Customer Reviews adidas Adissage

Fit = TTS. I copped these 2 years ago at an adidas outlet store at full price. Reviews stating feet hurt while the wearer becomes accustomed to the "nail bed" rubber nub engineering is true to my experience. A few weeks pass before the massaging benefits are felt. I wore socks until my feet didn't hurt when I put them on. They were amazing after work therapy after they "broke my feet in"... I could wear them without socks. The rubber nubs begin to fall off at ~7 months every day wear. These may not be designed for that type of wear, but I cannot imagine a wearer would become accustomed to these without everyday use. I prefer the one-piece cloud foam engineered slides for durability despite losing the therapeutic aspect of the adissage.

Ordered a size 8.5 and got a size 10 in an 8.5 box. Have also noticed issues with the Velcro stitching. Would recommend but ensure you get the right size.

I like the style and fitting,I don't like the spiky sole..I probably wouldn't recommend

I like these slides. I don't know why everyone is saying it hurts them. If you don't wear them with socks it feels very nice after a long day of sports. I do soccer, track, and basketball and I have sports everyday, so my feet hurt almost every day. So when I wear these slides, my feet feel a lot better.

Uncomfortable thats all i dont think i can get used to it.

It took me a while to find comfort with these shoes. The rubber spokes hurt my feet at first, but now I'm used to the feel. I love them because when the shoes get wet it doesn't feel squishy or get stinky!

Product quality is very very poor, its start getting crack on the top side after using it for 2-3 months only. I already have other slippers from same brand but those are fine but this one was having poor quality.

Poor quality and very rigid structure. Does not fit the foot well. More like a shower slipper than a slide to wear for every day use.

I like the feel of the "bumps" under foot very much, however the slides somehow want to move or slide to the inside of each foot. A little hard to explain but with each step, the rear of each slide moves inward. I continuously, every few steps, have to reposition these on my feet. Maybe my feet are just weird?

These sliders fit great, however are very uncomfortable. Look at where your foot goes. There are hundreds of little bubbles where you place your foot and they make it very uncomfortable to walk on. Poor design choice.

Always have worn Adidas slides and loved the pressure you would get from these models. Adidas has changed the nubs so that they are not as pointy or flexible. Huge downgrade. They are fine enough to wear, but don't expect that this change is for the better.