Customer Reviews adidas adiZero Boston 12 Running Shoes

Shoes are good for distance running. Maybe a bit overpriced but def not the most expensive. I would say if you like Boston these are a good option.

Lightweight smart running shoes. Stiff sole. Comfortable. A good shoe.

The Boston 12s are a firm but comfortable ride. Great for uptempo or faster workouts.

great quality, pretty good performance, the design is great

was good after the first 50km, but felt stiff before that

Great shoe, felt comfortable, stable and supportive, got them for long distance running and have felt nice. They are a little big around the toe box, but nice and tight around the forefoot.

Been out in them a few times. Give good support through the run. A nice bit of forward movement with the bars underfoot. See why they are a marathon classic for everyday runners.

I bought this as a training shoe, in which did exactly what i wanted it to do. The responsiveness of the padding and plastic was perfect as i felt like it was very light and very responsive without having a carbon fibre plate. the shoes upper feels quite plasticky which i prefer and also after breaking them in it honestly just feels like a sock and your feet don't overheat and feel too wet. it's a very good shoe and i recommend it for beginners and intermediate runners as i'd say after 150km it starts to break a bit

The upper is very breathable.the energy rods are stiff.The foam is bouncy.The rubber is grippy.

really light and comfortable. would buy again but didn't like the colour - only got it because it was on sale in the outlet

lightweight and great for shorts runs, haven't done a long run yet.

The style is my favorite as far as color and looks. It's great for speed workouts and 5K. But for my cadence when I try and run slow it gets clunky. However as crazy as it may sound, it's now my favorite everyday shoe. Very comfortable for walking and the fit is perfect. Again the color and style is amazing.

I am a size 8 comfortably and I had so so much toe room. Good build and good shoe, wouldn't recommend for long runs, anything else, very good shoe

First I was hesitant to use but once I started using it as a daily it felt really good and easy use personally for me and it differs from person to person

They are a really responsive and very versatile for many types of runs

The midsole is great. It's peppy and bouncy which makes it easier to do faster paced workouts. It's in the sweet spot between soft and firm. One bad thing is the upper, it's had to get a good lock down at first. But once you do it's fine. As long you don't do very sharp turns at super high speeds you'll be totally fine.

The shoe is stiff, it's pretty good. You need to get used to it tho

I liked the shoes design weight it's grip on the road and color choices.

After five years of consistently using the Ultraboost model, I tried this model for the first time. The sole is slightly firmer, making it highly suitable for speed runs, but it's not the best option for slow running. If you're an amateur runner or primarily run on gravel surfaces, the Boston model might not be a good choice due to its reduced protection. However, it is an excellent option for races, interval training, and tempo runs on asphalt. I usually wear size 9.5 in Adidas shoes, but the Boston runs a bit larger, so it's better to order half a size smaller than your usual size.

Wished I got a true to size option instead rather than sizing up

Great shoes but not for heavy people. My weight is 85 but I was not comfortable when tries

These shoes would fit perfect for someone who enjoys long distance running, and who already has put the miles on the road. they work better as a second pair of shoes, and for the days when you are doing longer distances. these should be broken in after running at least 50 miles. these work as a primary race day shoe.

it's really good fast shoes for running. unfortunately right one is uncomfortable on my feet, if not that, would have been the best shoes for running

The shoe does take a bit of time to break-in but softens up nicely after around 50kms. Can easily cruise in these at tempo paces for distances 10km or up.

the Boston 12 felt a little firm for me at first but after running about 50km in the shoe it started to soften up. this has made this shoe very versatile, great for easy runs, threshold runs and even long runs slow or with some pace thrown in. if I was looking for a shoe to run km repeats or mile repeats I would be much quicker to reach for the Takumi Sen 10. Outsole grip is great for an eastern Canada winter