Cushioned Running Shoes

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Turn a marathon dream into reality in cushioned running shoes. Built with stable insoles and strong support, you'll be comfortable with every step.

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adidas Cushioned Running Shoes

Whether you're preferred run is an easy loop through the neighborhood or you've got a marathon on the calendar, you'll find cushioned running shoes with high-performance technologies and plenty of comfort when you shop adidas. You can count on adidas running to be at the forefront of innovation so you can achieve your best result. Choose from cushioned jogging shoes made with LIGHTMOTION cushioning or lightweight EVA for park runs and busy days. Cushioned running sneakers with adidas Boost offer unbeatable energy return to keep you going strong mile after mile. Shoes made for novice runners blend comfort and support for smooth heel-to-toe transitions and lasting comfort.

Whether you're new to running or have finished so many races you've lost count, cushioned running shoes from adidas support runs of any pace and distance. Shoes with a 3D-printed 4D midsole have a lattice design that compresses with each step for a unique gliding experience. Shoes with a dual-density midsole combine lightweight foam for springy cushioning with a firm compound that cradles the heel to guide the foot through the gait cycle. Race-day shoes help ambitious marathon runners leave it all on the course. Whatever your goals, visit adidas for cushioned running shoes that help you perform at your best.

Cushioned Running Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

Is too much cushioning in running shoes bad?

Max cushion running shoes have become popular in recent years. But how much cushioning is effective comes down to your personal running style. Too much cushioning can lead to issues with balance and stability. If you can, it's a good idea to try shoes on at a running store before buying them and train into them slowly.

Is it better to run in soft or hard shoes?

Soft versus firm running shoes comes down to personal comfort. Soft running shoes have more cushioning throughout the foot and are great for supporting runners with high arches. Harder running shoes are better for people with low arches, who need firm stability underfoot more than they need soft cushioning. Learn how to choose the right running shoes for you on our blog.

Why is cushioning important for running shoes?

Running shoes take on a ton of impact over the course of their lifetime. They need to continue to support your feet even after a couple of hundred miles. Different types of cushioning have different effects on your run. For example, cushioned running shoes with adidas Boost return energy back to you with every step, while an adidas REPETITOR+ midsole offers a support frame that wraps around the heel for full-foot stabilization.