Who should buy the Adidas Adipure 360.3

Engineered for agility works, this multi-purpose athletic shoe by Adidas is an update to the Adipure 360 cross-training series. It is a solid choice if:

  • You are looking for a shoe that has the efficiency to perform well during gym sessions, CrossFit WODs, and short runs.
  • You are after a trainer that could provide a grounded feeling during workouts.

Adidas Adipure 360.3 Logo

Updates to the Adidas Adipure 360.3

  • This iteration features a more understated design, along with more discreet color schemes.
  • The three-striped synthetic overlays on the sides have been separated from the body of the shoe to form a floating midfoot cage. 
  • The tongue of this version is fully attached to the upper for a snug fit. The collar is extended at the heel and tongue to prevent the shoe from slipping.

Adidas Adipure 360.3 Updates1

Abrasion-resistant outsole

High-intensity training calls for a high abrasion resistant material. The Adidas Adipure 360.3 utilizes a solid rubber outsole to protect the sole unit from wear-and-tear. The rubber is non-marking, which makes it suitable for indoor training. The midfoot and heel sections are reinforced with a sticky rubber compound to prevent the heel from slipping during squats and lifts.

The tread pattern resembles rows of razor blade edges which bite the floor to provide traction. They are placed in a geometrical pattern facing different directions to aid quick changes of movement and to prevent slippage. The flex grooves in the forefoot are meant to make the platform flexible enough to accommodate the natural bending of the foot.

Adidas Adipure 360.3 Outsole

Anti-wobble midsole

The foot is ensured to receive cushioning from the sculpted EVA foam. It provides shock attenuation throughout the training session without adding too much weight.

The midsole unit extends up to form supportive panels on the lateral and medial sides of the upper. They act like walls that prevent the foot from wobbling during multidirectional movement.

The heel-to-toe drop is kept to a minimum in the Adidas Adipure 360.3. It means that the foot is positioned relatively flat and close to the ground, allowing the athletes to feel the surface better and to give a more satisfactory performance.

Adidas Adipure 360.3 Midsole

Ventilated upper

This Adidas workout shoe employs a sock-like construction to provide a snug, yet stretchable fit. A neoprene fabric offers a foot-hugging comfort. A lightweight mesh is placed in the forefoot for flexibility and ventilation. It is a four-way stretch mesh that molds to the shape of the foot throughout the movement without creating pressure points. The heel and the toe box are reinforced with polyurethane patches for added support and durability.

Adidas Adipure 360.3 Upper

Snug lacing system

A floating midfoot cage on top adds structure and support for the foot. It is integrated with the lacing system to deliver a secure fit and enhanced lateral support. An additional pair of eyelets is placed on the collar to achieve an extra tight fit.

The tongue is fully attached to the upper to enhance the close-fitting feel. Along with the heel counter, it extends up the shaft to wrap the ankle firmly.

Adidas Adipure 360.3 Lacing System

Facts / Specs

Weight: Men 9oz
Use: Workout / Gym / Cross-training
Width: Normal
Features: Lightweight
BRAND Brand: Adidas
Colorways: Black / Pink
SKUs: AF5462 / AF5464 / AF5855 / AF5859 / AQ6136 / B25376 / S77594 / S77595 / S77674 / S77675

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Nicholas Rizzo
Nicholas Rizzo

Nick combines 10+ years of experience in the health and fitness industry and a background in the sciences in his role as the Fitness Research Director. During his competitive powerlifting years his PRs have him sitting in the top 2% of bench presses (395 lbs), top 3% of squats (485 lbs) and top 6% of deadlifts (515 lbs) for his weight and age. His work has been featured on Bodybuilding.com, LiveStrong, Healthline, WebMD, WashingtonPost, and many more. Along the way, collaborating with industry leaders like Michael Yessis, Mark Rippetoe, Carlo Buzzichelli, Dave Tate, Ray Williams, and Joel Seedman.