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frontpage Posted by StrongWeather642 | Staff • Last Tuesday
Jun 17, 2025 12:41 PM
adidas Ultraboost 22 Women's Shoes (Various Colors)
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Yeah literally no difference, I've done it before. Size down 1.5 from men's for women's
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They are by far the comfiest UB series.
They are by far the comfiest UB series.
Agreed! 19's were the best. Comfort and looks wise. These are ugly!! Especially that heel area...
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Men's sizing is wider so unless you have narrow feet I don't recommend doing that.
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Did 2 RTW trips on ultraboosts.
Hiked up mountains, walked 10-20 miles a day, road motorcycles. Held up great.
Wore them until the outer soles wore to the boost material (inner sole was changed). Probably got over 2k miles on them before I got a new pair.
Super versatile shoes for warm weather. Obviously bad for snow but also wore them in the mountains in the winter and survived.
Exactly this. I was about to say the same.
Women sizes are Narrow men's sizes after length is converted by adding 1-2 sizes.
They are only okay if you have narrower feet AND a high arch.
The women's shoe soles have more inset at the arch and will overpronate and collapse under a normal men's foot.
Narrower toe box and narrower sole under the arch.
Hiked up mountains, walked 10-20 miles a day, road motorcycles. Held up great.
Wore them until the outer soles wore to the boost material (inner sole was changed). Probably got over 2k miles on them before I got a new pair.
Super versatile shoes for warm weather. Obviously bad for snow but also wore them in the mountains in the winter and survived.
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Worked fine for walking, still comfortable till the very end.
If I used it as a running shoe then yea they would have crapped out after 500-800 miles.
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