Running shoes adidas
On the road, on the track, or on race day, adidas offers running shoes for most types of runners. This page gathers the men's, women's, and children's models from the brand, from everyday training pairs to lightweight shoes designed for speed.
What the brand offers for the road
adidas covers road running from the first jog to competition. The models range from cushioned training shoes, versatile pairs for running several times a week, to lighter shoes for fast sessions. The filters sort by gender, drop, and stability: most models are neutral, with some stable options for runners who need guidance. Junior and baby sizes also allow outfitting the whole family with the same brand.
Duramo, Runfalcon, Galaxy: ranges to get started
These three ranges target runners who are getting back into it or who run at a gentle pace a few times a week. Their design is simple, with enough cushioning for jogs and use that easily spills over into walking or gym sessions. Response and Questar complete this selection for regular outings without a time goal.
Supernova, Adistar and Adizero depending on your pace
Supernova is the daily training range: it supports both jogs and slightly longer outings. Adistar prioritises comfort over time, for runners who rack up the kilometres without aiming for speed. In contrast, Adizero includes the brand's lightweight shoes, designed for interval training and competition, with Adizero SL for fast training or Adizero Adios for racing. Finally, Pureboost is suitable for urban outings.
Other running shoe pages
To compare adidas with other brands, the pages Puma, Mizuno, Saucony and Altra showcase their road models. To search by audience, check out the men's shoes, women's shoes or children's shoes. Everything is sorted on the running shoes page.
adidas at discounted prices
During Black Friday, the discounted adidas shoes have their own page. The clearance adidas trail interests those who also run on trails, and the running sales collect seasonal discounts.
Frequently asked questions
Which adidas shoe to choose for a first jog?
Duramo, Runfalcon or Galaxy are suitable for getting started. These are simple and comfortable models, adapted for short outings at a moderate pace.
What’s the difference between Supernova and Adistar?
Supernova targets daily training, balancing cushioning and dynamism. Adistar places more emphasis on comfort for long and easy outings.
Are Adizero only for competition?
No. The range includes training models fast like Adizero SL, useful for interval sessions, in addition to racing shoes.
Are there adidas running shoes for kids?
Yes, the page offers junior and baby sizes. For a selection focused on younger ones, the children's shoe page gathers all brands.
How to find a stable adidas shoe?
Use the stability filter. Most models are neutral, but there are a few stable options for runners whose feet tend to roll inward.
