4 miles each day. Great support and comfort. I’m a standard size 9 medium. They fit perfectly. These are probably my 6th pair. I replace my shoes every 6 months. I’m loyal to this shoe.

Great customer service, comfortable shoes, highly recommend Adidas running shoes!

I love my Adidas running shoes! They are comfortable, durable, and provide great support. Customer service was excellent too. Highly recommend!

Might be great without the plastic

I was looking for a long distance training shoe and I've had great experience with past adidas shoes fit and performance but the plastic eyestays on each sides rubbed and put a lot of pressure on the top of the foot making the shoes painful on a run. They were so uncomfortable that I've had to return them after 2 runs (10 miles total). I did like the ride/cushion more than my current Hoka Cliftons and Brooks Ghosts but can't use the Ultra Boost Lights because of the lacing system, all other aspects of fit were great. I hoped they'd somehow break in and tried different lacing configurations and wearing them around the house but were simply unusable. If they'd ditch the plastic and develop a better lacing system they might be great, but seems adidas is focused on ... MoreI was looking for a long distance training shoe and I've had great experience with past adidas shoes fit and performance but the plastic eyestays on each sides rubbed and put a lot of pressure on the top of the foot making the shoes painful on a run. They were so uncomfortable that I've had to return them after 2 runs (10 miles total). I did like the ride/cushion more than my current Hoka Cliftons and Brooks Ghosts but can't use the Ultra Boost Lights because of the lacing system, all other aspects of fit were great. I hoped they'd somehow break in and tried different lacing configurations and wearing them around the house but were simply unusable. If they'd ditch the plastic and develop a better lacing system they might be great, but seems adidas is focused on fashion rather than function with the lacing design. Avoid these if you plan to run in them.

Wonderful cushion, painful eyestay

I've been in Adidas Solar Glides for 7+ years now. When my favorite shoe was retired, I decided to try the Ultra Boost Light. The cushion on the Ultra Boost was far superior to the Solar Glide and offered amazing comfort and stability during my runs. The problem I encountered was the eyestay (the plastic material surrounding the shoelace eyelet at the top of the shoe). It dug into my the top part of my feet, causing pain and discomfort. I have narrow feet, so I tried loosely tying the shoes. I even tried different socks and tested the shoes on a treadmill and outside. After 7 test runs, I had to return these do the pain they caused. Overall, it was a great shoe for the cushion, but not a fit for my feet.