adidas' most versatile trainer, the Boston, is bringing more of everything you loved to the version 13.
The Boston 13 is perfect for anyone looking for a fast trainer that offers both versatility and great value. Whether you're out for an easy run, pushing the pace in tempo sessions, or racing a marathon, this shoe has you covered.
adidas took the feedback and redesigned the upper in the Boston 13. More Lightstrike Pro in forefoot, carbon-infused Energy Rods, better upper fit, and updated rubber on lateral side. The combination of Lightstrike foam, Continental and LightTraxion rubber holds up well over many miles.
The adidas Adizero Boston 13 is a versatile shoe that combines race-ready performance with everyday durability, making it a great choice for training and racing.
What to love:
- Race day technology and speedy feel to everyday training
- Great training companion to your race day shoe (like the Adios Pro 4)
- Versatile for a wide range of paces and great value for its performance and durability
UPPER
- A new mesh upper for lightweight breathability and improved comfort
- New eyestays, padded tongue, collar and heel for a more secure and personalised fit
MIDSOLE
- With 13.8% more of adidas best-in-class foam, Lightstrike Pro, delivering responsiveness and cushioning for longer training runs
- Lightstrike cushioning as the midsole base to give stability and durability
- Energy Rods 2.0 providing forefoot energy return and dynamic stability
OUTSOLE
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