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adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4 Running Shoes Review
The long-awaited adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4 Running Shoes will be available at the beginning of 2025. However, the 50th anniversary of the iconic Berlin Mara...
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adidas continues to evolve its performance running line with innovations that support efficiency, comfort and long-term sustainability — staying true to the belief that Impossible Is Nothing.
At Run4It, our adidas range is built around the brand’s latest generation of running technologies, offering options for everything from daily miles to race-day speed.
The Adizero family is engineered for runners chasing efficiency and fast paces.
The Supernova line uses adidas’ newer DREAMSTRIKE+ cushioning for smooth, reliable comfort on everyday miles.
Designed for durability and consistent support on extended runs, Adistar BYD uses a supportive geometry and resilient cushioning to help maintain rhythm and comfort across long distances.
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The long-awaited adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4 Running Shoes will be available at the beginning of 2025. However, the 50th anniversary of the iconic Berlin Mara...
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The iconic adidas brand has a long history and deep-rooted connection with sport, with origins in running. Adolf ‘Adi’ Dassler started his shoe company in Germany in 1924, and established adidas on the world stage after athletes began winning Olympic medals in their shoes. This drive to be at the forefront of sporting achievement remains at the heart of adidas today.
adidas has long been a leader in sustainability, and in 2015, partnered with Parley to explore and pioneer ways to create a plastic free ocean. Since then adidas X Parley has driven eco-innovation at all levels of the supply chain and harnessed the power of sport to create a global ‘for the oceans’ movement.