adidas Men's Lite Racer Adapt 7.0 Running Shoe

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this style and type of shoe for my son(12) we order every time we size up started in kids and now in mens 11.5 comfy and affordable

I have wider feet so I usually have to order 9.5 for shoes to fit me (actual length of my feet is 8.5). But this is by far one of the tightest shoe I've ever tried on and I was legit having trouble even putting it on. Laces are also unadjustable as far as I can tell so this is truly a pair of slip-on shoes. If you have wider feet like me, I'd suggest half a size to one full size up. But at that point the shoes will be too long, so I'd still would not recommend this. Soles are made from this shiny foam material that doesn't look too durable. If you're someone that drag their feet while walking, I'd imagine these will get worn down relatively quickly.

I normally wear size 10 but got these in 10.5 and they’re just right.. If you’re familiar with the fit of Ultraboost DNA these have a similar feel. The Lite Racer Adapt upper is actually much more comfortable, but the Cloudfoam midsole is noticeably firmer than Boost. I’m not even sure how Adidas still gets away with calling it Cloudfoam tbh. I still have a couple pairs of sneakers with the original Cloudfoam midsoles and the difference is remarkable. That being said these shoes are not exactly uncomfortable, but I rated them 4 stars instead of 5 because of how firm the Cloufoam midsole is vs. the description from Adidas.

I had at least 2 pairs of the Lite Racer Adapt 3.0 and they were just like feet gloves and true slip-ons, and this, the LRA 7.0 looking much like the 3.0, I didn't hesitate to order them in the same size as the 3.0, they arrived last night and today I was eager to put them on to go for my morning walk To my unpleasant surprise, there's nothing "slip-on" about them as I struggled a lot to put them on, since they are definitely sturdier and narrower than previous versions I'll still give them a try, hoping they loosen up after a few uses, but so far, they're far from the level of comfort and ease to put on the LRA 3.0 had

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Had previous size 10.5 slip on Adidas shoes, and they were great. Bought these thinking they would be the same, but the hole your foot goes into is SO small, it becomes an exercise in futility trying to even get them on, requiring pulling, pushing, and squeeze. Not even close to being slip on. And I normally wear regular (not wide width) 10.5 shoes, so it's not a case of me having wide width feet, and these being regular width. Once they are on, they squeeze your foot so much, it cuts off the circulation. Really like the look and feel of the shoe otherwise, but these are unwearable for me. Returning.

I can confidently say my Adidas Lite Racer Adapt 7.0 shoes have completely changed my morning routine. Every day, I walk 5 miles before breakfast, and these shoes make those miles feel effortless. From the very first step, the lightweight design and incredible cushioning gave me the feeling of walking on air—exactly what I hoped for when I bought them. The comfort is truly standout. The Cloudfoam midsole provides soft yet responsive support, so my feet stay happy even on longer walks. I used to feel sore arches after a few miles in other sneakers, but not anymore. The fit hugs my foot without being tight, and the breathable upper keeps my feet cool even on warm mornings. I absolutely love them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've enjoyed multiple generations of Lite Racers. It's been my go-to shoe for a while as a person with back pain and some knee pain. I usually use them in concert with Superfeet for maximum effect. However, something happened with this generation and the material they've used for the bottom. It's not flexible and quite hard and clunky compared to previous shoes. Because of that my foot hits the ground harder and that's bad for the old back. Others might be OK, but whatever changed very negatively impacted me, and these were already a shoe that only lasted 6 months or less.

Although we absolutley love the adapt sneakers this is the "updated" version of the sneaker. The sneakers updates consist of a smaller loop around each side of the shoe where it attaches the laces. The older version had a thicker loop that was better made. This version has a much thinner loop that is not very strong. This is the third pair of the newer version of the sneaker that I had to return due to the loops breaking in a short period of time. I had zero issues with the previous older version purchased. The adapt sneaker is great but for families using it for those who may not be able to tie there shoes indepentdently. I really hope adidas takes this into consideration the next time they "update" the sneaker!