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adidas Adizero Boston 13
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adidas · men

Adizero Boston 13

Blue

No stock at tracked retailers

Drop

6mm

Weight

260g

Terrain

road

Support

neutral

Width

D

Season

AW26

Sizes at best price (UK)

No sizes in stock at tracked retailers.

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

On paper

The Adizero Boston 13 is a neutral road shoe from adidas (AW26 season). It weighs 260g in this build.

We track 21 colourways of this shoe. This Blue build is out of stock everywhere we look; 8 other colours are in stock from £83.99. Retailers clear colour by colour, so that can change without notice.

From adidas

Advice for Road Runners: The adidas Men's Adizero Boston 13 Running Shoes are designed for faster-paced training sessions - such as intervals and tempo runs.

The latest edition has 13.8% more of adidas' premium LIGHTSTRIKE PRO super-foam. This means the midsole should offer greater energy return - particularly at toe-off.

The midsole also features LIGHTSTRIKE foam. Positioned mainly in the heel section of the midsole, it improves the inherent stability of the cushioning.

Glass-fibre infused ENERGYRODS deliver extra underfoot propulsion. Although, as glass-fibre is more flexible than carbon, this super-trainer should feel comfortable across a range of paces.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

lightweightbreathable

Construction

  • Textile Mesh
  • Textile Lining
  • Padded Tongue and Collar
  • Lightstrike
  • Lightstrike Pro
  • ENERGYRODS 2.0
  • Lighttraxion Outsole
  • Continental Rubber

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