Crosssfit shoes appears to be a marketing sport of competition among the sports apparel and shoe companies. The industry is continuously growing with an growing need of stronger, better, tougher,and much better looking crossfit shoes in this $27 high dollar market. Now Adidas the 2nd largest athletic apparel company has clearly jumped into the game and has put into the batters box the Adidas adiPure Trainer for your review...this crossfit shoe comes out swinging. The shoe has become obtainable in stores since November.



The footware has a look all to familiar and is remeniscent of the Vibram FiveFingers. Whether or not it will as successful as the Vibram in ease and comfort and functionality, one will have to wait and see.The minimalist barefoot runners and customers of Adidas will be definitely be putting their criticisms on the board as the next big athletic ware in the popular crossfit training circuit. Today you can go barefoot without being barefoot while wearing the adidas adiPURE cross training shoe. Restriction free movements from your heel to your toes increase muscle activation delivering a beneficial impact on your workouts. The second skin upper has a flexible sock like fit while the OrthoLite sockliner provides cushion and anti-odor protection. Raise your muscle, agility, and balance with this barefoot shoe from adidas.



Adidas adipure constitutes a trainer as it employs a strapless upper matched to a sole that has five toes and is comprised of several materials for structure and durability. Each toe gets it own rubber pod which ends up in supreme toe flexibility, and this feature makes the shoe a barefoot minimalist shoe. Adidas did a good job minimizing exposed seams to the bare foot with most seams concentrated in the toe pockets (same as most Vibrams). The materials on the upper is stretchy and breathes well. The seams are well constructed and will last and continue to thrive through all your crossfit challenges.



The adipure shoe appears to have been reported to be an appropriate fit with toe pockets that go virtually unfelt in the toe region of the foot and seems to have more than enough room. Adidas did a good job minimizing exposed seams to the bare foot with most seams concentrated in the toe pockets (same as most Vibrams). The pad on the upper is stretchy and breathes well. Overall the sole structure feels stiff, if anything - a bit more so than your typical pair of Vibrams for that matter. Overall, the Adipure trainer is a solid product that is well constructed for durability, comfort, looks and flexibility. This shoe will grab the interest of the barefoot runners, minimalist enthusiasts and crossfit trainers alike.



While barefoot running footwear have been adopted in weight rooms and athletic clubs across the county, never has there been a 5-toe model designed specially for crossfit training. Until now. The adidas adiPure Trainer channels the natural movement philosophy that's taken off running health and fitness club for a minimal sneaker that strengthens the foot while building balance and dexterity. The new kid on the block has arrived and is ready for challenges.... the crossfit style.