adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4 Reviews

About 2,000 miles with no toe-box problems for their hard-to-fit feet.

The last fits them like a glove.

350 km of workouts across two pairs with none of the AP3's issues.

Sized up in the Adios Pro 4 and the heel ballooned, giving them serious Achilles sores on runs of 8 km or more; a true-to-size pair fixed it completely and is their most comfortable long-run shoe.

Likes the Adios Pro 4 and finds its upper fits a wide forefoot better than the Metaspeed, but it feels squishier at every pace than the Sky Paris.

Raced a marathon in the Adios Pro 4 and loves it, with a super comfortable, sock-like upper.

A 58-year-old, 150 lb runner took the Adios Pro 4 on a 9-miler with half-marathon-pace miles: soft yet firm foam, more spring than the EVO SL, a better locked-in upper, far better grip, very light, and a roomy toe box.

Set a half-marathon PB in them; very comfortable, not too firm, and their legs felt fresh at the finish. They run true to size in their running size 9.

An 83 kg runner with about 1,500 km in the Adios Pro 3 finds the Adios Pro 4 much softer with great energy return and a far more comfortable upper; after 50 km including a 24 km long run, grip was brilliant even on frost and their legs felt fresh.

Gave up on the Adios Pro 3 after nearly 100 miles of upper discomfort and heel slip, but the Adios Pro 4's upper disappears on the foot. Finds it as stable as the AP3 yet bouncier, lighter and more propulsive, and fits true to size.