adidas Supernova Prima Reviews

Enjoyed every run across 570 miles in the Supernova Prima; the pop faded around 300 miles and it felt stiff near the end, but they may buy another pair.

At 172 lb and 40–50 mpw, the Supernova Prima is their daily: a wider, cheaper Superblast-like shoe that's versatile and protective, with no outsole issues.

At 210–215 lb with 150 miles on the Supernova Prima: well cushioned, fine at moderate paces, great for long runs up to 28 km without bottoming out; on their second pair.

Bought on sale to replace their Triumph 20s for long runs, they've really enjoyed the Supernova Prima: straightforward, comfortable, nothing fancy.

700 km on the Supernova Prima and still going strong; great for recovery and long runs.

About 100 km in, the Supernova Prima has softened a little but isn't mushy, is protective on 12–14 km runs and stable enough to replace their Evo SL.

Retired the Supernova Prima after 1,000 km: very durable, especially at easier paces, with good stability, though sluggish at faster paces.

At 205 lb and 25–35 mpw, their first run in the Supernova Prima (bought for $64) was the most enjoyable first run they've had; it feels protective without being mushy.

Ten miles in, the Supernova Prima's Dreamstrike+ is fun and comfortable at almost any pace and getting bouncier; it may steal miles from their Superblasts.

Finds the Supernova Prima far better than the boring original Supernova Rise.