Customer Reviews adidas Dropset 3 Trainer

The shoes fit well however you need to wear long ankle socks to avoid ankle blisters. I started getting the ankle blisters after switching socks. I noticed there were small tears in the area on the back of shoes. These area were close to my ankles where the blisters were.

i love the look, color and sole but the show is too narrow

Right shoe heel cup is noticeably different from left, and cuts badly into the achilles. Trying to use a shoe horn to correct the issue.

I might buy again. the shoes are a little tight and expensive.

The sizes are not true so I found very difficult to find my right one. So unfortunately after 2 tries I had to return them.

Sizing is not correct, I normally wear size 41.5, ordered size 42.5 here, it's too small, my big toes hit the front edge of the shoe. I only noticed this during intensive training. Very unfortunate at such a high price, Adidas should give a correct size recommendation here.

The product is nice but slightly on the small side even by taking 1/2 bigger than usual, and the customer service was not the best unfortunately.

Good overall. No performance concerns but it desperately needs a wide option.

since I traded in Adi points to get them. Size 15 (the only size left) is a bit big for me so I'll have to wait for a friend to try them out for a full review. They look comfy though :)

Go with a smaller size than normal these run big..

I obtained these through an Adiclub points drop, so they didn't cost any money. I wouldn't purchase them with cash, but getting them for free was fine. They are big and clunky and rather uncomfortable to wear.

These seem roomier than my previous pairs of Dropset but I don't have an issue with it. The Last is fantastic, lots of room for your toes to spread. Now the bad news not sure I like the open shank. I won't be able to wear them to the gym in the rain. Whose idea was this? While I appreciate the harder density of the Eva midsole in the heel I preferred the versatility of old softer version. And the heel counter is WAY TOO HIGH and hard :'( My Achilles is not happy after the wear test. Funnily enough that's what broke down and was too soft in the old ones. Maybe it'll get better with a bit more wear.

Too narrow. Went up a size but still no good. Really needed them too!

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These shoes just arrived. Below is my initial reaction, will update. To preface, I'm a fairly experienced weightlifter with a solid background as a competitive crossfitter. These shoes represent the pinnacle of overengineering. The style is great but a lack of functionality for a gym shoe, with a few quite odd additions to justify the cost. The heel goes up far too high in the back for simple trainers which if you jump or jump rope, gives it an odd feel. The most weird piece of design, is the hole in the middle of the sole. It seems they tried to emphasize air flow in the shoe, so there is a hole in the middle of the sole through to your heel insert. This literally has flawed design all over it. If I had a garage gym and wanted to workout outside, seems like a rock, puddle, dirt, would most easily make it's way into your shoe. Super dumb design. Additionally, it seems like they sunk 85% of the cost into the heel. It feels like a solid piece of brick, which is great for weightlifting or if you're purely into bodybuilding, could feel OK. But if you're going to have a solid shoe to just squat/olympic lifting in, why not just buy a set of lifters that are better designed for lifting? It's like they wanted a weightlifting shoe and gave it minimal effort for functionality to other activities in the gym. The heel is far too block-like to feel capable in CrossFit, do cardio in, etc. Overall, the shoe could have been an elegant, simple design to replace the other overcomplicated and overpriced shoes in CrossFit or the gym, but they seriously missed the boat. Unless a simpler or more functional design comes, I'm not sure I would return to Adidas already. Sizing is great though. The above is just an initial reaction, will update after several months.

Quality is good but size is not , this shoes is smaller than other adidas shoes

Way too small, ordered 11.5 as I'm normally an 11 , had to exchange as it is nowhere near 11.5. Surely , a size is a size ?? Do they change the ruler length foreach product?? Such a pain exchanging.

Size up small, go 1/2 up. Very tight in the toebox.Nice for lifting in but no good for even a short run. Would call these lifting trainers and not for crossfit.

Absolutely ! Good product, does what it says on the tin

I returned them. They did mot feel like a good fit

Uncomfortable in particular and some times sore. It hits the left big toe on my foot. I like it for its stability but I do not know if I will continue to wear it. As the toes in particular the left toe is sore after the training session.

Great shoe, but a bit to hard around the soles. Styling, look and colors are great.

Size is runs small. If you're a size 9 with all your adidas shoes, then you might want to look into 9.5. Design and functionality is great for heel and ankle support. Front is too wide and not as supportive relative to heel. The breathing hole in the sole will probably make it not water-resistant on a rainy day.

extremely high quality material and fits nicely on me

Great design and does Had to buy a .5 bigger because of the insoles in the shoe