Adidas Terrex Swift R Hiking Shoe – Men’s Black/Black/Dark Grey 11
October 19, 2017 - Comment
FEATURES of the Adidas Men’s Terrex Swift R Shoe Midsole: adiPRENE insert for comfort and shock absorption Lightweight EVA midsole for long term cushioning Sockliner: Molded sockliner to enhance comfort and fit Outsole: Super high traction rubber for optimal grip in wet conditions Traxion outsole for maximum grip in all directions
Product Features
- Midsole: adiPRENE insert for comfort and shock absorption
- Lightweight EVA midsole for long term cushioning
- Sockliner: Molded sockliner to enhance comfort and fit
- Outsole: Super high traction rubber for optimal grip in wet conditions
- Traxion outsole for maximum grip in all directions
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Too tights in some areas, too loose in others. The shoe looks great but it pinched my little toe until I restrung the laces to keep the toe area loose while still being able to tighten the upper laces. The shoe kept slightly slipping up and down my heel which caused me to tighten the laces beyond what I normally would in order to stop the heel sliding. When the heel didn’t slide, the top of my foot would get numb from the tight pressure. In all, I decided to buy a different pair. This shoe was not designed for my feet or I need a more…
Amazing! These shoes are amazing! I didnt get them for hiking or running. I was looking for something for construction for working on my home i cant wear boots. And i like the flexibility of gym shoes. But im doing siding windows drywall so means i live on a ladder and broke down 2 shoes since feb. And just kills your arches. I love these shoes. They have thick soles but yet flexible for kneeling on floor. And also great traction for on the roof. They have rubber strips on the side of the shoes up to…
Save your money, buy from a better manufacturer. I bought these shoes on July 20, 2017. Today is October 8, 2017. I have used these shoes only to play disc golf. I play 4-6 times a week and typically go out for 2-3 hours. My first pair separated where the sole meets the shoe, that was within the first 30 days, so I sent them back in and got a hassle free replacement. Now on to the replacement, they work great for about 2 weeks. The easy tie shoe string starts to slip and not retain tension about 30 days in.. Then the laces start to unravel…