What's your marathon time? Can someone that runs at about 4:15 still be okay with this shoe or is it really for anyone running sub 3:30? Also I know a lot of people are going half a size up with this one compared to TTS with the AP3.
@@Kaisersozze My best marathon was a 3:02 at Chicago. I ran in the Diadora Gara carbon. I would think the AP4 shoe would still be okay for a 4:15 but I would worry for anything past it because it is so squishy. I do believe that it is comfortable enough that regardless of your marathon time, I just don’t know if the later miles would still have that same pop after 4:30 or 5 hours. Also I had no problems with my size 10. I wear a USA mens 10 for every running shoe 👍🏻
I honestly think whatever you have for the AP3, get the same size for AP4👍🏻 I think you can return it if you run/try it out on the treadmill vs the road
@@BrandonCPack1 unfortunately, adidas in my country sux and wants to play the 'nike-hype' game. so i am getting a pair from another country, got no change to try 'em on. appreciate the input
I just got the pro 4's and I'm a 10,5 in almost every shoe and got the pro 4's in a 10,5 and I'd say they're quite snug compared to my other running shoes. I would recommend going half a size up when you're above us 10, that's the advice I've been seeing on the internet.
I notice in the stability you have a bit of over-pronation. how is the stability? I over-pronate and do fine in the AP3 but concerned about the softer foam and decoupled heel.
Squishy is a much better word than compressible. 1:37 That comment made me smile. Good review.
@@TomCantu-q2x haha gotta keep it real
the Pro 3 is a blister machine. never ever had blisters from an Adizero before. buying pro 4
What's your marathon time? Can someone that runs at about 4:15 still be okay with this shoe or is it really for anyone running sub 3:30? Also I know a lot of people are going half a size up with this one compared to TTS with the AP3.
@@Kaisersozze My best marathon was a 3:02 at Chicago. I ran in the Diadora Gara carbon. I would think the AP4 shoe would still be okay for a 4:15 but I would worry for anything past it because it is so squishy. I do believe that it is comfortable enough that regardless of your marathon time, I just don’t know if the later miles would still have that same pop after 4:30 or 5 hours. Also I had no problems with my size 10. I wear a USA mens 10 for every running shoe 👍🏻
@@BrandonCPack1 Thanks for the response! 3:02 is pretty awesome!
@ Thanks! Trying to make it to Boston 👍🏻
Great review!
@@hammettmk Thanks! I hope you like them as much as me 😁
size guide has been all over. some says stick with your AP3 when getting AP4. while some says half-size up when getting AP4
I honestly think whatever you have for the AP3, get the same size for AP4👍🏻 I think you can return it if you run/try it out on the treadmill vs the road
@@BrandonCPack1 unfortunately, adidas in my country sux and wants to play the 'nike-hype' game. so i am getting a pair from another country, got no change to try 'em on. appreciate the input
Oh dang, they just released a white and black color way today in the USA. Maybe try a local running store, or sporting goods?
I just got the pro 4's and I'm a 10,5 in almost every shoe and got the pro 4's in a 10,5 and I'd say they're quite snug compared to my other running shoes. I would recommend going half a size up when you're above us 10, that's the advice I've been seeing on the internet.
@ I’ve seen that on the internet but everyone in person I’ve talked to gets their normal size
I notice in the stability you have a bit of over-pronation. how is the stability? I over-pronate and do fine in the AP3 but concerned about the softer foam and decoupled heel.
@@matthewmyers7826 the foam is less firm so it could a little more unstable, but I don’t notice it really to be honest
What about the pro 5?
Pro 5 aren’t a thing yet