Shoes, of course, are highly subjective. And getting runners to switch models, let alone brands, is the sport’s equivalent of pulling teeth.
But Adidas’s fan-favorite daily trainer has organically converted dozens of my friends, colleagues and fellow shoe reviewers into Three Stripes apologists.
From where I’m standing, not since the original Pegasus Turbo has a non-super shoe generated this much buzz, even if the reasons for it’s success are clear as day.
The Adizero Evo SL is easily one of the hottest running shoes of the past several years.Adidas
Pro-grade specs, entry-level price
For starters, the Adizero Evo SL features Adidas’s top-shelf midsole material, Lightstrike Pro, as found in the impossibly rare Adizero Adios Pro Evo … for 30 percent of the sticker price.
The Adizero Evo SL costs $150 — the going rate for a daily trainer — despite some top-shelf tech.Photo by Jack Seemer for Gear Patrol
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