Customer Reviews adidas Lite Racer Adapt 4.0

Just love these shoes. So many positive remarks. Easy slip on and off.

I looked long and hard for a shoe that looks this good and fits this well. The elastic band around the front provides the tightening that laces normally would, and prevents the shoe from slipping around on the foot too much. With no-see socks these things look amazing. Probably going to get another pair of these very soon before they are no longer made. Very happy with these kicks!

These were exactly what my son wanted - slippers in sneaker form ("respectable slippers for school"). They do run about a half size bigger than his Nike's but as he's growing, we're keeping them as I am hopeful they'll fit through the end of the school year. We'll see. On a side note, my kid has a high-volume foot and these fit great which is what I was most worried about for him.

Super comfortable shoes, felt like I was walking in clouds. I don’t think my feet will hurt if I wear them all day. Definitely recommend.

It fit perfectly, is very light and comfortable with great support. I'm very happy

Second pair I’ve owned. My “go to” shoe for casual wear, attending my kids games, etc. I order a 1/2 size up and this makes them very easy to slip on without any effort, yet still snug and comfortable with socks. A very neutral shoe that looks great with jeans, sweats, joggers, etc. My favorite travel shoe because they are so easy to take off and put back on at airports. Comfort, ease of putting on and style huge plus. They are a good shoe to keep you foot cool, would not recommend if you are wanting warmth or insulation. Also if wet/rainy your foot will get wet. Only reason for taking off a star in my review is I wish they’d make this with better traction/grip on the sole. This can be slick and I’ve caught myself almost falling a few times on certain surfaces.

quick and easy. Not exactly the shoe for long walks but very comfortable around the house, office, short trips, great for the airport! I had a pair previous and preferred the blacked out branding, but these red letters were all that was available to me at the time.