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Adidas Microbounce FH Incite
$99.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:Breathable enough to keep feet cool and dry. Cushioning makes feet feel comfortable and prevents soreness. Great traction on most surface types.
The Cons:Shoe laces tend to come undone, need to make sure you double-knot them. Tongue has a tendency to slide down while running.
The Adidas Microbounce FH Incite shoe is a mid-range athletic shoe designed mainly for running. It uses Adidas' Bounce feature, which appears as a plastic spring section under the heel, and in particular the "microbounce" is a slightly more rigid form of the technology that is supposed to provide quicker rebounding.
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The upper region of the shoe is made of mesh and is supposed to optimize ventilation, and the tongue is made partly of ethyl-vinyl acetate, for added comfort. It features a composite rubber sole that is supposed to be durable and protects areas of the shoe that have the most impact, the heel and the off-toe area. The midsole is made of molded EVA and the interior of the shoe has a textile coating, once again supposed to increase comfort.
Features
- Released June 2009
- Adidas "Bounce" rebound heel
- Microbounce provides quick rebounds
- Molded EVA insole designed for comfort
- Durable and lightweight outsole
- Full-mesh upper for ventilation
- EVA tongue
- Interior textile lining
- Available in numerous colors
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Pros & Cons
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breathable enough to keep feet cool and dry
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cushioning makes feet feel comfortable and prevents soreness
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great traction on most surface types
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fairly light, don't normally notice the weight at all
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enough shock absorption to handle running without sore joints or shin splints
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shoe laces tend to come undone, need to make sure you double-knot them
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tongue has a tendency to slide down while running
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