Verdict from 27 user reviews

5 reasons to buy

  • The soft knit top of the Adidas Crazymove Bounce feels comfortable, says a lot of people.
  • According to many reviewers, moving fast is not a problem with this Adidas training shoe because of its lightweight construction.
  • The flexible nature of this footwear makes it easy for the foot to bend during burpees and planks, says several workout enthusiasts.
  • A bunch of owners who use this model for running or other cardio exercises appreciate the bouncy midsole.
  • A lot of shoppers like getting compliments on how cute the Crazymove Bounce is.

2 reasons not to buy

  • Some individuals wish the shoe offered arch support.
  • A few folks have mentioned having trouble adjusting the laces to get a more secure fit.

Bottom line

The Adidas Crazymove Bounce is equipped with the Bounce cushioning technology, responsible for the springy underfoot experience. Slipping while doing burpees or squat jumps won’t be a problem with its high-traction, non-marking rubber outsole.

Meanwhile, the top of this workout shoe is made from Primeknit. This premium knitted material fits closely to the skin and provides proper foothold with the midfoot cage. It comes highly recommended for high-impact training, running, and casual wear.

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How Crazymove Bounce compares

This shoe: 71
All shoes average: 79
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Nicholas Rizzo
Nicholas Rizzo

Nick is a powerlifter who believes cardio comes in the form of more heavy ass squats. Based on over 1.5 million lifts done at competitions, his PRs place him as an elite level powerlifter. 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 Forbes, Bodybuilding.com, Elite Daily and the like. Collaborating along the way with industry leaders like Michael Yessis, Mark Rippetoe, Carlo Buzzichelli, Dave Tate, Ray Williams, and Joel Seedman.

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