adidas Unisex-Adult The Total Sneaker

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Weightlifting Focus

Customers who are into weightlifting highly praise the adidas Unisex-Adult The Total Sneaker for its ability to handle heavy weights and suitability for dead lifts and squats, making it their go-to choice for this specific training regime. Some customers have had positive experiences with previous Adidas models that catered to weightlifting needs but appreciated the flat design and no frills approach.

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Firm Sole

Customers have positive feedback on the firm sole of the adidas Unisex-Adult The Total Sneaker for weight training and cross fit activities, praising its stability, traction, and wide toe box. Some customers noted that while the soles are soft, they provide excellent grip and are lightweight, making them ideal for various lifting exercises. However, a few customers mentioned that durability could be improved with a more sturdy outer sole. Overall, these shoes are considered an upgrade from traditional flat sole options like Chuck Taylors or Vans for weightlifting enthusiasts.

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Quality

Good quality and easy to put on and off

Very comfortable, flat sole, wide toe area, very stable when lifting in the gym.

Runs large, but perfect for deadlift and weightlifting, no good for any crossfit/ hiit work.

The total has a zero rise, low compression, low stack height midsole paired with a directional traction outsole, a wide, foot s... Read More

Price

Very soft and premium finish for such a low price.

Competitiveness

I have been powerlifting in vans for a while and bought some adidas powerlift shoes with a raised heel.

I was going to buy a different brand but saw these on sale and decided to give adidas another chance.

I cannot stress how impressed i am that a mainstream company like adidas created a foot shaped toe box!

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wide, size, flat, good and sole.

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This product had a total of 137 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 13 2024.