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Women Ultraboost 5

Id8848

£160.00

checked 30h ago

Sizes at best price (UK)

4.555.566.577.599.51010.5

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

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Pro:Direct Running£160.00in stock30h agoGo to shop

On paper

The Women Ultraboost 5 is a road shoe from adidas.

We track 6 colourways of this shoe, priced from £80.00 to £160.00 right now. This Id8848 build sits at £160.00 — currently the dearest colour. Retailers clear colour by colour, so the spread moves week to week.

From adidas

From track runs to errand runs, experience a spring in your step with these Ultraboost running shoes from adidas. Made with our lightest BOOST cushioning ever, they give back energy with every stride. Combined with the Torsion System for heel-to-toe stability, they deliver a smooth, comfortable ride you have to feel to believe.This product features at least 20% recycled materials. By reusing materials that have already been created, adidas help to reduce waste and our reliance on finite resources and reduce the footprint of the products adidas make.adidas have managed to squeeze an extra 9mm into the forefoot and heel of the Women’s Ultraboost 5, giving a 2% increase in energy return, all while managing to get the overall weight even lower than before, thanks to an update to their legendary ultraboost foam, now called Light BOOST. All that extra foam gets held in form by a torsion system visible through the outsole, to ensure you have stability you need, as well as the plush and comfortable ride they are known for. Underfoot, continental rubber in high wear areas gives excellent traction and durability and surrounding the foot, a sock like fit of Primeknit hugs the foot for a comfortable hold, with a sleek, uncluttered style.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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