Adidas Dropset Trainer

Who should buy the Adidas Dropset Trainer

This Adidas trainer is going to make the following happy:

• wearers with feet that are wider than usual
• fitness enthusiasts who do light to moderate workouts
• people who do short runs outdoors
• wearers who can spare some time to break in their training shoes

Who should NOT buy this trainer from Adidas

The Adidas Dropset Trainer will not be for those with narrow feet; they might just be annoyed by the "excess space" that this shoe has. They are better off with the Adidas Futurenatural, which is touted to deliver the most natural-feeling fit ever. They might also want to check out the Metcon 7 from Nike. After all, the Metcons are known to have a really close-to-the-skin fit.

This shoe is also not for those who are avid practitioners of CrossFit, which may require more rigorous exercises and heavier weightlifting. The Reebok CrossFit Nano 9 will be more suitable for them.

Dual-density midsole for functional versatility

The midsole of the Dropset Trainer feature materials of varying characteristics. The heel and midfoot have a firmer tooling to support light weightlifting. The forefoot feature a bit of flexibility to support box jumps and other ballistic movements. If your workout regimen does not deviate much from these exercises, then this show will not give you a headache.

Outdoor-ready? The Adidas Dropset Trainer definitely is!

The upper of the shoe is made of materials that are able to withstand abrasion. The outsole is also sturdy enough to withstand pressure. It surely won't disappoint when used for outdoor workouts. 

However, the outsole isn't sticky enough for rope climbs and other high-level CrossFit exercises. This is just not designed for CrossFit, as mentioned above, but it's still a good training shoe.

Comfortable upper: You will definitely get it!

The Dropset Trainer is made of materials that ensure proper ventilation. The feet will never feel to warm in these bad boys. It is also reinforced in high-abrasion areas, so durability is an aspect that cannot be questioned. 

It must be noted here, however, that initial discomfort might be experienced by many. Just like many shoes for training and even more artful basketball sneakers, this shoe needs a bit of getting used to.

Have wide feet? No need to worry with Adidas Dropset Trainer

This trainer is structured to accommodate those with normal and slightly wide feet. We must not here again that the fit becomes commendable only after properly breaking the shoe in.