Intento aportar información útil para los que deciden gastar el tiempo en ver mis videos... lo de enseñar las zapatillas lo hace mayoría de la gente. Gracias por ver este vídeo! Un saludo, P.D: Dejare mi respuesta en inglés también, porque prefiero que se enteren toda la gente de lo que se habla por aquí. For the rest of the world: I try to provide useful information for those who decide to spend the time watching my videos... the thing about showing the shoes is done by most people. Thanks for watching this video! All the best,
Thank you for watching it! Enjoy them!!! And while you do it, share your experience (if you like) here in the comments, after few weeks of use. I'm sure that many people will find it useful. I'm also curious to know how they perform after some use. Thanks in advance!
hola amigo...i was waiting this video of ultraboost 23....i still see people wearing ultaboost special dna lifestyle ....ultraboost they still feel good i like it ..the hype is gone since 15 to 19 but they still a good shoes to wear
This Ultraboost Light/"23" is an improvement and I actually felt a little bit "relief" when I've seen that they just a bit improved over the last two versions (UB 21/22). Because I was feeling that they were into a continuous fall for no reason at all, just cosmetic issues that could have been easily avoided... with some proper care by the designers. I hate to be put in that situation to say something bad about a product, that in the past I used to love it. It's almost depressing. I'm glad that "chain" has been broken 3 years later... finally. My main concern with them is the longevity now, if has been affect it or not with the "all lighter trend" that has been started few years ago and IF Adidas can still keep the pace with the rest of the brands in "cushioning department" were others are doing a lot better than them.
Are those in your opinion more durable than UB22. As UB22 user I love durability. I had Invincible Run 1 and 2 and both of those lasted 700km and 900km (with huge downfall of "plush and bouncyness" starting from 400km) Invincible Run 1 after 1500km (runs and walks) literally broke in pieces (ZoomX is not durable at all). UB22 are feeling less reactive after 1000km and after 3000km I can still use them for walking (although layer of continental is totally worn off on some parts and plastic is touching the ground). Still durability is top notch.
I'm not expecting to last like the older UB's, because these ones have less rubber than in the past... So a bit hard to tell... they feel well made but, they have less materials used on that outsoles.
@@AbhishekSharma-xj7xl I tried UB23 (UB Light) and my experience wasn't good. I was quite surprised by Adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Low GTX (low version). If you need something with GTX, then those I can recommend as well.
Regarding the color, how does it suit her better? Black looks tighter, White looks wider., I wear jeans, which is more appropriate I understand that running shoes are not shoes Hospitality but still?
Buenas, Te voy a contestar en ingles, para que nos pueda entender y los demás usuarios de este canal (por desgracia YT no ofrece la opción que se encuentra Amazon, de traducir los comentarios en el idioma local (que me parece muy útil). "tenes idea cuanto te aporta de altura la adidas ultraboost?" - Absolutely, all the info about the midsole stack is in the video at: 01:00 - With red color we see the thickness of the internal midsole, to that add +6-7 mm with the insole & outsole 08:28 - Same here, I'm showing the thickness of the midsole without the insoles inside I do this in all my recent videos. "Buen canal." - Thanks!
IF you have any questions just let me know. I will try to reply every time I can. Otherwise enjoy it! BTW IF YOU FIND MY REPLIES USEFUL, please consider leaving a LIKE to THE VIDEO. Will be THE BEST way to say a warm "Thanks"! 😊
@@JaeNg-f6e Supernova + are similar as Supernova M (Ep82) only slightly better cushioning in forefoot over the Supernova M. In comparison with the rest of the bunch they have better soles... that means will last more than few months, not like Supernova 2 or Pureboost 22 Jetboost (the newer model Ep104). If is Pureboost the older model (Ep101) those are little bit better made and I do recommend if they have a decent discount.
Sorry i so many questions 😂 How does this rank in your mind? Adiidas men SL20.2 shoes running black These four pairs of shoes cost almost same just pureboost high a bit only.
Hmm... very complicated issues... cutting the collar probably will be a bad thing... I never tried that in a pair of shoes, so I can't give any advice honestly.
I bought both and I find the 22 to be a better fit in my opinion. The UB light is a shorter shoe and you will find your toe rubbing a bit on the top especially when running, so if buying I would recommend you go half a size up
@@EasyLifeESI have the Nike Pegasus 40 and they are comfy and great to run in, but if I want a shoe that has less cushioning, more of a ground feel and that I can run in are these a good pair? Because I tried the 21 when my bro had them and they felt good for that but idk about the lights
@@angelmaldonado5657 Those Ultraboost Light got now have a improved midsole (so little bit better cushioning than before), and that means that are a bit opussed of what you are looking in this moment. Right now the only 2 sneakers that kinda are the way that you are describing are: - Adidas Duramo RC (50€) Ep137 . Low internal & external stack. Almost no cushioning. Really comfy and very breathable and the price... hardly anyone... can beat that price. - Adidas Adizero Adios 8 (140€) Ep151 (coming in the future, they are other 7 episodes before those...). Yesterday shot that episode and they fit very well for your needs. The external stack is already half of the any other regular sneakers that you see these days and the internal stack is about half of the external one. So very thin midsoles in this pair. They have some cushioning because have good "kind" of foam, but the stack is NOT the one that you can see on the webpage... is LESS than that. I have them in my home right now. Both really good for running. Check them if you like.
@@EasyLifeES my last question is how they fight? Because in ultraboost 1.0 I wear a size 9, dunks and Reebok I am a 8 and 8.5. Which size should I get the in these ones?
Not exactly the same thing but... Retropy E5 (in between Ep137 and Ep136). Those have Boost foam in them like the Ultraboost Light have. Other than that... Nothing really similar. In the past were models with Boost in them like Yeezy... Now "those" are terminated, after the scandal with Kanye West.
I never try it... BUT, in Aliexpress you can find for 2-3-4 €/$ "adhesive reflective tape" or even phosphorescent (if that is your thing). They have more than you might expect to find. Even specially made for clothing... :) Maybe only our imagination can be the limit for how many options I've seen there there. I was thinking even maybe a combination of reflective tape + velcro. This way you can remove it when you wash them (with cold water and inside of a thicker sock to protect them, of course) or replace it when is time... Just a thought...
In general the rule of thumb works wery well for the majority of the people. Even the podiatrist will recommend 2cm/~1" (or even more in some cases, for special footwear like dedicated hiking winter boots) for the feet in order to keep them safe and avoid any kind of injuries. Now every individual can have his footwear how he/she wish but, when we exercise our feet "grow" during that time and they will increase the size by quite some significant amount than the normal relaxed feet. The quickest example that comes to my mind is when you are finishing a long flight and your feet started to swell and they look like they were inflated with a pump, or you drive a long distance in your car and when you arrive to the beach your feet will have the same inflated look and it will take up 3-4h hours (at least) to come back to the initial size. They are many people that like and believe having the sneakers snug on their feet is "the correct way" to wear the footwear and in time they have foot issues do to inappropriate use of the equipment while they are training. I'm not forcing people to change their way of living but, if they want to try it "this" way I don't have anything against if they are doing this without going extreme like sizing up more that they need or to the point when they can no longer secure the feet with the lacing system of that shoe or is a visibly way too big for their feet. In other words... Use the common sense and listen to your feet. If you have pressure points al over the instep or your big toe is touching constantly the front end of the sneakers well that is an obvious clue right there that you don't use the correct size for your feet. Other thing to keep in mind is that NOT always you have to size up/down in order to find the correct fit for your feet. They are models made "too narrow" or "too wide" for your feet. In that situation just SKIP that model and find one that accommodate better to the shape of your feet... Bigger arch support or flatter profile is not always the answer to find the correct footwear for your feet. The age also has something to do with the reviews that you are reading about that product! An older male/female might say they run quite narrow and a younger person might say the opussed about the same model so... Filter correctly the information. What's good for me might be terrible for you and the other way around...
@@EasyLifeES Man.. Legendary response. Thank you for that 🙏. I double checked my boosts (which I thought fit very snug) and I ended up having a thumbnail’s length of space. Cheers!
Daaamn this is in depth review. Love it!!!!!
Thanks!
I really appreciate it!
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Intento aportar información útil para los que deciden gastar el tiempo en ver mis videos... lo de enseñar las zapatillas lo hace mayoría de la gente.
Gracias por ver este vídeo!
Un saludo,
P.D: Dejare mi respuesta en inglés también, porque prefiero que se enteren toda la gente de lo que se habla por aquí.
For the rest of the world:
I try to provide useful information for those who decide to spend the time watching my videos... the thing about showing the shoes is done by most people.
Thanks for watching this video!
All the best,
That's what you call a review 💯💯👌
Thank you!
Means a lot the feedback that comes from you guys.
Good and honest review of adidas shoes
Thanks, I'm doing my best as always!
what a review ! you're on track of this style.
Thank you!
I'm glad that you are enjoying these episodes.
Cheers mate!
Great video 😄 I got the solar red model cause the colour is too sick!
Thank you for watching it!
Enjoy them!!! And while you do it, share your experience (if you like) here in the comments, after few weeks of use. I'm sure that many people will find it useful.
I'm also curious to know how they perform after some use.
Thanks in advance!
Btw that "Solar Red" is always like a magnet for me, but I don't think I can pull it off...
For me will be to flashy, I'm afraid.
Perfect
Thank you really appreciated
Sure, no problem!
Thank you for watching this video.
Cheers,
hola amigo...i was waiting this video of ultraboost 23....i still see people wearing ultaboost special dna lifestyle ....ultraboost they still feel good i like it ..the hype is gone since 15 to 19 but they still a good shoes to wear
This Ultraboost Light/"23" is an improvement and I actually felt a little bit "relief" when I've seen that they just a bit improved over the last two versions (UB 21/22). Because I was feeling that they were into a continuous fall for no reason at all, just cosmetic issues that could have been easily avoided... with some proper care by the designers.
I hate to be put in that situation to say something bad about a product, that in the past I used to love it. It's almost depressing. I'm glad that "chain" has been broken 3 years later... finally.
My main concern with them is the longevity now, if has been affect it or not with the "all lighter trend" that has been started few years ago and IF Adidas can still keep the pace with the rest of the brands in "cushioning department" were others are doing a lot better than them.
Are those in your opinion more durable than UB22. As UB22 user I love durability. I had Invincible Run 1 and 2 and both of those lasted 700km and 900km (with huge downfall of "plush and bouncyness" starting from 400km) Invincible Run 1 after 1500km (runs and walks) literally broke in pieces (ZoomX is not durable at all). UB22 are feeling less reactive after 1000km and after 3000km I can still use them for walking (although layer of continental is totally worn off on some parts and plastic is touching the ground). Still durability is top notch.
I'm not expecting to last like the older UB's, because these ones have less rubber than in the past... So a bit hard to tell... they feel well made but, they have less materials used on that outsoles.
which one has more durable upper material ? ub 22 or the ub 23 (lightboost)
@@AbhishekSharma-xj7xl for sure 22 got more durable upper, but 23 upper is way more breathable
@@husarz thanks, wanted one for daily wear. Ordered 22, upper looked better as well
@@AbhishekSharma-xj7xl I tried UB23 (UB Light) and my experience wasn't good. I was quite surprised by Adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Low GTX (low version). If you need something with GTX, then those I can recommend as well.
Regarding the color, how does it suit her better?
Black looks tighter, White looks wider., I wear jeans, which is more appropriate I understand that running shoes are not shoes Hospitality
but still?
The colors are something very personal.
Black color is more versatile in general.
Hola, tenes idea cuanto te aporta de altura la adidas ultraboost? Buen canal.
Buenas,
Te voy a contestar en ingles, para que nos pueda entender y los demás usuarios de este canal (por desgracia YT no ofrece la opción que se encuentra Amazon, de traducir los comentarios en el idioma local (que me parece muy útil).
"tenes idea cuanto te aporta de altura la adidas ultraboost?"
- Absolutely, all the info about the midsole stack is in the video at:
01:00 - With red color we see the thickness of the internal midsole, to that add +6-7 mm with the insole & outsole
08:28 - Same here, I'm showing the thickness of the midsole without the insoles inside
I do this in all my recent videos.
"Buen canal."
- Thanks!
great review brother, keep up the good work
Thank you!
I appreciate it!
IF you have any questions just let me know. I will try to reply every time I can. Otherwise enjoy it! BTW IF YOU FIND MY REPLIES USEFUL, please consider leaving a LIKE to THE VIDEO. Will be THE BEST way to say a warm "Thanks"! 😊
can you suggest me which one is more comfortable for daily wear😂😂
adidas Pureboost 22
ADIDAS SUPERNOVA 2 MEN'S RUNNING SHOES GREY
You've written this one at some point: "ADIDAS SUPERNOVA+ MEN'S RUNNING SHOES BLACK", that one will be my favorite if I had to choose one from those.
@@EasyLifeES do you have the video about supernova+?
@@JaeNg-f6e Supernova + are similar as Supernova M (Ep82) only slightly better cushioning in forefoot over the Supernova M.
In comparison with the rest of the bunch they have better soles... that means will last more than few months, not like Supernova 2 or Pureboost 22 Jetboost (the newer model Ep104).
If is Pureboost the older model (Ep101) those are little bit better made and I do recommend if they have a decent discount.
Sorry i so many questions 😂
How does this rank in your mind?
Adiidas men SL20.2 shoes running black
These four pairs of shoes cost almost same just pureboost high a bit only.
@@EasyLifeES i use for daily wear only not for running😂
I just got this its very comfy but i got bitten and bleeding by lateral heel collar . How can i fix it or should i cut the collar?
Hmm... very complicated issues... cutting the collar probably will be a bad thing... I never tried that in a pair of shoes, so I can't give any advice honestly.
Nice review! What about sizing compared the ultraboost 22?
Thank you!
At 00:27 you can see here my sizes. If you watch the entire video you will find all the important information.
I promise! :)
I bought both and I find the 22 to be a better fit in my opinion. The UB light is a shorter shoe and you will find your toe rubbing a bit on the top especially when running, so if buying I would recommend you go half a size up
@@EasyLifeESI have the Nike Pegasus 40 and they are comfy and great to run in, but if I want a shoe that has less cushioning, more of a ground feel and that I can run in are these a good pair? Because I tried the 21 when my bro had them and they felt good for that but idk about the lights
@@angelmaldonado5657 Those Ultraboost Light got now have a improved midsole (so little bit better cushioning than before), and that means that are a bit opussed of what you are looking in this moment. Right now the only 2 sneakers that kinda are the way that you are describing are:
- Adidas Duramo RC (50€) Ep137 . Low internal & external stack. Almost no cushioning. Really comfy and very breathable and the price... hardly anyone... can beat that price.
- Adidas Adizero Adios 8 (140€) Ep151 (coming in the future, they are other 7 episodes before those...). Yesterday shot that episode and they fit very well for your needs. The external stack is already half of the any other regular sneakers that you see these days and the internal stack is about half of the external one. So very thin midsoles in this pair. They have some cushioning because have good "kind" of foam, but the stack is NOT the one that you can see on the webpage... is LESS than that. I have them in my home right now.
Both really good for running. Check them if you like.
@@EasyLifeES my last question is how they fight? Because in ultraboost 1.0 I wear a size 9, dunks and Reebok I am a 8 and 8.5. Which size should I get the in these ones?
for lifestyle is an available shoe?
Not exactly the same thing but... Retropy E5 (in between Ep137 and Ep136).
Those have Boost foam in them like the Ultraboost Light have.
Other than that... Nothing really similar.
In the past were models with Boost in them like Yeezy... Now "those" are terminated, after the scandal with Kanye West.
Any way to color the Adidas Stripes White on the Full Black Ultraboost?
I never try it...
BUT, in Aliexpress you can find for 2-3-4 €/$ "adhesive reflective tape" or even phosphorescent (if that is your thing).
They have more than you might expect to find. Even specially made for clothing... :)
Maybe only our imagination can be the limit for how many options I've seen there there.
I was thinking even maybe a combination of reflective tape + velcro. This way you can remove it when you wash them (with cold water and inside of a thicker sock to protect them, of course) or replace it when is time... Just a thought...
11:35 Woah, is that your big toe? Aren't these way too big for you?
In general the rule of thumb works wery well for the majority of the people.
Even the podiatrist will recommend 2cm/~1" (or even more in some cases, for special footwear like dedicated hiking winter boots) for the feet in order to keep them safe and avoid any kind of injuries.
Now every individual can have his footwear how he/she wish but, when we exercise our feet "grow" during that time and they will increase the size by quite some significant amount than the normal relaxed feet.
The quickest example that comes to my mind is when you are finishing a long flight and your feet started to swell and they look like they were inflated with a pump, or you drive a long distance in your car and when you arrive to the beach your feet will have the same inflated look and it will take up 3-4h hours (at least) to come back to the initial size.
They are many people that like and believe having the sneakers snug on their feet is "the correct way" to wear the footwear and in time they have foot issues do to inappropriate use of the equipment while they are training.
I'm not forcing people to change their way of living but, if they want to try it "this" way I don't have anything against if they are doing this without going extreme like sizing up more that they need or to the point when they can no longer secure the feet with the lacing system of that shoe or is a visibly way too big for their feet.
In other words... Use the common sense and listen to your feet.
If you have pressure points al over the instep or your big toe is touching constantly the front end of the sneakers well that is an obvious clue right there that you don't use the correct size for your feet.
Other thing to keep in mind is that NOT always you have to size up/down in order to find the correct fit for your feet.
They are models made "too narrow" or "too wide" for your feet. In that situation just SKIP that model and find one that accommodate better to the shape of your feet... Bigger arch support or flatter profile is not always the answer to find the correct footwear for your feet.
The age also has something to do with the reviews that you are reading about that product!
An older male/female might say they run quite narrow and a younger person might say the opussed about the same model so... Filter correctly the information.
What's good for me might be terrible for you and the other way around...
@@EasyLifeES Man.. Legendary response. Thank you for that 🙏. I double checked my boosts (which I thought fit very snug) and I ended up having a thumbnail’s length of space.
Cheers!
@@SteveHubbardGuitar Sure, you're welcome.
I'm "here" to help... when I can, of course.