Adidas released their ACE 16+ PureControl running shoe, which is a transformation from their popular ACE soccer shoe.
If you’re a soccer fan, you know that Adidas has been revolutionizing the way players wear soccer shoes or ‘boots’. They have shoes like the X, Lionel Messi’s personal brand (Messi) and the ACE. Now the retailer has decided to transform their popular ACE soccer boot into a running shoe that not only soccer players can enjoy.
Their calling it the ACE 16+ PureControl Ultra Boost. That is quite the name, but this shoe looks like it could be changing what running shoes should look and feel like. The ACE 16+ features the companies PURECUT laceless sock that gives optimal fit and comfort, according to their website. They use the same PURECUT in their soccer shoe.
The ACE 16+ also has the most responsive cushioning they have ever created and the more you push your feet, the more this shoe will help you stay comfortable. It also offers support for you heel, which is good considering this shoe how light it must be.
Maybe the most interesting feature of this shoe is that it has Continental rubber outsole for extra grip in any conditions you are running on. You might know the name Continental, since it is the automative manufacture that specializes in brakes and tyres.
The ACE 16+ can cost you around $200, but it could be well worth the price if you look at what technology is put into making a shoe like this. It comes in black, with a white midsole and yellow with a white midsole.
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Running shoes have drastically changed over the years and a lot of technology goes into them. The ACE 16+ isn’t the first shoe to change the way we wear shoes, and it will not be the last. Although, this shoe could be a must buy if you want a very supportive shoe, that offers the best feel, the best comfort and the best grip. It also looks pretty good as well.
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