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they hold up one to two seasons for me (daily use). not much grip on the bottom but way better than nikes hiking shoes. the back of the shoe (by the ankle) is a bit rough on the ankle. that said, theyre def. worth this price and they hold up well—until they don't. wouldn't pay 80 for these, but happily pay 50 or less
They are comfortable and light weight. I agree they are a little stiff in the back, but they feel good on my foot and imo they have good traction. I've been wearing the same pair since March and they are still in good condition, I walk about 100 miles a month.
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they hold up one to two seasons for me (daily use). not much grip on the bottom but way better than nikes hiking shoes. the back of the shoe (by the ankle) is a bit rough on the ankle. that said, theyre def. worth this price and they hold up well—until they don't. wouldn't pay 80 for these, but happily pay 50 or less
They are comfortable and light weight. I agree they are a little stiff in the back, but they feel good on my foot and imo they have good traction. I've been wearing the same pair since March and they are still in good condition, I walk about 100 miles a month.
OP posted the "Soulstride FLOW" model with MSRP $140. The Amazon posting you are referring to seems to be more a basic model wihich is only called "Souldstride" with MSRP $80. But thank you for highlighting it.
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Been looking for deals on shoes, I already returned a Nike Pegasus because it was hurting my ankle and a ASICS Nimbus cuz it was too much of a hassle to get my foot in and out, hopefully third times the charm!
haven't worn this particular shoe but after trying several other high end adidas that i bought on sale i have to say that Adidas makes my feet hurt. have given up on them. New Balance, Brooks and Hoka are all better for me.
OP posted the "Soulstride FLOW" model with MSRP $140. The Amazon posting you are referring to seems to be more a basic model wihich is only called "Souldstride" with MSRP $80. But thank you for highlighting it.
Been looking for deals on shoes, I already returned a Nike Pegasus because it was hurting my ankle and a ASICS Nimbus cuz it was too much of a hassle to get my foot in and out, hopefully third times the charm!
Oh well, had to return these too, maybe the size was too small but my feet felt "compressed" and the heel was kinda high which made it fit a somewhat uncomfortable standing sensation.
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