The heel slippage and stiff upper on the invincible is what's holding it back for me from being a 10/10 daily. I agree however it can feel unstable or wobbly due to the cushion height, but I can see it benefiting in the long run once broken into. ZoomX is the softest most comfortable cushion but at the cost of durability. They bottom out quick. With the extra stack height on these, the foam should break in nicely and last a bit longer.
I dont own any sneakers with zoomX but i had 5 6 pairs of ultra boosts, some for running and others just for casual use. I couldnt believe how fast they bottom out. 1 2 months and the comfort is gone. Thats why im considering trying these invincibles.
Have them both, and this is my thoughts. The Ultraboost OG is much more functional than these 2. The light boost is way more stable than Invincible run. the Invincible run is crazy soft compare to light boost. But this is the shoe that I don't recommend running downhill. Invincible run is not stable AT ALL. It felt like I can roll my ankle for standing for more than 10 seconds. That chances of you getting injured is higher with Invincible run. The Light boost is more like a performance shoe. I don't recommend it for casual or lifestyle shoe. It felt like stepping on the concrete compare to the Invincible Run. Both are great shoes. But I will pick the Invincible run all day. It's crazy soft and it'll definitely take you further when you run. But Men, Nike has to do something with the stability of this shoe. This is the 3rd version but the stability still sucks.
@@jeffreyhall8195 Definitely not the shoe for Osteoarthritis. The Invincibles give me exactly the symptoms of Osteoarthritis(joint pain). I would only recommend it for someone who needs running shoes with arch support and is a midfoot striker or heel striker. If you really want a max-cushioning shoe, I would recommend you to first find the right drop for your foot issues(I wear zero drop on firm sole shoes but I prefer 6 to 8 mm drop on max cushion shoes. 10 mm drop on any shoe gives me backpain and zero drop on max cushion shoe gives me ankle issues). After finding the right drop, come back and watch Hes Kicks videos to find the most comfortable shoes then check the drop on those shoes and never choose a shoe that Hes Kicks rate the stability lower than 8(he's too generous with stability and you'll need to reduce his stability rating by -3 to find the real stability of many of those max cushion shoes). Goodluck!
02:05 you want a stiffer spring when running. That's why carbon plate runners are not flexible at all when you try to bend them with your hands. The weight of your body produces much more force than you can with your hands so it needs to be stiff to propel you forward.
I really appreciate the walking comparison. I have a fake knee and have been considering these 2 or the Endorphin Speed 2's. The Invicible run's just don't appear to have a good heal to toe transition from your walking they do appear very unstable and wobbly as you stated. These are a no go for me. Thank you!
Invincible upper is terrible 😢 and heel slippage takes the love out of the midsole. 😂😂 ... Ultraboost is a perfectionist and you can't beat the uppers Adidas makes. ❤ Midsoles are balanced and feel consistent to the nature of shoes Adidas makes
@@andyrao7700 It’s funny that you pointed this out, I was saying the same thing the other day to a coworker. “I said I would love to combine the Invincible Run Midsole with an UltraBOOST upper”
Problem with the UBs is that they're too tight across the instep for people like me. I have 1 pair of UB20s and they are good but I've had UB4.0s, 19s, 20s and I couldn't even get the 21s and 22s on my feet.
Invincibles are the comfiest shoes I’ve ever owned. I’ve had several Ultraboosts and they don’t come close. Agree on the comments about slippage though.
After about 7:25 it seems you are comparing the Ultra Boost light to the Invincible run 3, but you refer to the Adidas shoe as the Ultra Boost 22 several times (7:37, 7:49, 7:59, 8:35). Looking at the shoe in your hand, B role footage, and how you are otherwise talking was the Ultra Boost 22 reference a mix up?
Went for a run in the invincible run 3’s and they are really just for running that’s when they feel more stable. And they are really good for preventing plantar fascia strain in my flat feet. Running down a medium slop was an absolute blast for me and I enjoyed heel striking in them 😊. What I would say though is when lacing up, you only want slight tension around your foot and not too snug because there is not much flexibility in the upper
I already had to return a pair of invincibles since I got a hole in the toe area after 1 month. Got another pair but they aren't as great as the 1 or 2. As a wide footer, I haven't been able to fit into an UB since the 20s. (size 13) If you're a wide footer, you're better off buying Invinscible 2s at half off then paying 180 for a new pair of 3s unless you have the Nike hook up (40% off)
The ultraboost light is much firmer and a lot less cushy and comfy compared to older ultraboost sneakers i had. I'd give them a 6/10 rating. The NB 1080v13 and asics nimbus 26 are both much softer and comfy imo.
Maybe a minor point, but I find that the UB 22's & UBL's Continental outsole rubber is much quieter when walking vs. the IR 3, at least on my tile floor. As someone who's a bit sensitive to rubber noises (misophonia), I appreciate the near silence of the UB models and cringe a bit when walking with the IR 3. That being said, Adidas' 4DFWD 2 Continental outsole is easily the most silent I've ever had... impressively stealthy.
I own a pair of Nike Reacts and personally felt that it's too wobbly, to a point where I damaged my ankle by twisting them while running over an uneven surface. I believe it's the same feeling with Invincible.
Never owned the Adidas but due to heel surgery, I have been in the Invincible 2 and 3 for over 3 years now. The 3 was an upgrade in a few ways for me, Deeper, better lateral stability and softness feel in the heel. The 3 upper material was a miss for me though just like he said. I would love to see that heel softness combined with lateral stability next (if that is possible for us high arched folks) . Perhaps I will give the Adidas a try as well. Thanks for the review (it's 1 year old now lol)
I am actively comparing these 2 which one of these 2 would you recommend me to buy for long standing days on the job and long walks with the occasional runs!!! I hope people give good feed back of both shoes so can I choose One of these !!!!
Did you find that Adidas tends to fit slightly smaller in size than the Nike? I have a Nike Miler (last version) in size 10 and the Adidas seems to really squish my toes. I wonder if I need to exchange it for a 10.5 in Adidas sizing?
I'm overweight, muscular. 245 lb. invincible run 3 are amazing, however those will not work for a regular run if you have a similar or higher weight, those are so unstable for my weight that I can't even do warming without rolling my ankles. However I do HIIT and sprints at top speed and that marshmellow feeling and protection to my bones has no comparison so I will use them for those sprints at all speed, only for runs in a straight line and in a very flat floor. Honestly I love them, I have never feel that bounce and cushion in my life. Now the UB23 seems like the best option for overweight users, as it feels more stable and for a regular run like 10k up to a marathon those will be perfect.
Helo i Want to Ask im 90kg , 9.5 size shoes. What is better & Comfort ? Nike invi 3 or New Balance Fresh Foam X More v4 ? For stand & Walking ? Thx for advices 🙏🏻
10 miles twice a week. (On the treadmill) 7miles in 60min Then 3 for 30 I love ultraboost, they gave me the cushion and support I needed for years . They came out with the 22s and I didn’t like them, kept using the older version. But I got curious, tried the invincible run (why not, Nikes return policy is the best) I’m running in the invincibles now, the support and cushion is 2x as better as the ultraboost and feel lighter. My last run felt like I was running on clouds, and I like that.
Like em both but, ultra boost and invincible run 3, but both so expensive. Have or will either of em go on sale in the near future!? Every dollar helps!
Worthwhile comparison. Max cushion shoes IMHO (I'm a "casual runner"....more a sprinter/lifestyle/walker guy). So the Invincible...if I were vaguely into running would be for as runners put it ....for "recovery days". Not the kind of shoe you want to wear daily for trips to the gym, dog walks, gocery getting....not an "all rounder"....you said the Ultra Light had some stability to it....buyt a little too expensive for MY needs at almost $280 CAD...heh..."more affordable" alterntives Asics Nimbus 29 or 30, Saucony Tempus, NB 880 or 1080....Puma Velocity Nitro 2....best deal..for a "do everything shoe/daily trainer"...
i have the invincible 2 and the ultraboost light and the 4wd 4d 3!!! i think nike is more for runing the shape the foam the style and adidas ultraboost well first sneaker and then runing now the 4d is very good but for a fast runing pace not for to mush distance it feels diferent but when you run casually and not too long and keep a fast kind of tempo it givew you back the energy
Is anyone going to talk about how the new 2023 Ultraboost 1.0 retro are not as comfortable as the OGs or retros of the 1.0s made from 2020-2022? I understand the new 2023 1.0 retros are now made of recycled materials which is potentially the catalyst but it is quite significant how less comfortable they are than the originals or the prior retros
Invincibles are my pick. The ultraboosts seem to have really thin forefoots, the same problem I had with the Pegasus. I don’t need springy gimmicks for a daily trainer or easy run shoe.
For me being a manly Nike air guy for so long when I work I found my self manly going back to the old Ultraboost uncaged. I tried each time new Ultraboost came out and just not as good to me, same with nike I keep trying dif types of foam, found the pegasus trail gore-tex models being good option till the new trail 4 came out its too tall foam wise just like others. And lack of all black as an option. The old ultraboost was lower profile and found that it never flattened out like the 21 and 22 seem to flatten out like other large foams. Lastly adidas has no locations to buy the gore-tex ultraboost only can order online and ship them, the 22 don't fit like the reg 22 do making it a pain to deal with. Nike pegasus trail gore-tex can get at dick's, most locations have them in stock and nike online has limited sizes left but to me the reg non gore tex pegasus trail fit just the same only thing I found was right foot heal would roll in on a few pairs I tried on but not all them.
im actually still craving that very forgiving upper that the OG ultraboosts had. Great for casual wear for guys with wide and thick feet like me. Not a fan of these containing, stiff, sock like uppers.
Sorry to say this but the Light Boost foam on the UB Light has a strikingly and eerily similarities with the Lightstrike and Lightstrike Pro. Adidas is just renaming stuff here and there just to throw something out of the door.
Hes please do a review of the Saucony Triumph 20s!! The foam itself looks a lot like light boost. I’m really curious to see how they feel vs the ultraboost light and invincible run
Adidas should stop experimenting and just copy Saucony's PWRRUN+ or PWRRUN PB midsole formula and call it a day. Both uses the same material anyway, well at least they both uses pellets. Saucony's bouncier and lighter than any adidas boost equipped shoes
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I love the top down view of the shoes! Helps me see what it would look like from my perspective wearing them! Thanks hes!
I have both shoes but damn man the boost feels extremely good especially on that upper
Putting the upper aside, in regards of the sole and comfort which one you prefer ?
@@abdiel489 i have both and i like the invicible run 3 more. the comfort is just soo good
@@FLbryant on a ratio of comfort 1-10 how would u rate both shoes
@@itzlion6529 honestly i would give them both a 10/10
What do you guys prefer for a casual, all around shoe like for gym, Jogs and maybe office wear? (I work in a hospital)
The heel slippage and stiff upper on the invincible is what's holding it back for me from being a 10/10 daily. I agree however it can feel unstable or wobbly due to the cushion height, but I can see it benefiting in the long run once broken into. ZoomX is the softest most comfortable cushion but at the cost of durability. They bottom out quick. With the extra stack height on these, the foam should break in nicely and last a bit longer.
I dont own any sneakers with zoomX but i had 5 6 pairs of ultra boosts, some for running and others just for casual use. I couldnt believe how fast they bottom out. 1 2 months and the comfort is gone. Thats why im considering trying these invincibles.
@@jackjackdom it’s an inherent nature of soft midsoles bud. Nikes version won’t fix that.
Have them both, and this is my thoughts.
The Ultraboost OG is much more functional than these 2. The light boost is way more stable than Invincible run. the Invincible run is crazy soft compare to light boost. But this is the shoe that I don't recommend running downhill. Invincible run is not stable AT ALL. It felt like I can roll my ankle for standing for more than 10 seconds. That chances of you getting injured is higher with Invincible run. The Light boost is more like a performance shoe. I don't recommend it for casual or lifestyle shoe. It felt like stepping on the concrete compare to the Invincible Run. Both are great shoes. But I will pick the Invincible run all day. It's crazy soft and it'll definitely take you further when you run. But Men, Nike has to do something with the stability of this shoe. This is the 3rd version but the stability still sucks.
would you recommend Invincible 3 for someone with Osteoarthritis (foot issues) for long walking everyday shoe? thanks.
@@jeffreyhall8195 Definitely not the shoe for Osteoarthritis. The Invincibles give me exactly the symptoms of Osteoarthritis(joint pain). I would only recommend it for someone who needs running shoes with arch support and is a midfoot striker or heel striker. If you really want a max-cushioning shoe, I would recommend you to first find the right drop for your foot issues(I wear zero drop on firm sole shoes but I prefer 6 to 8 mm drop on max cushion shoes. 10 mm drop on any shoe gives me backpain and zero drop on max cushion shoe gives me ankle issues).
After finding the right drop, come back and watch Hes Kicks videos to find the most comfortable shoes then check the drop on those shoes and never choose a shoe that Hes Kicks rate the stability lower than 8(he's too generous with stability and you'll need to reduce his stability rating by -3 to find the real stability of many of those max cushion shoes). Goodluck!
02:05 you want a stiffer spring when running. That's why carbon plate runners are not flexible at all when you try to bend them with your hands. The weight of your body produces much more force than you can with your hands so it needs to be stiff to propel you forward.
Agreed, the demo is actually terrible considering that nobody weighs 1 pound for that level of weak spring to do anything meaningful.
I really appreciate the walking comparison. I have a fake knee and have been considering these 2 or the Endorphin Speed 2's. The Invicible run's just don't appear to have a good heal to toe transition from your walking they do appear very unstable and wobbly as you stated. These are a no go for me. Thank you!
Invincible upper is terrible 😢 and heel slippage takes the love out of the midsole. 😂😂 ... Ultraboost is a perfectionist and you can't beat the uppers Adidas makes. ❤ Midsoles are balanced and feel consistent to the nature of shoes Adidas makes
I totally agree that the uppers on Adidas are MUCH BETTER then Nike. I would love to see an invincible run midsole with an UltraBOOST upper
@@sneakersonfeet9045 unfortunately companies don't see this
@@andyrao7700 It’s funny that you pointed this out, I was saying the same thing the other day to a coworker. “I said I would love to combine the Invincible Run Midsole with an UltraBOOST upper”
Problem with the UBs is that they're too tight across the instep for people like me. I have 1 pair of UB20s and they are good but I've had UB4.0s, 19s, 20s and I couldn't even get the 21s and 22s on my feet.
@@andyrao7700 you're obviously not a runner
Great review! Been wanting someone to do this... Seems they both have plus points for comfort.
I prefer the Ultraboost for casual and walking and the Invincible for running
They both work for either tho
@@itzlion6529nah the invincible are way better for running but I’d still choose the adidas because they look better and not like bulky running shoes
@@angelmaldonado5657 invincibles probably do it a bit better but ultraboosts very much get the job done well
How good is the adidas one for casual walking and standing for long time
Invincibles are the comfiest shoes I’ve ever owned. I’ve had several Ultraboosts and they don’t come close. Agree on the comments about slippage though.
Nice comparison, how do you feel about the sizing of Ultraboost vs Invincible 3? Thanks if you could compare please, I'm getting one.
I don’t know about everyone else, but for me personally, I have had no issues with the upper and heal slip of the invincible
I have them and am perfectly happy, but I am not a pro runner, just an average joe
True to size for both of y’all?
Thank you for your great review! It helps me so much!
After about 7:25 it seems you are comparing the Ultra Boost light to the Invincible run 3, but you refer to the Adidas shoe as the Ultra Boost 22 several times (7:37, 7:49, 7:59, 8:35). Looking at the shoe in your hand, B role footage, and how you are otherwise talking was the Ultra Boost 22 reference a mix up?
Went for a run in the invincible run 3’s and they are really just for running that’s when they feel more stable. And they are really good for preventing plantar fascia strain in my flat feet. Running down a medium slop was an absolute blast for me and I enjoyed heel striking in them 😊. What I would say though is when lacing up, you only want slight tension around your foot and not too snug because there is not much flexibility in the upper
What is heel striking?
@@RogueMemez it’s basically striking the ground with the heal of your foot with every stride.
I get shin splints, is the invincible good for preventing that
I already had to return a pair of invincibles since I got a hole in the toe area after 1 month. Got another pair but they aren't as great as the 1 or 2. As a wide footer, I haven't been able to fit into an UB since the 20s. (size 13)
If you're a wide footer, you're better off buying Invinscible 2s at half off then paying 180 for a new pair of 3s unless you have the Nike hook up (40% off)
The ultraboost light is much firmer and a lot less cushy and comfy compared to older ultraboost sneakers i had. I'd give them a 6/10 rating. The NB 1080v13 and asics nimbus 26 are both much softer and comfy imo.
Yoooo! You're rocking a DBTK shirt! 🔥😮
With that. I'm gonna wait for UB 2023 to go on sale super low. I don't like unstable super squishy pairs 😅
Maybe a minor point, but I find that the UB 22's & UBL's Continental outsole rubber is much quieter when walking vs. the IR 3, at least on my tile floor. As someone who's a bit sensitive to rubber noises (misophonia), I appreciate the near silence of the UB models and cringe a bit when walking with the IR 3. That being said, Adidas' 4DFWD 2 Continental outsole is easily the most silent I've ever had... impressively stealthy.
I own a pair of Nike Reacts and personally felt that it's too wobbly, to a point where I damaged my ankle by twisting them while running over an uneven surface. I believe it's the same feeling with Invincible.
Which is better for treadmill use?
Great video Hes thanks for posting
Never owned the Adidas but due to heel surgery, I have been in the Invincible 2 and 3 for over 3 years now. The 3 was an upgrade in a few ways for me, Deeper, better lateral stability and softness feel in the heel. The 3 upper material was a miss for me though just like he said. I would love to see that heel softness combined with lateral stability next (if that is possible for us high arched folks) . Perhaps I will give the Adidas a try as well. Thanks for the review (it's 1 year old now lol)
I am actively comparing these 2 which one of these 2 would you recommend me to buy for long standing days on the job and long walks with the occasional runs!!! I hope people give good feed back of both shoes so can I choose One of these !!!!
Thank you for this video!
Can you do a comparison between Ultraboost Light and Solarboost 5 ?
Out of all shoes........what shoe would you recommend for MAX cushion?
I wonder if the LEP system will be as bouncy ( or even bouncy at all) with body weight on it.
Is ultraboost light good for daily training? Slow 5k runs?
Did you find that Adidas tends to fit slightly smaller in size than the Nike? I have a Nike Miler (last version) in size 10 and the Adidas seems to really squish my toes. I wonder if I need to exchange it for a 10.5 in Adidas sizing?
which of two is more durable and will last longer ?
I'm overweight, muscular. 245 lb. invincible run 3 are amazing, however those will not work for a regular run if you have a similar or higher weight, those are so unstable for my weight that I can't even do warming without rolling my ankles. However I do HIIT and sprints at top speed and that marshmellow feeling and protection to my bones has no comparison so I will use them for those sprints at all speed, only for runs in a straight line and in a very flat floor. Honestly I love them, I have never feel that bounce and cushion in my life. Now the UB23 seems like the best option for overweight users, as it feels more stable and for a regular run like 10k up to a marathon those will be perfect.
Helo i Want to Ask im 90kg , 9.5 size shoes. What is better & Comfort ? Nike invi 3 or New Balance Fresh Foam X More v4 ? For stand & Walking ? Thx for advices 🙏🏻
Disappointed with ultra boost light, tried for 5 minutes returning22 are way better more cushion and support. Try on one of each.
Funny I just recently purchased both of these and I agree I love the way the invincible looks but wear my adidas ultra boost 22 more often ❤
Aesthetically speaking only, i prefer the UltraBoost 22!
You are the MAN!!!!!
Should i buy the invincible run 3’s if i don’t run? Im on my feet a lot and I weigh around 210lbs, need some comfortable shoes!
They don’t last.
@@user-ck7jv1hn8k thank you so much, i have placed the order, I’ll return them without trying then, cause if i do, ill keep them XP
10 miles twice a week. (On the treadmill)
7miles in 60min
Then 3 for 30
I love ultraboost, they gave me the cushion and support I needed for years . They came out with the 22s and I didn’t like them, kept using the older version.
But I got curious, tried the invincible run (why not, Nikes return policy is the best)
I’m running in the invincibles now, the support and cushion is 2x as better as the ultraboost and feel lighter.
My last run felt like I was running on clouds, and I like that.
For me Invincible 3 is better than Nimbus 25 or NB More V4
That giant Nike check on the toe of the invincibles is a deal breaker. The over-branding is out of control at Nike
thats the whole point lol..u wanna display that nike swoosh for everyone to see, every angle possible lol.. #justdoit
Like em both but, ultra boost and invincible run 3, but both so expensive. Have or will either of em go on sale in the near future!? Every dollar helps!
Adidas had them 65 percent off like a day ago idk if it’s still up tho
Worthwhile comparison.
Max cushion shoes IMHO (I'm a "casual runner"....more a sprinter/lifestyle/walker guy). So the Invincible...if I were vaguely into running would be for as runners put it ....for "recovery days". Not the kind of shoe you want to wear daily for trips to the gym, dog walks, gocery getting....not an "all rounder"....you said the Ultra Light had some stability to it....buyt a little too expensive for MY needs at almost $280 CAD...heh..."more affordable" alterntives Asics Nimbus 29 or 30, Saucony Tempus, NB 880 or 1080....Puma Velocity Nitro 2....best deal..for a "do everything shoe/daily trainer"...
Are all 22’s the same(size wise) want to order another pair
Would like to see a comparison between NB 1080 vs Nike Invincible Run
Which pants do you have on in the video man?
What color is the Nike invincible 3 please???
Just bought my first pair of ultra boost today. Do they take a while to get broken in? They seem so tight
If they fit tight I'd recommend going up half a size if possible but yes either way the material should stretch to fit better after a bit!
Remove the insole.
@@gabrielsalazar1057 ok good. Too late now
@@timzusa does that not make them uncomfortable or something?
@@Averagedestiny2addict Didn’t really affect the feel for me.
Love your channel HES
i have the invincible 2 and the ultraboost light and the 4wd 4d 3!!! i think nike is more for runing the shape the foam the style and adidas ultraboost well first sneaker and then runing now the 4d is very good but for a fast runing pace not for to mush distance it feels diferent but when you run casually and not too long and keep a fast kind of tempo it givew you back the energy
Can u pls do a video on the best x-wide road running shoes for forefoot strikers?
squishy = wobble = more intrinsic muscle use for balance and adjustment = sore feet
I recently got the pureboost 22 rather than the ultraboost 22 for casual wear, I didn't like the tight fit and the huge boost on the back
as an RN walking for 12 hrs, i have hoka, nike, skechers,on and adidas. the ultraboost is the best...i would try asics next time
Why are all the videos reviewing the Ultraboost 22 using the same colour?
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I am under impression that sneaker junkies mostly prepare for their biggest challenge the Disney world?
Pls anyone answer which one better for jumping and which one better for speed ?
i will thank you if you told me ❤
Is anyone going to talk about how the new 2023 Ultraboost 1.0 retro are not as comfortable as the OGs or retros of the 1.0s made from 2020-2022? I understand the new 2023 1.0 retros are now made of recycled materials which is potentially the catalyst but it is quite significant how less comfortable they are than the originals or the prior retros
Ultraboost is the best for daily walk and work
Invincibles are my pick. The ultraboosts seem to have really thin forefoots, the same problem I had with the Pegasus. I don’t need springy gimmicks for a daily trainer or easy run shoe.
I see you wearing dbtk shirt, nice one!
DAMN! THOSE DBTK SHIRT!!!!
I personally think my original pair of ultraboosts are much more comfortable than the 22s. The Boost is felt more
Better heel transitions, better energy return from the LEP strips, but I started to love the ASICS Nimbus it’s great
I own a pair of nike react infinity run flyknit 3 those offer good support but very wobble. i prefer the ultraboost for casual wear everyday..
Do the Invincible 3 vs the Gel Nimbus 25!
So how’s the sizing for the Boostlight?
For me being a manly Nike air guy for so long when I work I found my self manly going back to the old Ultraboost uncaged.
I tried each time new Ultraboost came out and just not as good to me, same with nike I keep trying dif types of foam, found the pegasus trail gore-tex models being good option till the new trail 4 came out its too tall foam wise just like others. And lack of all black as an option.
The old ultraboost was lower profile and found that it never flattened out like the 21 and 22 seem to flatten out like other large foams.
Lastly adidas has no locations to buy the gore-tex ultraboost only can order online and ship them, the 22 don't fit like the reg 22 do making it a pain to deal with. Nike pegasus trail gore-tex can get at dick's, most locations have them in stock and nike online has limited sizes left but to me the reg non gore tex pegasus trail fit just the same only thing I found was right foot heal would roll in on a few pairs I tried on but not all them.
I'm with you on the Ultraboost Uncaged. It's still my favorite. I need to try UB Light on feet.
Can you please, compare the Nike tempo next % VS the Nike invincible run 3
You can feel the ground in the 22s in the toe area you can’t in the invincible run
Ultra Boost 23 is bad Zoom X I haven't tried it yet and the best among them is Nimbus 25 Asics 😊
How long do you think it might be before the ultraboost lights go on some sort of sale? You've piqued my interest, but 190 is a lot.
it just came out. the new ultraboosts usually dont see any type of sale until the fall.
Just wait... They will be selling for 65 buckd in s few months.
Code of this adidas light plzz?
I’d like to know how the new UA slip speed stack up to these….
22’s way better, try one of each light/ 22
I bought ultra boost light in orange colour....
As someone else mentioned b4, could u review the adidas ultrabounce? They kinda look like ultraboost
Actual comparison starts at 5:15
Invincible run 3 VS Revel V3... pls thanks!
im actually still craving that very forgiving upper that the OG ultraboosts had. Great for casual wear for guys with wide and thick feet like me. Not a fan of these containing, stiff, sock like uppers.
Is the boost lite as soft or harder as regular boost or about the same?
much worse, avoid
Wish the 3’s didn’t have heel slippage
Yup, that's what happened to me after trying it out, and I ended up buying Nimbus 25, and it was worth it.
I’m not a runner , I have a super arch feet , can anyone give me advise which pair should I get ? Thank you so much .
skechers arch fit hyperburst, try ride 11
Are both true to size?
Invisible run are tight but the ultraboost give u more room
Are these good for people with wide feet?
@ 16 seconds. SNEAKERS ON FEET. #famous!
Lights are 1/2 size small than normal size. Ultra boost light is half the shoe of a 22
buy the invinsible run 3 if you plan on having a blister on ur heel.
Invincible ftw!
Sorry to say this but the Light Boost foam on the UB Light has a strikingly and eerily similarities with the Lightstrike and Lightstrike Pro. Adidas is just renaming stuff here and there just to throw something out of the door.
Both of these can’t touch Nimbus 25 or NB1080
You need to try out Saucony to your line up like the Triumph or the Tempus.
I’ve been telling him this for a while but he doesn’t review Saucony for some reason
@@abcd123553 Saucony makes excellent running shoes. I have 6 pairs
I have the jazz dst in black w reflective accents and holy shit they are so nice imo
Which shoe can you wear the longest? Ultraboost makes me feel like falling forward all the time
You forgot about the adidas 4D 🤦🏻♂️
Hes please do a review of the Saucony Triumph 20s!! The foam itself looks a lot like light boost. I’m really curious to see how they feel vs the ultraboost light and invincible run
Its ok, I have one in asphalt grey color. A bit firm, responsive
You should review the New Balance 880 v13
Nice video
Adidas should stop experimenting and just copy Saucony's PWRRUN+ or PWRRUN PB midsole formula and call it a day. Both uses the same material anyway, well at least they both uses pellets. Saucony's bouncier and lighter than any adidas boost equipped shoes
Can you please review Puma Shibui Cat slides
Adidas is the winner but Nike always make better looking shoes so thats why they are winning