Adidas and Nike are competing for the best shoes on the running market. Adidas managed to break the women’s marathon world record in Berlin with Tigist Assefa wearing its amazing Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1, but a few days later Nike broke the women’s marathon world record in Chicago wearing the Nike Alphafly 3 with Kelvin Kiptum.
Tigist Assefa crossed the finish line at the Berlin Marathon in 2:11:53, and Kelvin Kiptum crossed the finish line at the Chicago Marathon in 2:00:35. Both results were impressive and inspired by many. Popular runners are now wondering which shoe is faster, the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 or the Nike Alphafly 3.
It is obvious that thousands of popular runners want to buy some of these shoes to enhance their brand and they do not care that they cost 500 euros, as has been the case with the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 since 521 Identical copies were sold within minutes.
As for the Adidas Pro Evo 1, popular runners looking to purchase a pair of this amazing shoe will have to wait until November, when Adidas plans to release a new batch on its website. As far as the Nike Alphafly 3 is concerned, we’ll have to wait a little longer as they won’t be available to popular runners until 2024.
The first Spanish marathon runner to put the fantastic adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 to the test will be Carlos Mayo, who will be running the Valencia Half Marathon on October 22nd. Quality test before participating in the Valencia Marathon on March 3rd.
“I remember when I tried the first pair of Adidas Pros, I had a feeling of my foot leaning forward, but with these shoes you feel it more strongly and it’s very comfortable to ride at very high paces. I couldn’t be more precise until I wore them longer, but I definitely noticed a difference,” said the Spanish marathon runner.
Carlos Mayo revealed that the shoe weighs only 138 grams, which is 40% lighter than the German brand’s other running shoes. People who can achieve better performance are popular runners.
“I want to keep in mind that many studies clearly show that in popular athletes wearing new generation shoes, the improvement is more significant than in professional athletes because we are already so good at running technique, so to speak , this shoe “forces” you to run well,” Mayo said.
Many popular runners who want to buy this shoe also want to know how durable they are since they come at a very high price. Angelo Dias, head of product training at Adidas Iberia, points out that the real purpose of these shoes is to perform well on race day and to use them in some training sessions.
“This shoe is designed for a variety of training and match-day wear. This means our big goal is to provide the best shoe for D-Day. That said, a lot depends on the user. characteristics, game and even atmospheric conditions. The thing is, here at adidas, we haven’t done enough research to determine the average durability of the Evo 1, but it’s a safe bet that they are not a disposable shoe. How often? We don’t know yet. We They will have to be tested more. Anyway, the technology is very similar to the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3.0, albeit improved, so if you want to take care of the Evo 1 and only use them in competition, you can use them for training, ” Diaz revealed.