ADIDAS BOOST Thread - PAGE 1 for INFO- *NO BUYING/SELLING/TRADING*

How many 3.0s have you copped this year?

  • 0

    Votes: 17 22.1%

  • 1-2

    Votes: 33 42.9%

  • 3+

    Votes: 27 35.1%
  • Total voters
    77
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^ That's what I thought but I didn't see "1 per order" which I understand would be the case but still took the chance
 
10-Dee-Q said:
hi guys i need some help or advice, so i need a shoe for walking, basically for travelling abroad where i will be walking quite a lot everyday
i've read reviews online and most of them stated that the adidas ultra boost ST is the shoe to go.
i won't be running in it or even training in it, i just need it for walking and standing for a long time.

normally my everyday shoe is my good ol trusty nike air force 1 and my nike roshe run.

another thing is about the sizing, i have a little bit wide foot and also a little bit flat footed as well
i tried the ultra boost ST size 10.5 and it fits okay, but from my toe to the front of the shoe only left with less than 1 cm
but the shoe fit comfortably as i wore a no show socks when i tried them on.
i thought , since im buying this for casual use, i might as well buy half size up so that my toes can feel more relaxed and free,
i tried the size 11 but my heel slipped a lot even when just trying to walk around the store,
i wore no show socks and the socks will be unfold on the back of my heel just after a few steps,
i've tried to tied it as tight as i could, the front is no problem, it left me with about 1.5 cm (the width of my thumb) to the front of the shoe.

so now i don't know what size should i get, can anyone tell  me which size i  should go for  ?
i wear D Rose 6 for my basketball size 10.5 but that's for basketball where i need the shoe to feel very snug and secure

this ultra boost in other hand, i want to buy it for casual use, so i don't want it to bee to snug,
but if i take the size 11 , will the heel slippage cause some blisters ??


for refference i wore this in this sizes:

nike air force 1 low 10.5
nike air max 2014  10.5
nike roshe run sz 11
nike lebron 10, 12 sz 11
adidas D rose 6 size 10.5
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Thicker insole and/or socks on the 11, or deal with the snugness feel of the 10.5. Your feet need to decide.
 
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10-Dee-Q said:
 
hi guys i need some help or advice, so i need a shoe for walking, basically for travelling abroad where i will be walking quite a lot everyday

i've read reviews online and most of them stated that the adidas ultra boost ST is the shoe to go.

i won't be running in it or even training in it, i just need it for walking and standing for a long time.

normally my everyday shoe is my good ol trusty nike air force 1 and my nike roshe run.
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Welcome to the Boost party. Have fun never wearing your Roshes again
 
I don't like the ST aesthetically as much as the regular UB but the ST does have more boost foam on the midsole. Can't go wrong with more boost right? 
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Looking for another pair of my white woods so i can cut the strap off on the extra pair and add the blue and orange laces that came with my black pair. Has anyone done that before?
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hipstermike said:
tankdayglo said:
If you're just using for walking then def get the regular UB, STs are ugly
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my wife and coworker both say the ST is more comfortable

i'm gonna get a pair soon
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I have no doubt they're super comfy, but I really don't like the way they look.

UB strikes that perfect balance of aesthetics & comfort. I don't think I would've ever tried a pair on if they looked like the ST out the gate.
 
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