When adidas made the claim that the Ultra Boost is the greatest running shoe ever made, we were skeptical… until we tried it on. That shoe really did deliver on improved response time, construction changes and cushioning from the Boost to Ultra Boost variants. And now, the brand is making similar claims with their Boost HD technology that you can see here in the adidas Pulseboost HD Sneakers. Available now, or in the very near future, in four different colorways ranging from from monochrome gray or white to black with orange accents or the reverse, these kicks contain a new Boost midsole technology that gives the wearer increased stability, outstanding grip and energy return without sacrificing the comfort we’ve come to expect from Boost. What’s more, the new Adapt Knit upper is flexible, form-fitting and stylish in any of the color options. As if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a QR code in the tongue of every shoe that links to a Spotify playlist based on your location. This is one next level shoe.
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