Adidas Adizero Boston 8 Running Shoes $36

Thanks! Ordered.

I was looking at these the last time they went on sale but they weren't this cheap. Solid score.

Before anyone starts... these aren't every day shoes so they have loud colors. Runners, we don't care. Loud shoes are fun. If you work in a hospital like I do, then loud shoes get compliments. When you're forced to wear a uniform, the shoes are our only way to stand out.

These are designed to be light weight running shoes. They have minimum outer sole made with durable Continental compound. They are my favorite shoes for road races and faster training runs. I have never worn them for casual wear. Some may like them for casual wear but my choice for casual wear and jobs requiring a lot of standing or walking would be my adidas Solar Glide shoes once I am done using them for running. The Solar Glide and many other adidas Boost shoes are a little heavier than the Boston and have more cushion and more supportive upper. The Solar Glide also has Boost mid-sole, Continental outer sole, and nylon torsion system. There are other shoes like the Solar Drive that have Boost but do not have Continental outer sole that may be good for casual or work wear. There is a pair of Solar Drive on sale for $60 before 40% off coupon.

These shoes look pinkish in the right indoor lighting. My college age daughter said I should return them due to the color. My wife does not like the color. A 20-some year old message therapist (maybe PT) gentleman and middle age female runner both commented on how they liked these Boston 8 shoes when they saw me wearing them. Some common complaints from reviews on the Boston 8 is that runners do not like the new upper material used versus was was used in Boston 6 and 7. I have no problem with the material but also preferred the material used in prior versions. The pattern of the outer sole was also changed in the 8 from what was used in the 6 and 7 and Adios 4 and prior. I have nearly 600 miles on one pair of Boston 6 shoes and 300 on a pair of Boston 8 I bought for $32 back in October. I think I can get 700 miles on the Boston 6 before the outer sole wears through. I am not sure how many miles I will get out of the 8. It could be less due to wear pattern. I prefer the Boston 6 and 7 designs to the 8 but for the price of $32 in October or $36 here I think these are great is you can live with the colorway. Boston 8 in Black Core and White Cloud stripes was as cheap as $45 after $5 off $50 eBay coupon a week or so back. They were on the adidas store on eBay as was the sale for $32 for this colorway. So compare prices from both adidas sources. They has been a little variable in the height of the toe box for me. I had to stuff the toe box with rags for a few days to stretch them out before they were comfortable enough for running. At that point I could run in them and after 5 runs they felt as good as any prior Boston 6 I wore. I have the same issue with the Boston 7. The cheapest I found the Boston 6 was $54 on clearance priced white colorway at Running Warehouse website and Boston 7 was $54 on clearance priced black colorway from Jack Rabbit website. So these for $36 are an incredible bargain if you can live with the orange/pinkish colorway.

Additional 8% off available via top cash back website.

The lowest prices for these was $32 back on October 21st as seen in the below:
https://slickdeals.net/f/13471669-adidas-men-s-or-women-s-adizero-boston-8-running-shoes-select-colors-32-free-shipping?src=SiteSearch

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I bought a bunch of pairs last time they went on sale. I hate them. They worked great for 2 mile flat pavement speed run but any sort of longer distance is miserable. Very much regret, I should have stuck with my gt-2000's but the price was too tempting

Many find the Boston shoe is fine for even marathons. Some prefer the Adios 4 for racing as it is a little lighter but others say the Adios 4 does not have enough cushion for anything over HM distances. The Boston has more cushioning than the Adios but much less than the heavier training shoes like the Solar Glide that I use for slower runs. I do notice that I pay more attention to running form when I wear the Boston shoes. I try to land a little softer with knee slightly bent and lower stance. I would probably not be able to run in these if I still heal struck as I did when in high school and experience shin splints.

The GT 2000 is moderately cushioned stability shoe that weighs about a full 2 ounces more than the neutral Boston. They are very different shoes. The Boston may not work for everyone. They feel similar to other brands of light weight neutral shoes that I have worn for manufacturer demo runs of 6 to 10 miles. The Boston actually felt like it had more cushion than one or two comparable shoes from other brands such as Altra and Brooks. Adidas website and eBay store both offer 30 day returns for any reason and free return shipping. I have returned several purchases without issues. I always wear a new shoe on a treadmill to make sure it works for me during the return period.

Got the black/white on ebay the other for $42 https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/...3815804648 with 15% off $25+

I bought a bunch of pairs last time they went on sale. I hate them. They worked great for 2 mile flat pavement speed run but any sort of longer distance is miserable. Very much regret, I should have stuck with my gt-2000's but the price was too tempting

I bought a bunch of pairs last time they went on sale. I hate them. They worked great for 2 mile flat pavement speed run but any sort of longer distance is miserable. Very much regret, I should have stuck with my gt-2000's but the price was too tempting

Agree. Bought a 2 pairs and returned both. After a few miles into a 13 mile run, I threw these back in the car and put on my other running shoes to finish the rest.