Customer Reviews adidas Run Falcon 5 Shoes

Well it's good but not for long walking distances .

overall it's good but I have a issue that it has a squeaky noise after walking for a while I don't know if that my problem or anything else.

I really wanted to like these. They have a design that favors a certain type of pronation for running. I have a femoral cartilage issue in my right knee that did not agree with these shoes. Make sure you pay special attention to the sole of the shoe at the heel before you try these.

Shoes are a bit softer and has less grip. Good for lighter exercise(gym/walking). Not for running. Either buy a smaller size so that the can grip more.

Not great, price was enticing but the shoes themselves felt cheap and the laces were terrible. Shoes made my feet hot very quickly... Returned them after only 2 minutes in them.

Is not very comfortable when walking and I feel the sole is bend before I started wearing them. The look is nice and I think for what I paid it worth it.

they color is fashionable without being too loud or flashy.

Not cormfortable for running. My feet hurt when i run with them

Bought them for my son as a backup for a trip. They fit him fine but after one day he said they felt awful. Theyre super light but as a result, they feel flimsy.

Comfortable with great support in the heal. Only negative is the tongue, which is short and not cushioned. It king of folds over when putting the shoe on.

The only reason why we have to go back is to see the other person and then I can see the person in a couple weeks

Shoes fit a little tight I should have took a wide pair. Need more cushion in the bottom of the the sole by the ball of your feet.

Very uncomfortable on the soles. The width is alittle too tight and it gives me pain in the middle of the soles

Shoe is uncomfortable for long runs. It is also heavy for a running shoe

A good shoe overall. It just doesn't seem to provide the cushioning and the flexibility that I like. However, if you prefer a stiffer more sturdy shoe, this could be a good fit for you :) Overall, a sharp shoe that I'll probably wear more for walking than running.

Too narrow and hurts foot. Ad was misleading about the comfort

Comfortable but squeaking shoes is not good, i would rate higer if shoes did not squeak.

The shoe is good but the service is bad waiting over two weeks for a size exchange that hasn't come yet or any email

Fabric........................... Gets dirty quickly

Shoes were very tight considering I expected men's shoes to be wider than women's. They also didn't have any of the cloudfoam memory foam in the shoes.

Not as comfortable as previous running shoes. The sole does not have the support of previous shots I've bought.

Overall good but makes a sound which is i'd say annoying

Just not the fit I was hoping for. Not as comfortable, soft as other Adidas shoe products

Nice pair of shoes for the price..!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The first thing I noticed upon receiving this shoe is the off-landing-angle on the heels which is unorthodox for running shoes. Is it a gimmick? Does it help running performance or comfort level? The answer would vary per individual. Had there been a back-view picture included on the product page, I would have known before buying and would have decided accordingly. For this surprise feature alone, I would not recommend buying this model unless 1) you have prior pleasant experience with the off-landing-angle on the heels or unless 2) you are NOT buying these shoes for running purposes (perhaps as a fashion statement?). 2nd feedback. This shoe has a snug fit. It runs smaller compared to other casual-wear-oriented Adidas models of the same size, such as VL Court 3.0 or Stan Smith. This is not a bad thing for a running shoe, where snug fit provides better support. I had similar experience with Adidas training shoes having snug fit too, and I stuck with my usual size albeit the snug fit. 3rd feedback. This shoe model does not have arch support. It feels like this particular model was specially designed for "flat-footed" people. The unorthodox off-landing-heel-angle and zero-arch-support all lean towards that design direction. If you have neutral pronation, pick another running shoes. In these day and age where shoe shoppers buy online and never get to try the shoes before buying (unlike shopping on a brick and mortar store), it would really help if Adidas would include the above information on the product page.