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ADIDAS MEN'S RUNNING SHOES

Whether you’re an experienced male runner concentrated on dominating your next race or just getting started, our selection of men’s running shoes will empower you to run fast, confident and true. adidas running shoes for men feature technical designs that support every running style and surface, while aimed at helping you achieve your greatness.

Get the support you need with Primeknit uppers that wrap your foot with an engineered fit for targeted support or Forgedmesh uppers with strategic zones of reinforcement that support lateral as well as linear movement. Available in a spectrum of colors, you’ll be sure to find adidas men’s running shoes that fit your vibe. Go classic with men’s black running shoes or make a statement with louder colors that show your unique personality.

WHAT ARE THE BEST ADIDAS RUNNING SHOES FOR ME?

Whether you have neutral pronation or you supinate (commonly referred to as underpronation), the best shoes for your run are lightweight with supportive cushioning. Try running shoes for men with Boost midsoles. Our most responsive cushioning ever, Boost absorbs impact and returns it at push-off to propel you forward. If you’re switching up surfaces, look for all-terrain Continental™ Rubber outsoles which work like winter tires for your feet, providing grip and traction in all conditions, flexing underfoot for an energized ride.

ADIdAS ARCHIVE: BOOST TECHNOLOGY

With adidas Boost, you get out what you put in. The quest to create the perfect midsole material took decades of research and development, eventually resulting in industry-altering—and performance-enhancing—technology. After countless trials and hundreds of iterations, Boost midsoles launched in 2013, setting a new sneaker standard. Boost delivers immediate energy return, propelling runners forward while providing peak comfort.

MORE BOOST DETAILS

Boost is constructed of small granular material (TPU) blown-up and turned into small energy capsules, which make up the distinctive midsole. With their unique cell structure, these springy energy capsules in your men’s running shoes store and unleash energy more efficiently in every step.

NEED MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT SHOES FOR YOU?

Check out the adidas blog for expert tips on shopping for running shoes online. Our blog on how to choose running shoes can help you make sure you're making the right decision. Learn about what boost is and how it can help improve your running game. Not sure how to lace your running shoes? We got you! Plus, check out these 7 keys to proper running mechanics and implement them on your next run. Learn how to break in a new pair of running shoes at the adidas blog.

HOW TO PREVENT CHAFING

Even the most seasoned runner needs to be prepared for the unknown and the last thing you want after a tough run is chafe. Check out our tips on How to Prevent Chafing to help you stay on the go whether it be on your usual route or running a marathon!

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Men's Running Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

Running shoe drop refers to the difference in height between the heel and the forefoot of a running shoe. It affects the angle of the foot while running and can impact biomechanics, foot strike pattern, and overall running experience. A higher drop means the heel is elevated more than the forefoot, creating a steeper slope. Conversely, a lower drop means the heel and forefoot are closer in height. The choice of drop depends on individual preferences, running style, and factors like cushioning, stability, and the desired feel of the flexible running shoes during the run.

Yes, running shoes should have some degree of flexibility. This allows for a more natural and efficient foot movement during the running stride, promoting a smoother transition from heel to toe. However, the level of flexibility can vary based on the type of running shoe and individual preferences. Some runners prefer a more flexible shoe for a minimalist feel, while others require more stability and support. It's essential to find a balance of flexibility that suits your running style, providing the necessary comfort and performance without compromising on support and protection.

For cross country running, wear comfortable, moisture-wicking clothing, lightweight shoes with good traction, and consider a hat or visor for sun protection. Layer with a lightweight jacket for cooler weather, and bring a water bottle. Use a GPS watch or running app to track your run.