adidas Men's Response Trail Running Shoe

So, on sale these were $35. It’s not very often you can find a nice looking and feeling shoe for that price, especially from a name like Adidas. For me these were very comfortable. I have big feet. Size 14 in most brands and my feet run wide. I bought these in a 14 and they were a little big on me. I also have one foot that’s slightly bigger than the other so I ended up returning because the smaller foot had too much of a gap from my toes to the tip of the shoe and when i walked it kind of flapped haha. If i could try on the 13, I would consider it as i thought these looked great.

I am satisfied with the shoe for the price. I have always like Adidas trail shoes because they are stable, cushioned and have a wide toe box that makes them comfortable. These make a clop clop noise as the toe box springs back after bending while I walk. Not a huge deal since I just use them for walks and working in the yard. I do like the shoes and they a good deal. Arrived NIB.

I saw these and I knew I'd be satisfied with the look and the comfort. I do a lot of walking and running behind my 18 month old daughter. They fit well and very comfortable. I'd recommend them.

I've been buying the Response Trail Shoe since they first came out. I must have worn out a dozen pairs. I'm happy to discover that they have not changed the fit of the shoe. I need a curve lasted shoe with a narrow heel and these fit like a glove right out of the box.

Not that good of a pair of Adidas.. as a 3 stripe guy, I found them lacking. The shoe started discoloring when I ran through a puddle(see pics). Would think it came from my socks, only I wasn’t wearing any, I was running during a light rain on a test run. The insole started to curl up and become an issue, until I just removed them for some 3rd party ones.The final problem, would be the sheer amount of heel slippage. No matter how tight I lace up(painful mid foot) my heel slides.Just a real disappointment, even after 50 miles on trail and street, the shoe just isn’t at home on either or my foot. Don’t think I would have been inclined to write a negative review, except the discoloring keeps them from just being a casual sneaker.

It is very solid, a bit harder than my Rebook trail shoe so not as comfortable. It will probably wear better though.

these shoes are a good value --for the price that I paid. I think I paid $40 something (?) The bonus is that the uppers are canvas or.. even suede-like. not pleather. they are a little big inside but you cannot beat the price, and, as I mentioned, a classy exterior. not a shinny sneaker. this is a muted tone, casual shoe, at a reasonable price.

Good for running. 6' 215 I ruck marched w/ 50lbs and it about killed my feet. Good fit. Good for lighter weights.

These shoes were an excellent value, and showed up in very short order. They are exactly what you want in a trail shoe: nice wide waffle sole that harkens back to the late 70s heydays of when Nike and Adidas were forging new running shoe tech. But these are a trail running shoe - Solomon, I suppose is the gold standard in trail shoes - especially if you want those stiff, stiff soles and arches. But I like a large toe box and a feeling of stability - that my ankle isnt going to turn over if I hit a root. This design by Adidas does this for me. And at a price point well under $100 ($93), it's hard to do better for a performance designed trainer.Note: I use these strictly for routes that are 90% trail - I would hate to do any distance in these on the roads. The pliable waffle sole would feel like a foot sized foam mattress - like every stride would sink half an inch before rebounding back. And your feet would burn up over 10 km, I imagine. But as a trail shoe, these are excellent!

Great fit

Fit perfectly

El producto muy buena calidad, muy buen servicio al cliente y el producto me llegó antes del día que se previó para su entrega