Adidas Evo SL
Men'sBrighton, UKSpeedwork
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“Black and white. Came in from another runner. We checked it over: cushioning firm and even, no creases or leaning. One thing to know: a small hole in the mesh on the front of the left shoe, by the little toe, shown in the photos. It doesn't change how they run, but we want you to see it before you buy. Rubbed smooth patches on the grip at the front and along the heel edge, plenty of tread left. Small speckled marks on the back of the heel, looks only. Cleaned, original laces. Ready for easy runs, long runs and recovery days.”
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Condition & life
83% life left · 498 km to go
Roughly 62 more runs, about 12 weeks at 40 km/week.
Graded by hand by NORMA: the life left is our assessment of this exact pair after inspecting it, not logged mileage.
- Hand-inspected: upper, outsole, midsole and heel
- Cleaned
- Deodorised
- Photographed by NORMA, this exact pair
- Returns
- 14 days, return postage on us
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- Free delivery
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Expert summary
The Adidas Adizero Evo SL is widely praised as a lightweight, responsive, and versatile trainer, excelling especially at tempo runs and faster daily training. Its Lightstrike Pro midsole delivers a springy, energetic ride that testers found ideal for threshold and progression workouts, while still being soft enough for easy miles. The shoe is light and agile, making it suitable for racing up to the half marathon for those who prefer non-plated shoes, though plated racers offer more propulsion for competitive events. For daily training, it performs very well, but some reviewers note it lacks the plushness and stability of dedicated long-run or recovery shoes, especially for runners needing more support or running 15+ miles at a time. The upper is breathable and secure, but the non-gusseted tongue and minimal padding may not suit all foot shapes. Durability is a concern for high-mileage users due to exposed midsole wear. The shoe is not designed for trail use, lacking traction and protection for technical terrain. For recovery runs, it is adequate but not as gentle or forgiving as softer, more cushioned trainers.
Ideal as, Speedwork. Best suited for intermediate to advanced runners who value a lightweight, responsive trainer for tempo runs, long workouts, and race day. Ideal for those with medium to wide feet seeking a versatile shoe that can handle a mix of training intensities and distances, and who appreciate a modern, energetic ride without a carbon plate.
Pros
- Exceptionally lightweight build delivers a nimble, fast feel for both daily training and uptempo sessions
- Full-length Lightstrike Pro midsole offers energetic cushioning and impressive responsiveness across a range of paces
- Versatile design adapts well to long runs, tempo workouts, and even race day efforts, making it a true all-rounder
- Breathable mesh upper keeps feet cool and comfortable during extended efforts
Cons
- Sparse upper and thin tongue can lead to fit issues, especially for runners with narrow feet or those preferring a snug lockdown
- Lack of reflective elements reduces visibility for early morning or nighttime runs
Specs
This pair
About this model · 2024
Key featuresFull-length Lightstrike Pro midsole · Aggressive forefoot rocker · Lightweight mesh upper · Continental rubber outsole · 6 mm drop · Secure heel counter
The seller
Brighton, UK. This pair ships from Brighton, UK.
“Black and white. Came in from another runner. We checked it over: cushioning firm and even, no creases or leaning. One thing to know: a small hole in the mesh on the front of the left shoe, by the little toe, shown in the photos. It doesn't change how they run, but we want you to see it before you buy. Rubbed smooth patches on the grip at the front and along the heel edge, plenty of tread left. Small speckled marks on the back of the heel, looks only. Cleaned, original laces. Ready for easy runs, long runs and recovery days.”