Le 10 migliori scarpe adidas da strada 2025: classifica completa, ritmi, pro/contro e consigli

Today we're doing something simple... but also dangerous: choosing the 10 best Adidas road shoes. Simple because the catalog is finally clear; dangerous because there will always be someone who will say, "And that one? Why didn't you wear it?" But here the boundaries are clear: no trail, just asphalt, and shoes that an amateur runner can actually use for slow, medium, and fast runs—without going crazy. ⏱️TO PURCHASE THE ADIDAS MENTIONED⏱️ Here are the main links: ► Boston 13: https://bit.ly/boston13t (5% discount code: MASSIMILANI) ► Supernova Prima https://bit.ly/47paDlS (5% discount code: MASSIMILANI) ► Adios Pro 4: https://bit.ly/3HxjCry (5% discount code: MASSIMILANI) ► Supernova Rise: https://bit.ly/47paDlS (5% discount code: MASSIMILANI) ⏱️BUY ME A COFFEE ⏱️ Conducting all these reviews independently is quite expensive, so "buy us a coffee" to create new reviews: ► https://ko-fi.com/massimilani Choosing criteria: readily available models with a real-world purpose (daily, quality, racing). I weighed three things: comfort (to support volumes), stability (when tired), and responsiveness (on "busy" days). My Top 10 Adidas Road Shoes (from 10th to 1st) 10) Supernova Solution 2 For those with mild overpronation who want a "work" shoe: stable, well-organized, and corrective. Perfect for days when you're tired and just want to log miles. It's not the right choice for PB-chasing: it's stiffer and less "bubbly" than others. 9) Supernova Prima 2 Significant cushioning and above-average stability. I recommend it especially for those weighing between 70 and 90 kg who want comfort in the park, on slow and easy medium runs. Cons: A bit heavy, so if you like a "race-day" feel, this isn't the right choice. 8) Adizero Adios 9 The nostalgic shoe: the Lightstrike Pro has a pleasant feel, but a low stack (by 2026 standards, it's almost "vintage"). If you want a more direct and responsive experience, it's a fun choice, especially for those who aren't looking for maximum protection. 7) Prime X 3 Strung The "super illegal" one: lots of height (50 mm), a sensation of bounce and speed, but it's not suitable for use in approved races. Here, technique and structure are needed—ankles and glutes working—otherwise you risk instability. 6) Takumi Sen 11 Under 200 g, aggressive but not "mean" like other racers. Perfect for 5K and 10K, fartleks, and fast intervals. If you weigh a lot (say, over 70 kg), you might not get the most out of it: it's a pushing shoe, not a steamroller. 5) Adizero Boston 13 You either love it or hate it: for some, it's a bit stiff, for others, it's a speed-training machine. Stable, protective, long-lasting (600–700 km if you treat it well). Boston 13 vs. Boston 12? Get the cheaper one: the difference isn't worth the significant premium. 4) Supernova Rise 3 Here, Adidas has made a leap forward in comfortable daily shoes: softer than the Rise 2, with a pleasant bounce and cushioning that doesn't feel like a gondola. You can use it slowly, you can use it medium, and when you want to push, it doesn't punish you. 3) Adizero Adios Pro Evo 2 Yes, it's expensive (even €500), but it's a pure performance shoe: extremely light, with better running economy, designed for those who want to run really fast. Watch out for the smooth tread: it's not the best on cobblestones. 2) Adizero Adios Pro 4 Softer and more "human" than the previous model, with a rollover that propels you forward. Even the budget-conscious runner can use it, but it performs best when running at least 4 minutes per kilometer. At slow paces, it can become a bit unstable. 1) Adizero Evo SL The best value in the catalog: list price €150, often found on sale. It's a good choice as a standalone shoe because it's enjoyable both at slow paces and when pushing hard. It's not the best choice for a marathon PB, but it's the one that makes you want to go out every day—and that, ultimately, is the real secret. How to choose in 10 seconds • One shoe: Evo SL. • Two shoes: Evo SL + Adios Pro 4 (or Rise 3 if you want more comfort). • Three shoes: Evo SL + Rise 3 + Pro 4: everything covered, from slow paces to race pace. In short: with the Evo SL, Rise 3, and Pro 4, Adidas has (almost) everything covered today, from "I just need to run a slow run" to "I want to crush a race." If you like, subscribe to the channel and tell me in the comments which Adidas products you'd like to see in upcoming Christmas reviews. Stay strong, keep running. I'm off for a coffee. See you next time. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:22 No Trail 00:42 Supernova Prima 2 01:24 Adios 9 02:02 Eighth Place 02:37 Prime X 3 03:07 Takumi Sen 11 03:46 Boston 13 05:25 Marker 8 06:42 Evo Pro 2 07:14 Adios Pro 4 08:19 Evo SL 09:36 Conclusion #adidas #adidasrunning #running