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adidas Adizero EVO SL EXO Putty Grey / Utility Black / Iron Metallic
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adidas · men

Adizero EVO SL EXO Putty Grey / Utility Black / Iron Metallic

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£91.00£130.0030%

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788.59.51010.512

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On paper

The Adizero EVO SL EXO Putty Grey / Utility Black / Iron Metallic is a road shoe from adidas.

From adidas

adidas Adizero Evo SL EXO Running Shoes - EXOSKELETON Fit System with LIGHTSTRIKE PRO

The adidas Adizero Evo SL EXO features the new EXOSKELETON upper fit system combining bold style with precision support for dynamic running. Engineered with LIGHTSTRIKE PRO super-light cushioning providing energy return for next-level speed, these lightweight trainers keep you out in front during boundary-pushing efforts.

The EXOSKELETON upper fit system provides support and precision with each stride through protective woven shell construction. This innovative system keeps the streets outside whilst delivering heel-to-toe support during varied running conditions. The structure combines with textile upper and laces allowing fit adjustment for stability and comfort.

LIGHTSTRIKE PRO delivers super-light cushioning with energy return for optimal running experience. This responsive foam technology maintains the light-makes-fast philosophy whilst providing the comfort needed across daily runs, casual walks, or race days. The cushioning creates next-level speed without sacrificing protection.

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