ADIDAS TERREX AGRAVIC PRO: CUSHION, PROTECTION AND BOA FIT.

ADIDAS TERREX AGRAVIC PRO: CUSHION, PROTECTION AND BOA FIT. Our  TRAIL RUNNING SHOES  continues with the novelties of 2022 and today brings us the analysis of the latest novelty from the German house, adidas, with these Terrex Agravic Pro, specific for women.

In the past weeks we have presented you many novelties from SalomonAscisHokaSauconyNew Balance and today is the turn of the German brand and these brand new Terrex Agravic Pro with BOA closure that are already on sale and come with an official price €200, 4mm drop and a weight of 280 grams. In the men’s version, once they are available they will have a price of €200, drop of 7mm and 320 grams.

 

ADIDAS TERREX AGRAVIC PRO:
CUSHION PROTECTION AND BOA FIT
200€ | 280 G. | 4MM DROP

No trail is too technical or too rugged for the Terrex Agravic Pro trail running shoe from adidas. With these words, the promotion of these adidas begins, which, as is usual in the German house lately, begins first by launching the women’s version.

The protective reinforcement that completely surrounds the midsole allows you to move safely through rocky areas. Sealed reinforcements resist wear and abrasion caused by uneven ground. The Continental™ rubber compound outsole offers excellent grip on both dry and wet surfaces.

ADIDAS TERREX AGRAVIC PRO: DATA SHEET

  • Price: 200€
  • Peso: 280g women/ 320 men
  • Drop: 4mm
  • Lugs: 4mm
  • Stack height: n/a
  • Use:  trail running training and ultra trail

ADIDAS TERREX AGRAVIC PRO: HIGHLIGHTS

It is a shoe with a tight and flexible design, made with 50% Parley Ocean Plastic and 50% recycled polyester. This, according to the brand, very resistant to wear. Likewise, on the cover we see one of the star points of these Agravic Pro, the BOA closure that offers an unparalleled fit.

MIDSOLE

Adidas Lightstrike cushioning technology, whose concept redefines speed with a superlight midsole that provides dynamism and likewise, the protective reinforcement in the midsole against rocks and stones offers extra protection when we run through the mountains, as well as ensuring extra durability.

SOLE

Sole with the typical Continental rubber compound that adidas has been using in the Terrex range. In any case, this rubber offers a reliable and well-proven grip on a variety of different surfaces.

The lugs are quite versatile, although perhaps more at home on firm ground.

ADIDAS TERREX AGRAVIC PRO: CONCLUSIONS

The adidas Terrex Agravic Pro arrives as an interesting trail running shoe, specifically for women (for now), for those looking for extra protection, with a contained weight of 280 grams, and an exceptional fit offered by the BOA closure.

According to the numbers, they can allow a certain agility and speed on the most technical terrain, having the whole foot “well wrapped” can give us confidence.

It brings together elements tested and proven by the German brand, together with innovative solutions, such as more durable materials and the BOA closure.

At the elite level, the fight for each gram is basic, so we do not see this shoes as the shoe at the head of the pack with those 280 grams and 320 in the future men’s version, but as a shoe for ultras, all terrain and long durability.

In exchange for those extra grams, when the terrain becomes complicated and technical and we need rubber underfoot that protects us and grips at the same time, these Agravic pro are there. The popular may find it a safe bet to finish a race and you reach the finish line protecting your legs.

There is no doubt that the joint work of Lightstrike and Continental rubber is solid, but unfortunately we cannot say that they are the best on the market yet.

Not even the midsole is the one that provides the best weight/cushion ratio (Hoka still rules there, we think). Neither does the Continental rubber reach rivals such as Sportiva, Inov 8 G-grip, Scarpa Presta or Salomon Contagrip.


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