Customer Reviews adidas Running Marathon 10 M

I owned a pair of Adidas running shoes before these. They were great. I ordered these because they were the closest thing to what I had. I ordered the same size but these seem to be a half size too small. Otherwise, they seem to be okay.

First off, these are extremely comfy running shoes. Key word: Running shoes. The bottom has almost cleat-like structures, and you feel as though you are gliding with these. However, I don't think they are designed for me. I wear running shoes for everyday use because they are lightweight and comfortable. These fit the bill, but they were a bit more "serious" than what I was looking for. The shoes are also not too durable - I have been wearing them for about 2 months, give or take, and they are beginning to fray and show serious signs of wear. I suspect they'll last a couple more months. The lightweight mesh is also not sturdy which is fine for running but if you want to kick a ball these are not for you. My numerous stubbed toes can account for that. Overall, great shoe.

So far I've been running with this pair for over 3 months and have been fairly pleased with them. They are not as flexible as I am used to, but they offer a fair amount of support. The laces are always getting twisted though. Nice ventalation and drying time when they get wet. I sometimes get shin splints and these shoes haven't helped relieve that. Overall I would still recommend them.

Nice shoe but too tight across the width of my foot - placed a lot of pressure on the top of my foot and I wasn't about to see how long it would take to stretch out, if at all. If your foot runs a bit wide, go for a wide for.

This is a good looking, lightweight running shoe. I previously wore a Nike Lunar (something). These are not quite as comfy and responsive but once you run in them a few times they loosen up. The upper mesh-like material is very breathable and flexible which is nice. I most recommend them based on price and style.

Some shoes are too narrow for my feet(mine are approx 4-3/8" at the distal metatarsals), and I oversupinate during my gait. This shoe(size 10.5) fits my feet without tapering too much at the toes and provides enough support for my running style. My previous pair of shoes was the Adidas Marathon TR 10 (10.5)and the fit was perfect for me. This street version has a similar comfort level, but I have noticed discomfort at the insertion of my Achilles tendons that has driven me away from many other shoes. I am relatively impartial to brands, and shoes that have fit me well in the past include Asics Gel Phoenix II (size 10.5) and Adidas Marathon TR 10 (size 10.5). Shoes that have not fit well include ASICS GEL-Speedstar 5(vertically constrictive at toes), Adidas Running Vigor TR 2 M (10.5, ran small), and the Asics Gel Phoenix III (10.5, vertically constrictive at toes).

I'm not a shoe guru...I just know what fits. I have flat feet and this shoe is very comfortable. It is light and very breathable. I would buy this shoe again. It fits my walking/running needs just fine. They are also a good looking shoe to wear with jeans or khakis.

I really wanted to like this shoe, but it just didn't fit my foot. The ball of my foot hung over the sole and rubbed the fabric, which I've had trouble with in past running shoes. A shame, because the shoe looked sharp.

I had to return these, as they were much too tight in the forefoot area. They were extremely light, which would have been nice for running, but I'm not sure they would have provided the support I need for my heavy gait. They looked cool, though!

Shoe looks great. Felt little narrow, but fits like a glove. After reading many reviews, I disagree that this is a serious running shoe unless you like the minimalist style. The cushioning is lacking compared to the Asics Gel cumulus 14 I just wore out. After 3 weeks, my feet are achy from this change.

I bought these shoes a year ago and do not wear them often because they squeak when I walk. It's discouraging to buy nice shoes only to find they squeak after a few weeks of wearing them. I purchased inserts to help with the arch support and had to also go up a size because Adidas tend to run small compared to other brands for me.

I really am just not comfy in this shoe...for running or walking. I feel like my foot is rolling towards the outside. On the good side they are light and they do have good ventilation. Maybe the pronation or whatever it is, is just not correct for my foot.

Great comfort, but the fabric on top frayed easily and my toes stuck out very soon. After that, it just kept getting bigger and now shoes are worthless.

Third pair I've owned. This latest pair feels significantly cheaper in quality than the last two, which were exceptional. The most significant problem is the foot insole on one foot displaces, leaving a gap along half of the toes on that foot. Very uncomfortable and, so far as I can tell, not correctable. I guess it's the trash can for this pair.

These are the cheapest running shoes I've ever owned. I love adidas, but can't believe they put their name on this. Flimsy uppers, poorly constructed heel collar, paper-thin tongue...even the laces are cheap.