As someone with special insoles for my fallen arches, I have been through many shoes from many manufacturers. Five weeks in, I have had zero issues with these shoes. They fit great with my plantar fasciitis insoles, and they are lightweight enough for long-distance treadmill running. I’ve had zero issues with toe pain, arch pain, heel pain, or feet shifting within the shoes while running. I like that the shoelaces are shorter than competitors. I cannot tell you how many shoes I’ve had where the shoelaces are so long that (even when carefully pulling the loops so they’re equal length to the ends) the loops and ends still tap against the treadmill belt with every stride. These shoes can be tied and have perfect length for my usage. If you’re looking to “double-tie” your laces, these will be too short for your usage. I’m a heel-striker on walking to jogging speeds and forefoot striker on faster speeds. Combine this with my arch issues, and it’s clear to see there needs to be enough cushion along the length of any given shoe for my specific needs. When I first opened the box, I was unsure whether they would work for me. These are the first lightweight shoes (which I need for long-distance to prevent shin splints) that fit perfectly with my insoles. Bottom line, after five weeks and dozens of miles in, I 100% recommend these Adidas shoes.

Very confortable for long runs, 10k, 15k, 13.1m. provides great stability.