ADIDAS BOOST Thread - PAGE 1 for INFO- *NO BUYING/SELLING/TRADING*

How many 3.0s have you copped this year?

  • 0

    Votes: 17 22.1%
  • 1-2

    Votes: 33 42.9%
  • 3+

    Votes: 27 35.1%

  • Total voters
    77
  • Poll closed .
My Black preorder UB's shipped woo hoo will be here friday im pretty stoked.

I went up .5 a size. I tried on a 10.5 in store and fit well usually a 10 in flyknits.

Im sure i can pull a 10 in these but since i tried a 10.5 im sticking with it
 
Guys In my post I was not comparing the sizing on my ultra boost. Both feel the same. Just showing my two pair lol and that they are same size

Also HEEL SLIPPAGE DOES NOT HAPPEN WITH CASUAL WEAR. That's not a casual wear problem.

If anyone has any questions on sizing etc I have the very first boost shoe to ever be put out, adios boost, pure boost, glide/supernova boost, some other lair I can't think of the name and ultras.
 
Did a treadmill test run in the blk/purple pair at a local running store a while back and they felt heavenly, just couldnt fork up $180 at the time. Due for some new shoes now and All whites would be great for summer runs/races. Hopefully I can snag a pair. Preferably below retail.
 
So much sizing talk 
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here is my two cents. UBs are TTS. can go half a size down if you want a snug fit. I've had mine since Feb and the upper does give a little, if nothing else to add comfort to form around my foot.

all the pure boost comparisons have to take into account, UBs have more padding around the collar which have your foot sitting further down in the shoe. it honestly fits the exact same.

just depends on your preference whether you like a little room at the toe (tts) or no space (half a size down)
 
So much sizing talk :lol:

here is my two cents. UBs are TTS. can go half a size down if you want a snug fit. I've had mine since Feb and the upper does give a little, if nothing else to add comfort to form around my foot.

all the pure boost comparisons have to take into account, UBs have more padding around the collar which have your foot sitting further down in the shoe. it honestly fits the exact same.

just depends on your preference whether you like a little room at the toe (tts) or no space (half a size down)

Just cause most these dudes wear sizes 9-12 depending on shoe :lol:
 
How many people here wear their UBs with no space for their toes? Just curious. I went TTS with just a bit of space, but an employee at Adidas was adamant about getting a pair with no space.  She said "your toes should reach the end; they'll stretch."
 
 
How many people here wear their UBs with no space for their toes? Just curious. I went TTS with just a bit of space, but an employee at Adidas was adamant about getting a pair with no space.  She said "your toes should reach the end; they'll stretch."
The Ultra Boost is a performance running shoe and most runners allow some space from the end of the shoe

to prevent runners toe.

I checked several performance reviews and they all state the same.

If you are wearing them as casual shoes I guess it wouldn't matter.

Also some people like a snug fit and some people like their feet to have room to breath.

Get what feels comfortable to YOU
 
 
The Ultra Boost is a performance running shoe and most runners allow some space from the end of the shoe

to prevent runners toe.

I checked several performance reviews and they all state the same.

If you are wearing them as casual shoes I guess it wouldn't matter.

Also some people like a snug fit and some people like their feet to have room to breath.

Get what feels comfortable to YOU
Repped! Thank you.
 
This shoe truly is a "try it on" shoe more than most. I tried on a pair in my true size. They're comfortable but there was a little extra space in the length of the shoe. Not a ton, but I might be able to go half size down. When I decide to buy a pair I'll try half size down and see if that works.

Other thing to note is they list their sizing the way New Balance does where UK 9 is a U.S. 9.5 as opposed to say Nikes where a UK9 is a U.S. 10. Just something to consider.
 
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