
adidas
adidas Adizero Evo SL
Overall score
- Weight
- 220.0 g
- Drop
- 6.7 mm
- Heel stack
- 36.9 mm
- Price
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Test scores
Six dimensionsPros & cons
What works, what does notPros
PROS220g ultra-light and responsive
Lightstrike Pro rebounds well
Low drop suits forefoot strikers
Great value
Cons
CONSThin cushioning, tough over long distances
Narrow upper
Average grip on wet surfaces
Specifications
Measured- Brand
- adidas
- Type
- Race
- Weight
- 220.0 g
- Drop
- 6.7 mm
- Heel stack
- 36.9 mm
- Plate
- 塑料支撑片
- Price
- —
Review
Full textThe adidas Adizero Evo SL uses Lightstrike Pro foam. At 220g with a 6.7mm low drop it's a responsive speed trainer—a great-value 'budget racer' in the Adizero line.
Performance
Lightstrike Pro rebounds directly, and 220g makes speeding up feel natural. The 36.9mm stack is on the thin side—best for short-to-mid speed work; marathon distances feel harder.
Comfort
Thin, snug (slightly narrow) upper—wide feet should go half a size up. The 6.7mm low drop suits forefoot/midfoot strikers.
Who it's for
Advanced runners doing speed and tempo work, and budget-conscious runners wanting a racing feel.
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