Customer Reviews adidas Questar 3 Running Shoes

Its very stiff and not comfortable for walking. May be needs time to break in.

These are comfy. I've had foot pain since my 20s, so I have to be really picky about the sneakers I get. And after quite a bit of trial and error w/various other Adidas, these were a nice surprise. Now, if only Adidas would combine the lower of these w/the uppers of the Terrex Anylander, they'd really have something!

Hurt your feet. Had to exchange cause first pair had a messed up insole. Second pair slightly better but uncomfortable

Love the looks but slightly too short. I own multiple size 14 Adidas shoes and all my other shoes are size 14, but this one is slightly shorter than the rest. Since there were no 15's available, I like the looks, and these are just slightly short, I'm choosing to keep them and deal with it.

The Questar 3 Running Shoes, while initially appearing to be a straightforward option, reveal a number of significant issues upon closer inspection and use. Despite ordering a half-size larger than my usual UK 7, I found the fit to be disappointingly tight, particularly around the ball bone. The overall build quality and materials also left much to be desired, impacting both comfort and performance. My primary concern with these shoes is the fit and material. The material feels noticeably hard and unforgiving, which contributes to the discomfort. Even with the half-size increase to a UK 7.5, the shoe felt uncomfortably restrictive on the ball of the foot. The lack of flexibility and soft cushioning made for a less-than-pleasant experience right out of the box, and it's clear the design doesn't accommodate a natural foot shape well. Beyond the fit, the shoes offer poor support, especially in the sole. This became evident during even light activity. When walking at a slightly faster pace, I would immediately start to feel a tiring sensation in my soles, indicating insufficient cushioning and shock absorption. For a shoe marketed for running, this is a major drawback that severely limits its practicality for any sort of dynamic movement. Finally, the small details also point to a general lack of quality. The shoelaces are of poor quality and come undone frequently, a minor but persistent annoyance that interrupts a smooth stride. Overall, the shoes feel cheaply made and fail to inspire confidence in their durability. In conclusion, the Questar 3 Running Shoes fall short in several key areas. While they function as a basic pair of shoes, the issues with fit, comfort, sole support, and overall build quality are hard to overlook. They are, at best, "okay shoes," but there are far better options available for those seeking genuine comfort and performance.

Shoe is very tight on width, never had this with other adidas shoes before, the heel of the shoe as well is what irks me the most, it seems to be shorter by an inch vs the other 2 adidas pairs I wear/run with so I feel like the shoe is about to slip off. Definitely feels like there is sufficient cushioning under my heel tho. M11

The Questar 3 feels like a scaled down Adistar 3. It is the same size, build ect but doesn't have the cushion or comfort.

The foot wear looks great but not true to size I always order 11.5 these were slightly too small

good not bad.i like it my daddy like it too..

All round decent pair of trainers, they do their job and were a good price.

Nice shoes, good quality, good looking. Didn't fit me properly.

Sole need to have extra cushion and arch support not like the comfort

Got a deal but will not recommend if you wanna wear it for around 8 hours

I wore many Adidas sneakers and this one was a let down. The Questar 3 was a bit too stiff and heavy.

The price way too much depends on the quality and after one week wearing this shoes I feel like won't be in a good shape after 1 or 2 months and with the same I got another running adidas shoes that still in a good shape even after months

The show is very comfortable. unusual color way. very functional

Yes. They are fine for everyday use. Git em on sale and use them for walking. Nothing special. Gets the job done.

It's a good shoe for getting into running. It's stiff and needs to be broken in. Would recommend only for lighter people. 100-130 pounds

Love the looks and quite comfortable but man, do these make my feet HOT. Cannot wear them at gym as feet way too hot for workout

Great quality, especially for the price. Mesh is breathable, shape of the sole is great.

It is very comfortable, but it is a little smaller than the usual size. I detect a problem with the tongue. It usually deviates to the outside.

The Questar 2 was a perfect shoe for me, what is this? -Too narrow in all 3 areas of the foot -Firm insole with a hard edge (like a Hoka) -Hard foam outer sole like a yoga brick -Not enough drop -Bad toe Box Green colors was nice to look at

I thought Adidas never disappoint me, but with this shoes it does. When I tried it in shop it is nice and comfortable, And when I run my first run I got leg pain so much.

Was not a good fit. Loose in the toes and can not keep the heal from slipping. Needed to return.

Advise consumer it runs small, or better yet, offer it in wide. It fits very tight in the toe box.