Adidas adiStar Salvation

A well-balanced shoe for moderate over-pronators.

The Salvation, formerly adiStar Control, has become slightly wider and more cushioned in the forefoot to give a more stable feel. Overlays on the forefoot are now stitched onto the upper rather than glued, to save weight and to enable a looser, more breathable mesh to be used. As befits the ... Continue reading

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Hugo De Rijk

These shoes are very comfortable when you first put them on, however with continuous blister problems would not buy them again. Continue reading...

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Phillip Henwood

I am used to New Balance where I haven't had these problems despite high mileage. I would recommend these shoes but suggest you also look at the NB offering. These are expensive. Continue reading...

Phil-by-Sea

I have very flat feet, so the substantial arch support causes blistering, but at the same correcting my gait nicely.
I prefer blisters than shin-splints, so these shoes get my vote - (compeed comes in handy). Continue reading...

Johnny5

Out of the box ran 8 miles in the rain at 1 minute per mile faster than my normal pace. Completely confortable for my semi-wide (F fit) feet and 175cm, 199lb stocky body. No rubbing, blisters, very impressed, b Continue reading...

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xxxpancho

Ive tried several different trainers either they were to hard, not offering enough cushioning and i kept getting knee problems. I then came across the salvation"excellent". I feel so much support and comfort that i don't wish for any other trainer I'm on to my 4th pair. I hope their are not to many changes in the Salvation 2 trainer due out shortly.

Posted: 26/02/2010 at 19:06

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