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Feel the ultimate energy with the new Ultraboost Light, the lightest Ultraboost ever. The magic lies in the Light Boost midsole, the new generation of adidas Boost. Its unique molecular design allows for the lightest Boost foam ever. With hundreds of Boost capsules brimming with energy and ultimate shock absorption, some feet can truly have it all.
The Ultraboost Light are the lightest shoes ever created by adidas, with 30% lighter BOOST material. The tiny capsules in the midsole work together to release unmatched energy with every step.
Made with recycled materials, the Ultraboost Light uses Primeknit+ FORGED technology for a sock-like fit that doesn't slip.
The lightweight outsole, reinforced with Continental rubber, offers stability and flexibility with every step, providing excellent traction on both dry and wet surfaces.
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Purchased on 29/12/23 from Adidas and after a few times of wearing them (about 10), it started to appear white on the inside from the black sole. I took them back today on 17/02/24 and they replaced them without any objection because they probably knew about the problem. I got the ones with the white sole. At least they won't fade!!! However, it is unacceptable for a €200 shoe to do this. Update. These are the new shoes with only two uses at the gym. Suddenly, the left shoe had some black marks on it and I cleaned it with a baby wipe. The next day, it became like this. I will take this one back as well to see what they will tell me.
I wore them 3-4 times when the black color started peeling off from the sole! The store refused to exchange them for me... unacceptable for such expensive shoes!
If I could, I wouldn't give it even one star, the worst thing I have ever bought. Ugly, uncomfortable, and no special appearance. So much hype for nothing, be careful not to fall for it like I did. I can't wait for them to break so I can throw them away.
For such an expensive shoe, it is awful. In the first week, the sole came off with simple use. I only wear it to work. Also, the black sole has worn off and the white is visible from the inside.
Beautiful design, very comfortable, hugs the foot very well. The only issue is that the paint on the foam is external. So, from the first use, it scratched a bit and the color came off.. unacceptable for a shoe worth 200 euros.
Comfortable shoe, it appears sturdier than the previous model. I personally can't notice a difference in weight, but it is lightweight. It is wider than previous models. Also, I would prefer the back part to be smaller as it protrudes more than it seems in the photos. 4 stars because it has some imperfections in the boost connection.
Summary:
Very stable shoe, now with a wider fit, comfortable (although there are now softer/more comfortable options), nicely hugs the foot without causing discomfort, nice appearance and seems quite durable. I have walked about 20km and also run a bit and there is no wear on the sole.
In more detail:
Former owner of Ultraboost 21. I had skipped the 22 because I hadn't noticed any differences compared to the 21.
Let's talk about the Ultraboost Light (some also call them Ultraboost 23). It's difficult to notice the differences in appearance.
As soon as I tried them on, I noticed them (that's the main purpose of this review).
Firstly, the weight difference is noticeable. Also, they are significantly more stable. I think the fit is also slightly wider. I have wide feet and overpronation. The UB22 simply doesn't work for my feet, just like most neutral shoes.
The UB Light is both comfortable and keeps the foot stable, like a good stability shoe. And it nicely hugs the foot like a sock, without causing any discomfort. Also, with thin socks, the foot feels a bit cold at the moment, so I believe they will be great for summer.
I own: Adidas Ultraboost 20 & 21, Asics Kayano 28 & 29, New Balance 1080v12, Saucony Endorphin Speed 3, and I have tried many others (Hoka Clifton 8 & 9/Bondi 7/Arahi 6), Asics Nimbus 24/Noosa Tri 14, Brooks Adrenaline GTS 22/Glycerin 20 & 20 GTS/ Ghost 15, all the New Balance Fuelcell, etc.), so I have a good idea of which shoes are stable and which are not, which are comfortable and soft, etc.
I should also mention the following: I was looking for a sports shoe, as comfortable as possible, to wear daily with cargo pants, chinos, and for casual outfits in general, as I walk several kilometers every day and often need to run because of time constraints.
I was torn between the UB Light and the Asics Nimbus 25. The Nimbus 25 is by far the most comfortable and soft shoe I have worn and at the same time, it is ALSO stable. Incredible feeling. Unfortunately, it seems too bulky for me, which is why I chose the UB Light. To each their own.
I wouldn't easily spend 200€. I got them for 160€, taking advantage of a 20% discount running for the month of March at a major sports retailer, which applies to most running shoes.
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