7 Best Adidas Running Shoes For Women in 2022

It can do so much without asking too much. The Adidas Alphabounce+ proved to us that all-rounders don’t have to be expensive. 

Whether you’re running slow and easy miles, or clocking up-tempo sessions, the Alphabounce+ delivers with flying colors. And if you don’t want to switch gears for your cross-training, this shoe can be your go-to. 

It’s so supportive, missteps and slips are out of the question. 

If bang for the buck is what you’re after, this is THE shoe. The Adidas Alphabounce+ is as strong as a bull. It will take you at least 400 to 500 miles before it bottoms out. 

And if you’re a sucker for comfort, the Alphabounce+ won’t be a letdown. It’s very padded, it’s even cushier than its long-standing workhorse competition - Nike Pegasus 38. 

Summer runs? Beat the heat with the Adidas Alphabounce+. The upper has so many perforations, feeling hot in this shoe is the last thing you’ll ever experience.

Never in our life did we think we could ever feel like one of the pros. But with the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2.0, running like an elite is an easy feat. 

It’s here to set and beat records. And if you want to smash PBs, we can’t recommend the Adios Pro 2.0 enough. Even better, it’s not crazy expensive like the rest of the super shoes on the market. 

Fast is not enough to describe Adizero Adios Pro. It’s extremely responsive and cushy, it’s a joy to run in. And this is worth noting because not all racers blend comfort and speed as well as this shoe. 

It also nails it in the support arena. In contrast to its rivals - the Nike ZoomX running shoes - it’s nice and stable at 78.1N. 

As opposed to the MetaSpeed Sky (6.7 oz) and the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly Next% 2 (6.9 oz), the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2.0 (7.9 oz) is a tad heavier. But don’t worry, it never translates on the run. It remains as light as a feather, we even forgot about it. 

If you want to ace your next competition without taxing your feet, the Adizero Adios Pro 2.0 from Adidas will bolt you to the finish line.

If you want to run light during ultras, nothing comes close to the Adidas Terrex Speed Ultra.

At 9.1 oz, it’s not light on paper. But on the run? It’s the exact opposite. It barely has any weight on, it never dragged our feet down. 

Its traction only takes everything a step further. On slick rocks, slushy snow, and dry dirt, it clings like claws. And if you want to maneuver from the road to the trails, the Speed Ultra can do the job. 

For road segments, it’s not too aggressive and luggy. And on the trails, it has the perfect grip. 

Worried about the harsh rocks and roots underneath? The shoe’s Lightstrike foam will ease your apprehension. There’s more than enough of it to dampen the sharpness underneath. Even better, it comes to life when you pick up the pace. 

The Adidas Terrex was not exactly the top pick among runners. But if you want a new and a much-improved version of it (in all the best ways), definitely don’t pass up on the Adidas Terrex Speed Ultra.

Imagine the Boost but a better version of it. That’s exactly what you get from the Adidas SL 20.

With its Lightstrike foam, the SL 20 delivers a snappy and energetic performance. 

Want to set new records in your training runs? This shoe will make you zoom through the blocks with no sweat. Simply, it’s an amped-up version of the Boost. 

What’s more is it’s a touch firm, creating a very stable ride. Our feet stayed locked and centered from the first mile down to the last. Even on rough and uneven surfaces, the SL 20 inspired confidence.

After putting it through the wringer, we can say that it’s best for anything tempo under 10K.

Overall, the Adidas SL 20 is a perfect speed trainer for runners who want to set and beat PBs. And for long-time Adidas fans, consider this the speedster version of the Adidas Boston Boost.

Like the Ultraboost, the Adidas Runfalcon 2.0 brings together style and performance. But only this time, it’s at a more pocket-friendly price. 

For only $60, the Runfalcon 2.0 can turn heads. Even better, it can up your running performance. 

Apart from its sleek design, it’s also big on comfort. Its midsole is the perfect middle ground between cushy and firm. Meaning, it can keep your feet pampered without sacrificing support. 

That said, we found it an excellent pick for easy long runs. 

Just when we thought it couldn’t get comfier. The upper was there to prove us wrong. It’s very padded, it keeps our feet cozy. What’s more is it makes the shoe’s fit snug and supportive. 

Despite all the cushion loaded into the Runfalcon, it remained featherlight. On runs and walks, it never dragged our feet down. 

To seal the deal, the Adidas Runfalcon 2.0 is crazy grippy. On wet and dry pavement, it clutches onto the ground, we were confident even during sharp turns.

The Adidas Adizero Pro is not something we'd consider a super shoe. It's still got a long way to go. But for a marathon racing flat, it does a great job! It gives a fast-feeling toe-off and its carbon plate just gives a very snappy ride. It's not the most cushioned but sure did keep our feet well-protected.