People give the ultraboost a lot of flack and say it's not a running shoe but to me I find it to be a very consistent and reliable all rounder for any distance you throw at it. I have a limited budget so I can't afford to have multiple running shoes for various distances since I like to mix it up and run anywhere between 5-25 miles 3 times a week, and for me tge ultraboost is my go to for just that, yes I know it's not the best by any means but it does the job for me and it does it extremely well.
Yes it’s versatile and can work for the long distance. I find the hate for boost a bit strange. It’s like a good pair of jeans. Can work for almost any occasion!
The problem I had with the UB22 was the height in the toebox - I could clearly see my big toe pushing up against the top of the shoe, nice firm bump to be felt, wouldn't have taken long to wear a hole in the top! And I easily had a thumbs width of space at the front so I had the right size on. Strange.
I had ultraboost laceless as my first proper running shoes loved them then got the ultraboost 20 yes they are heavy but ran fairly quick hilly half marathons in them with no issues. The weight never bothered me....until i bought those Brooks Hyperions which weigh next to nowt. The only issue with them is no grip especially in the constantly damp north of England. Great video again Sir Edd of Budd!
UB always struggled with lockdown with only 4 sets of eyelets. Complete contrast to the adizero shoes. I did get the OG and remember the heel flare was a real vote winner as at the time was having Achilles issues. Sure it did feel soft back then but when I tried another pair recently (the 4th version I think) remember it now feeling relatively firm compared to "modern" shoes. In the end I did a lot of treadmill miles in the OG. Felt they were "done" though and got rid of them recently. Ought to do with some pairs I am just not going to wear again.
Thanks for the review! I still like Boost. It is heavy but really resilient and cushioned. It may not bring too much surprise but at the same time nothing will go wrong.
Really interesting that you highlighted 'Runner Trolls' as I call them, people who stand around, get in the way or worse still hecklers! Something especially present this time of year! So incredibly annoying and simply not needed when you are grinding up the gears!! Would love a video on 'Runnin Trolls' when or if you have a quiet week. Keep up the great work Edd! #EddBudRunnersUnited
yeah, i found the size is too bigger if u wear the same size as ur usual adidas shoes. i have this shoe and it was 1.5 downsized than my other adidas running shoes. the UB 22 runs wide and bigger, so it is perfect for big guy. i think the sock-fit like and the newer upper make it so much spacious for the toe. just make sure you try it first before you buy it, cuz the size runs crazy wide/big. it's better if u bring your running socks too, the thick and thin, to fit it with the shoe
Try something in the DNA range. I have found they are the closest to feeling like the 19s which ive always run in. I didnt get along with the 21s i didnt find them as cushioned and i blistered up a storm on long runs. Its put me off trying the 22s
Picked up the solarboost 3 in a sale last spring/summer and got some 300k in them (rotating with a glycerin 18 at 550k) - I really enjoy the Boost midsole and think it will hold up even longer than the dna loft on the Brooks. Right from the box I took them on a 17k run through the forest and they did great,
My main issue with the UBs is the stupid plastic cages. They don’t work for higher volume/wide feet, which sucks; the knit is always great. I love boost but I’ve always had issues with the UB (minus the 19 - I loved that shoe so much).
I thought your middle name was pebax? Thanks for the review, you answered a lot of questions I had on this one, mostly how the midsole feels in cold weather. A lot seem to get firmer as it gets colder. I may get this one, I’m not concerned about the weight for regular runs.
An update, I ended up getting the 21 cold.dry version and tried them out today, love the fit , the feel, and the ride which seems so smooth. These are my winter shoe now, in freezing temperature the midsole felt consistent and the traction was good enough for lightly snowed, slush and a bit of ice. The waterproofing in the 21 is a bonus. Thanks again for your review of the ub 21. It helped me find a great shoe.
The heel is very heavy and not as soft as the Boost in the forefoot area . Maybe with an 8mm drop the weight would be better balanced and in the process we would get more Boost in the forefoot too. I had to adapt myself with this shoe because it wanted me to strike the ground with my heel ... Sooner then later the Boost in the heel will be less hard and become a bit softer.
I know each foot is different but these shoes were a big mistake on my part. In the store and generally it feels nice in them…. But it’s just not a good choice for running. I got immediate pain with my 1st run. Second run was a disaster. Pain in my calves and legs. I’m working out and did runs daily so why this would happen out of nowhere is beyond me. Will put these for the winter as they feel more like a boot and wear these as a regular going out shoes. Thankfully I bought black ones that are as fashionable and fits jeans as it gets.
Have the Ultraboost 21 and I use it for casual wear and walks. I wear orthotics so my feet end up sitting slightly higher and as a result it irritates my achilles. I bought the Mizuno Wave Sky Neo 2 (got it discounted or else it would be overpriced). Feels much havier and clunkier than the ultraboost. However upper and fit with orthotics is much better on the Mizuno compared to the UB.
That plastic cage is death.. I had the UB 19 couldn’t do anything with it as the cage dug into my foot. Got another pair and use them for gym work only.
Sizing was/is fine. The cage just wouldn’t ‘bend’ enough for my weird foot .. the other pair I got are fine, I’ve run in them a few times, but mainly they are great for gym work.
Hey Edd. Honestly I have gone through quite a few pairs of Ultraboosts to be honest. 🤣 Pre UB 22-21 - they never disappointed me. Many kilometers run in them and a variety of runs could be done in them. 😎 Was my go to all rounder.
I'm tempted to buy the original, or as they call it the 1.0 DNA to be an all rounder. There doesn't seem to be a model out right now that does such a versatile job, once the Turbo and Speed?
@@carsonwong4144 honestly the UB 18s that are now known as the "DNA" variants are not as running focussed as their previous counter parts. For a good daily shoe with similar stack as the UB 20 - you could consider the Solarboost 3. They ride a little bit firm but once you break them in the shoe is such a decent all rounder. For the price and the purpose - the Solarboost 3 had impressed me quite a bit. 👍
I simply can't imagine why anyone would want to actually RUN in these shoes. It'd be akin to strapping 2 (TWO) 12oz cans of Coke of your feet & going for a run. If I wanted to build leg strength, I would buy some of those 1 lbs., bean bag, ankle weights from the 80's to exercise in. There are several shoes in this category that offer the same max cushion at 2/3rds the weight and at lower price. Skechers Maxroad 5 comes to mind.
Never tried boost, mainly because the shoes usually seem heavy on the earth credits. I'd be tempted to pick up a Boston 9 if I could get one for around £70 (although I've still got load of brand new shoes to crack on with)... Ménage à trois
Really confused between Ultraboost 21 Vs Ultraboost 22 Vs Brooks Adrenaline GTS 21 Vs Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22. I am an overweight person and a mild over pronator. Need to stand/ walk/ jog more than 8 hours in a day. Need an all in one shoe.
The plastic midfoot cage of the UB21 was quite prominent and the angles dug into my ankle, causing blisters. I had to return them as a result. Looks the similar here, are they the same size on the UB22 Edd?
@@EDDBUD thanks. Those edges dug in worse than any other shoe I've had previously. Shame, I was pleasantly surprised otherwise and got it for ~AUD 90 after discounts and cashbacks so was a bargain. Might reconsider the UB22 then if I see it at similar pricing, cheers.
What's a good running shoe for someone suffering from shin splints? I've run in Brooks Adrenaline, Brooks ghost & Nike free. The latter being better with shin splints, although lousy with cushioning-thx in advance.
I have heard of the overly compressive shoes giving people shin splints. But sometimes it’s all about the running form and preventing the issue than responding to it. Hope you can find something that works.
Hey! thanks for reaching back. Yes, I left out that I heel strike. It's a recent discovery for me. Moreover, I'm sure it is the Technique. It's recent after 5-6 yrs of no running.
Well Bud, just a quick wee question. Is it just me or does Addidas never have the same size trainers. My size is usually 11.5 but even buying a pair at size uk12 was too small.
Do these feel like heavy elephants on foot? They look chunky and clunky. I still remember when I got the og ultraboost back in 2015, the feel was incredible at the time.
Is this using a wrist heart rate? I recommend getting a separate band either higher up the arm or on the chest. Wrist heart rate for me only seems to pick up cadence!
Are you sure your aerobic threshold is 124bpm? That is extremely low (not that I know how old you are, but you seem like a spring chicken…). I have the Ultraboost S.RDY (thought that was a good idea in Singapore..) but i find them very flat and inflexible in the toe box . Have they sorted that issue?
Hi Ed, I have a question. So this UB22 I just bought cut through my right foot outer ankle and it’s uncomfortable. Will this discomfort go away after breaking this in?
@@EDDBUD all jokes aside, I actually love that you both seruously reviewed this shoe and found its strengths of durability and cush. Knowing that plentiful colourways exist and that often go to 50% discount, I actually believe, if suitable for the individual, this shoe is a stellar, durable, valuable daily trainer and long run shoe. Yup, a tank.....but at 50% discount and 1000km durability, it's a great product.
Very different shoes in fairness. The peg is more responsive and lighter on foot. The boost will be more durable and better for those longer slower runs.
I find the Boost shoes is a good investment because the cushion stays consistent even after hundreds of miles. The same cannot be said about the other shoes even though they are lighter. I've run 3:05 marathons in multiple instances as a training run with Boost as well as much lighter shoes and the effort felt the same.
People give the ultraboost a lot of flack and say it's not a running shoe but to me I find it to be a very consistent and reliable all rounder for any distance you throw at it. I have a limited budget so I can't afford to have multiple running shoes for various distances since I like to mix it up and run anywhere between 5-25 miles 3 times a week, and for me tge ultraboost is my go to for just that, yes I know it's not the best by any means but it does the job for me and it does it extremely well.
Yes it’s versatile and can work for the long distance. I find the hate for boost a bit strange. It’s like a good pair of jeans. Can work for almost any occasion!
The problem I had with the UB22 was the height in the toebox - I could clearly see my big toe pushing up against the top of the shoe, nice firm bump to be felt, wouldn't have taken long to wear a hole in the top! And I easily had a thumbs width of space at the front so I had the right size on. Strange.
That is odd. Sad it didn’t work for you. Ideal for my strange feet. 🤣
Had the same issue, and it was tight overall at my normal size. One size up and all was good, no visible toe pushing up
I had ultraboost laceless as my first proper running shoes loved them then got the ultraboost 20 yes they are heavy but ran fairly quick hilly half marathons in them with no issues. The weight never bothered me....until i bought those Brooks Hyperions which weigh next to nowt. The only issue with them is no grip especially in the constantly damp north of England. Great video again Sir Edd of Budd!
Some good strength building shoes. Make the streakfly seem like slippers!
I could see why ppl would consider this a casual/walking shoe, I wouldn't wanna do any hard running in such expensive and fancy shoes!
It's less expensive then most good running shoes like nimbus or new balance sc trainer
Keep it up Ed. Love the videos. Things you never expected to hear in a review video like 'A poorly aimed proton torpedo'.
I’m all in on the Book of boba fett right now. 🤣
Some serious grit and determination there going into the headwind. Nice.
It was “character building”. 🤣
Got 2023 version, it's like a charm having them on.
The new version is quite a bit lighter I hear.
“Nimble sprint around the pool table”
Very accurate statement about a statement piece🤣🤣
Got to work for pool table stability!
Dankeschön for the review and nice editing!
Much appreciated 👊👍🏼
Damn you got a good review style
Much appreciated 👍🏼👊
UB always struggled with lockdown with only 4 sets of eyelets. Complete contrast to the adizero shoes. I did get the OG and remember the heel flare was a real vote winner as at the time was having Achilles issues. Sure it did feel soft back then but when I tried another pair recently (the 4th version I think) remember it now feeling relatively firm compared to "modern" shoes. In the end I did a lot of treadmill miles in the OG. Felt they were "done" though and got rid of them recently. Ought to do with some pairs I am just not going to wear again.
@@sneakerprofiler I used to really like it but seems a bit dated now.
I actually titled my Sunday run on Strava as simply "Character Building" - massive hail storm at the start, wind, rain and it was freezing.
The whole spectrum of weather! I felt a bit like that wind sock at times!
Thanks for the review! I still like Boost. It is heavy but really resilient and cushioned. It may not bring too much surprise but at the same time nothing will go wrong.
It’s a radiohead “no surprises” of a running shoe. 😊
Great shoe review, and as a high school xc and track runner who ran many a mile with the white stripes providing a soundtrack, 👍👍👍
An authentic band. Love Jack White’s solo stuff
Loves me some UB. I have about 1500km on my ub19s. Still going strong
They just keep on giving.
hey, I’m thinking of getting the new 19.5 DNA. Did the 19 last you a good while? I’ve heard boost doesn’t last that long
Really interesting that you highlighted 'Runner Trolls' as I call them, people who stand around, get in the way or worse still hecklers! Something especially present this time of year! So incredibly annoying and simply not needed when you are grinding up the gears!! Would love a video on 'Runnin Trolls' when or if you have a quiet week. Keep up the great work Edd! #EddBudRunnersUnited
Thanks for tuning in Kris. Those people are far from helpful aren’t they? Luckily most runner are sterling sorts. 👍🏼
yeah, i found the size is too bigger if u wear the same size as ur usual adidas shoes. i have this shoe and it was 1.5 downsized than my other adidas running shoes. the UB 22 runs wide and bigger, so it is perfect for big guy. i think the sock-fit like and the newer upper make it so much spacious for the toe. just make sure you try it first before you buy it, cuz the size runs crazy wide/big. it's better if u bring your running socks too, the thick and thin, to fit it with the shoe
Good information here absolutely a good idea to test with your running socks first. 👍🏼
Great review as per usual Edd, I've been running with the UB19 for a while now and they haven't let me down so keen to jump on the 22s
The 22 is a return to the earlier models. Though still seems a touch firmer than the 18.
Try something in the DNA range. I have found they are the closest to feeling like the 19s which ive always run in.
I didnt get along with the 21s i didnt find them as cushioned and i blistered up a storm on long runs.
Its put me off trying the 22s
@@poman3256 hey, I’m thinking of getting the new 19.5 DNA. Did the 19 last you a good while? I’ve heard boost doesn’t last that long
hey, I’m thinking of getting the new 19.5 DNA. Did the 19 last you a good while? I’ve heard boost doesn’t last that long
Dropped a Like 👍🏻 on this video as I always do to boost the UA-cam algorithm for you, Edd.
Boost, all about the boost 👊😊
Picked up the solarboost 3 in a sale last spring/summer and got some 300k in them (rotating with a glycerin 18 at 550k) - I really enjoy the Boost midsole and think it will hold up even longer than the dna loft on the Brooks. Right from the box I took them on a 17k run through the forest and they did great,
Yes boost is supremely durable and hardy even against light trails.
Ed, even if I don't care about the shoe you are reviewing, I always enjoy your jokes 😂 Cheers from Ireland!
Nasty wind and weather here as well during the weekend ☹️🌬️💨
I think to myself “if someone doesn’t like the shoe how can I still make something to give them a smile?” 🤣
My main issue with the UBs is the stupid plastic cages. They don’t work for higher volume/wide feet, which sucks; the knit is always great. I love boost but I’ve always had issues with the UB (minus the 19 - I loved that shoe so much).
They tinkered with the shape here. It seems to stay out of the way of the toebox area more.
@@EDDBUD These def broke in a bit - glad I was patient. I love them for pretty much every run now!
Amazing musical interlude. Started listening to them because of my older brother
Quite brilliant tunes and a major force when playing live too.
I use it for jumping rope. I like this. My first Ultraboost.
The youth of Yeovil must be short of something to do!
Rock on!
They need a boot camp. Would have them doing 10k races in weeks. They need some focus!
I thought your middle name was pebax? Thanks for the review, you answered a lot of questions I had on this one, mostly how the midsole feels in cold weather. A lot seem to get firmer as it gets colder. I may get this one, I’m not concerned about the weight for regular runs.
An update, I ended up getting the 21 cold.dry version and tried them out today, love the fit , the feel, and the ride which seems so smooth. These are my winter shoe now, in freezing temperature the midsole felt consistent and the traction was good enough for lightly snowed, slush and a bit of ice. The waterproofing in the 21 is a bonus. Thanks again for your review of the ub 21. It helped me find a great shoe.
Glad these are working out for you Dave 👍🏼
The heel is very heavy and not as soft as the Boost in the forefoot area . Maybe with an 8mm drop the weight would be better balanced and in the process we would get more Boost in the forefoot too.
I had to adapt myself with this shoe because it wanted me to strike the ground with my heel ... Sooner then later the Boost in the heel will be less hard and become a bit softer.
Soooo much everything on this shoe! Lots of upper material, lots and lots of dif kinds of rubber on the outsole, man this looks so heavy lol.
The upper is functional and isn’t all that rigid. Nice and soft.
My misses just had her 1st run in her ub22's and got 4 pr's on strava
Great stuff. Glad they are working out well 👍🏼
I know each foot is different but these shoes were a big mistake on my part. In the store and generally it feels nice in them…. But it’s just not a good choice for running.
I got immediate pain with my 1st run. Second run was a disaster. Pain in my calves and legs.
I’m working out and did runs daily so why this would happen out of nowhere is beyond me.
Will put these for the winter as they feel more like a boot and wear these as a regular going out shoes. Thankfully I bought black ones that are as fashionable and fits jeans as it gets.
last i ran in was UB 19. just never enough forefoot cushion for me. loved the upper though
Quite a different upper here. Thinner and stretchy.
This is an actual slow run shoe compared to the adistar ..i love my ub21 still over some other more modern options
A long run for the adistar this weekend 👍🏼
@@EDDBUD just did myong run (16k it's long for me) used the invisible run tho
I just bought these shoes with the same colorway because of the White Stripes. ;)
Danke schon! Great video
Thanks for tuning in
Love the paisley
I'm using the Adistar for easy/long runs and despite I like it I'm happy to get back on boost with my Solarglide 19...
Boost has its uses. That long run in the ub22 worked well last week.
“Little bit of wind” 😂🌪
🤣
Great video Mr. Bud. What are a couple other brands/models of shoes you would compare this one to?
Hmmm. Maybe a firmer endorphin pro with plusher upper and better outsole.
Starts 3:39
No it starts at the start so you know the test setup.
Yo! When you talked about the music, what equipment are you listening through?
Can be anything from a car stereo to some nice headphones. Maybe some speakers or via my sons kids audio player.
@@EDDBUD You don't have any "audiophile" setup then? You were talking about it so enthusiasticly I thought you put a lot of money into audio.
Have the Ultraboost 21 and I use it for casual wear and walks. I wear orthotics so my feet end up sitting slightly higher and as a result it irritates my achilles. I bought the Mizuno Wave Sky Neo 2 (got it discounted or else it would be overpriced). Feels much havier and clunkier than the ultraboost. However upper and fit with orthotics is much better on the Mizuno compared to the UB.
I can imagine a thicker insole will make the shoe quite snug.
Exactly too snug around the cage and more unstable at the heel
That plastic cage is death.. I had the UB 19 couldn’t do anything with it as the cage dug into my foot. Got another pair and use them for gym work only.
No issue here. Maybe the sizing is not quite spot on for you?
Sizing was/is fine. The cage just wouldn’t ‘bend’ enough for my weird foot .. the other pair I got are fine, I’ve run in them a few times, but mainly they are great for gym work.
Hey Edd.
Honestly I have gone through quite a few pairs of Ultraboosts to be honest. 🤣
Pre UB 22-21 - they never disappointed me. Many kilometers run in them and a variety of runs could be done in them. 😎
Was my go to all rounder.
I'm tempted to buy the original, or as they call it the 1.0 DNA to be an all rounder. There doesn't seem to be a model out right now that does such a versatile job, once the Turbo and Speed?
@@carsonwong4144 honestly the UB 18s that are now known as the "DNA" variants are not as running focussed as their previous counter parts.
For a good daily shoe with similar stack as the UB 20 - you could consider the Solarboost 3.
They ride a little bit firm but once you break them in the shoe is such a decent all rounder.
For the price and the purpose - the Solarboost 3 had impressed me quite a bit. 👍
I hear good things of the trimmed down solar boost.
I just bought the all black ultra boost 22 for $65 USD, I like it
I simply can't imagine why anyone would want to actually RUN in these shoes. It'd be akin to strapping 2 (TWO) 12oz cans of Coke of your feet & going for a run. If I wanted to build leg strength, I would buy some of those 1 lbs., bean bag, ankle weights from the 80's to exercise in. There are several shoes in this category that offer the same max cushion at 2/3rds the weight and at lower price. Skechers Maxroad 5 comes to mind.
Have you worn the shoes?
Ahhhh the White Stripes reminds me of being in Tokyo :) have you heard any of the Raconteurs Ed?
Yes great group of people bought together. Shame they haven’t done more.
@@EDDBUD very true, they should have done more than a couple of albums. Jack White's solo stuff is not quite as good.
Never tried boost, mainly because the shoes usually seem heavy on the earth credits. I'd be tempted to pick up a Boston 9 if I could get one for around £70 (although I've still got load of brand new shoes to crack on with)... Ménage à trois
Really confused between Ultraboost 21 Vs Ultraboost 22 Vs Brooks Adrenaline GTS 21 Vs Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22. I am an overweight person and a mild over pronator. Need to stand/ walk/ jog more than 8 hours in a day. Need an all in one shoe.
The UB 21 and 22 are so close. Great firm but very durable underfoot cushion.
@@EDDBUD what about the adrenaline GTS?
Please try the new Puma Velocity Nitro 2
Will be testing it in the near future.
i just hated how heave it feels. the reviews all stated how heavy and i was not that aware till i carry it myself in retail and oh my...
It’s not that heavy at all really. It’s still vastly lighter than older running shoes which had way less durable and forgiving midsoles.
UB is still best all-round shoe ever made.
I haven’t had issue with the cage or durability. Just consistent cushion 👊
I have really bad heel slippage in these. Any tips coz i really enjoy running in them.
Had no issues there. Though I fall I. Between adidas sizing so maybe a little better fitting than most
I am currently doing all my long runs in the Adistars at the moment not sure how they would compare with these.
Will take those bad boys out next Sunday for the long run! 👊
The plastic midfoot cage of the UB21 was quite prominent and the angles dug into my ankle, causing blisters. I had to return them as a result. Looks the similar here, are they the same size on the UB22 Edd?
It’s a bit different lower down. The cage isn’t all that near the ankle.
@@EDDBUD thanks. Those edges dug in worse than any other shoe I've had previously. Shame, I was pleasantly surprised otherwise and got it for ~AUD 90 after discounts and cashbacks so was a bargain. Might reconsider the UB22 then if I see it at similar pricing, cheers.
What's a good running shoe for someone suffering from shin splints? I've run in Brooks Adrenaline, Brooks ghost & Nike free. The latter being better with shin splints, although lousy with cushioning-thx in advance.
I have heard of the overly compressive shoes giving people shin splints. But sometimes it’s all about the running form and preventing the issue than responding to it. Hope you can find something that works.
Hey! thanks for reaching back. Yes, I left out that I heel strike. It's a recent discovery for me. Moreover, I'm sure it is the Technique. It's recent after 5-6 yrs of no running.
Lol im guessing you're an arsenal fan with those references
For all my sins 😂
Well Bud, just a quick wee question. Is it just me or does Addidas never have the same size trainers. My size is usually 11.5 but even buying a pair at size uk12 was too small.
In recent years yes. Though I feel they are nailing it true to size a bit more these days.
Haha, I think it was ridiculously windy for most of us Europeans on Sunday
Yes it seemed to be across Europe! That head wind was punishing. Even easy effort was tough.
I have ub21 which don't look to disimilar. Found them horrid to run in and stopped using them together after a few runs
I am surprised, very smooth shoe for me
@@EDDBUD to bulky maybe will try again ,🙃
I like boost. Solarglides as daily in rotation are where its at. They are almost any surface almost any distance......any temperature
The outsole for its debris eating abilities is very grippy. The continental rubber is so tacky ( in a good way ) and resilient.
Do these feel like heavy elephants on foot? They look chunky and clunky. I still remember when I got the og ultraboost back in 2015, the feel was incredible at the time.
Feels great underfoot. Not at all clunky to be honest. 👍🏼
@@EDDBUD what's retail on these? 200 usd?
130bpm jeez I’m practicing for my first half ever and I can’t seem to get below 175 avg bpm over 6 miles @ 9:15mins avg, can’t even imagine that rn
Is this using a wrist heart rate? I recommend getting a separate band either higher up the arm or on the chest. Wrist heart rate for me only seems to pick up cadence!
@@EDDBUD Apple Watch, I did my first 10 mile run today and my average was 171 @ 9:05 mins/mile pace, slowly improving!
Hello! which do u recommend on running also for everyday wear like outfit like that, ultra boost 22 or nike pegasus 39?
For everyday running the peg 39
Why?
Are you sure your aerobic threshold is 124bpm? That is extremely low (not that I know how old you are, but you seem like a spring chicken…). I have the Ultraboost S.RDY (thought that was a good idea in Singapore..) but i find them very flat and inflexible in the toe box . Have they sorted that issue?
No that’s the bottom end of my aerobic level as mentioned in the video. 👍🏼
How about on lifestyle?
UB22 or Jordan5, which is tougher over the 11mile long run?
Easily the jordan 5 weighing around 150g more than the boost!
Hi Ed, I have a question. So this UB22 I just bought cut through my right foot outer ankle and it’s uncomfortable. Will this discomfort go away after breaking this in?
Didn’t have that issue with the upper. But ultraboost shoes have odd sizing. I do recall people going a half or full size up!
@@EDDBUD thanks Ed
@@EDDBUD additional question Ed. Is your blue colorway with metal eyelets just like other colorways?
Can i buy this for my short acceleration workout and if not why should please guide me my friend
Bit heavy for that. Grab something like the speed 2 or reebok energy 4.
Adidas ultra boost 22 vs nike vomero 16/17(to be realesed soon)?
The Vomero has a bit more squash to it.
So I should return this? I do 15/20k runs on road, should I refund?
It’s good for impact protection. But no speed shoe
@@EDDBUD I run up a hill and back down so could be good?
I think if boost was a footballer it would be James Milner
A quite underrated player right there.
Hey Ed we're the 21s and 22s made in same country?
Good question! Will have a look once I’m back in the bat cave.
UB22, like doing LEG DAY at the gym, 😜😜😜
Yes and all the better for it.
@@EDDBUD all jokes aside, I actually love that you both seruously reviewed this shoe and found its strengths of durability and cush. Knowing that plentiful colourways exist and that often go to 50% discount, I actually believe, if suitable for the individual, this shoe is a stellar, durable, valuable daily trainer and long run shoe. Yup, a tank.....but at 50% discount and 1000km durability, it's a great product.
Should i buy this or the pegasus 39?
The 39 is more versatile
finally TTS
Yes it’s finally pretty much true to size. I remember people going a full size up in ub at one point.
Still hard like ub21? I got recently this UB21 and I'm trying to dominate them...
They feel better after a good tenderising :)
Do you not get blisters?
No blisters in this one
Nike pegasus 38 vs UB22...which one shud i get?
Very different shoes in fairness. The peg is more responsive and lighter on foot. The boost will be more durable and better for those longer slower runs.
How would this be for a heavier runner?
Or would the PrimeX be a better choice?
Boost is more resilient in this case.
@@EDDBUD so UB22 would be better for a bigger runner?
Hello Bud!
Hello there! 👊
Compared to the Vomero??
Touch heavier. A less spongy midsole feel in the boost. Still prefer my Vomero over this one. 👍🏼
John Major 😂
It seemed the best analogy 🤣
I find the Boost shoes is a good investment because the cushion stays consistent even after hundreds of miles. The same cannot be said about the other shoes even though they are lighter.
I've run 3:05 marathons in multiple instances as a training run with Boost as well as much lighter shoes and the effort felt the same.
Yes I can see them being superb for training. Some other Eva foams are dead within 200 miles.
Looks like the boost is more a sneaker, then a runningshoe now. Especially with all the debris pickup. Massive PASS for me.
Not sure it’s designed for light trails. On road it’s no issue.
I took 3 steps in it at the store and i couldn’t get it off fast enough to throw back in the box, the absolute worst shoe I ever put on…yuck!
Blimey. Well no one shoe fits all!
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Gold! 🥇
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Silver 🥈
Didn’t like it at all,it’s heavy
Yes it’s heavy but for some people it won’t be heavy and provide resilient cushion.
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