Adidas SoleCourt Boost Clay review

Who should buy the Adidas SoleCourt Boost Clay

After nearly three decades of becoming an in-demand Adidas tennis trainer, the Barricades give way to the SoleCourt Boost. It is a solid option if you:

• Need a shoe that features the most responsive midsole foam from the Three Stripes.
• Need a shoe that is designed to deliver optimum stability in a much sleeker package than the Barricades.

Grippy and protective

This footgear that’s designed to keep up with the demands of clay courts is furnished with the copyrighted Adiwear. It’s a rubber unit that’s tough enough and devised to delay any signs of wear for a considerable time of play on the dirt ground. It extends to the toe and medial side for additional grip and for added protection.

Adidas torsion bar

Hidden within the sole is a TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) chassis called the Torsion Bar. It serves as the stabilizing facet that controls the back of the foot from twisting during side-to-side movements. At the same time, this supportive arch allows the forefoot to flex and gain solid footing on dirt clay. '

Comfortable Boost cushioning

Taking up all the pressure during foot strikes is the full-length Boost foam. It’s made up of thousands of tiny TPU balls that accumulate energy during landings and spring it back when making the next step. This responsive feel makes the shoe one of the most comfortable cushioned tennis options in the market.

Lightweight and soft textile upper

The shoe is covered with a lightweight and soft textile upper that grants flexibility on clay court. The forefoot is flecked with Adituff RPU (rigid polyurethane) dots to prolong the life of the upper, especially in high-abrasion areas. This design makes the top lighter than having an added layer of abrasion-resistant protection.