Daily trainer · Neutral · Road · 7.8 oz (women's)
Discontinued — we no longer see this shoe in stock. The adidas adiZero Aegis 3 replaced it
How it ranks
The adidas Adizero Aegis 2’s rating is an early estimate. We’ve collected 3 runner reviews so far, with brand history also informing the score.
Confidence
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Confidence
35 Very low
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“Light weight moderate stability shoe and provides enough support for runs as long as 20+ miles but is light and responsive enough for 5-10 mile tempo and threshold runs”
“Fits very well, extremely comfortable, performs well and very durable”
“Running in this shoe for about four years and have never been injured”
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We don't have enough reviewer information on this shoe to make a judgment of cons.
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5/5
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Anonymous runner · Apr 5, 2015
50 mpw came from the adidas Boston Classic
5/5
Overall
TheRunningMan · Sep 19, 2014
60 mpw training for a half marathon
5/5
Overall
LRC Realist · Sep 19, 2014
training for a half marathon
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