Ep84 Adidas ULTRABOOST 5.0 DNA 2022 Core Black / Silver Metallic / Turbo "GZ0445"

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Unboxing/Quick check for quality/Weight test/Insoles Size test with my feet/On feet/Comparison with other sneakers: Adidas Ultraboost 22 & Supernova M & UB20/Final thoughts
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@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

If you have any questions just let me know. Please consider to SUBSCRIBE if you LIKE this channel. Thank you! 😊 My men's shoes sizes (my feet L = 26,2 - 26,4 cm (depends of the hour of the day) / W = 10 cm / H = 23,5 cm arch (my arches are medium to high, something to keep in mind!). ---Size in other Sneakers---: Nike (SB Dunk Low/Force 1 Low)/ Jordan 1 Low = EU 41/US 8 "good fit" Reebok (CLUB C REVENGE MU/Club C 85/CL LEGACY) = EU 41/US 8.5 "relaxed fit" Puma (Palace Guard) = EU 41/8.5 US "good fit" Clarks - Un Costa Lace = EU 41/US 8 it fits me a bit "relaxed" FILA (T1 Mid) = 41.5 "good fit" New Balance 997 (Made in USA) = EU 41.5/US 8 "great fit" New Balance 997H = EU 42/US 8.5 "good fit" New Balance 991 Made in England "Elite Gent" Pack = EU 41.5/US 8 "great fit" New Balance Fresh Foam V9/V10/V11 = EU 41.5 - US 8 New Balance Fresh Foam More V3 = EU 41.5 - US 8 "great comfort and best cushioning that I found so far 2021 07 16" New Balance FuelCell TC "MRCXCP" = EUR 41.5/USA 8 (great comfort and cushioning "best at 2022.03.03 in ALL the brands", I wish that the heel had been slightly more wider for amazing stability not just "great") Adidas Continental 80 = EU 41 1/3 - US 8 "great fit" Adidas SL 72 = EU 41 1/3 - US 8 (for Women US 9 = Men 8) "good fit" Adidas RIVALRY LOW = EU 41 1/3 - US 8 (good fit) Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Super Deluxe = EU 41.5/US 8 "good fit" 2020 Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 = EU 41.5/US 8 "great fit" 2016-2021 Diadora Heritage N9000 H ITA= EU 40.5/US 7.5 good fit (great comfort) Diadora Heritage Equipe Italia = EU 40.5/US 7.5 "good fit" Diadora Heritage N9000 H S SW = EU 40.5/US 7.5 good fit (great comfort) NB 1010 (Tiago) = EU 41.5/US 8 ("wide fit" if they ever release) or 42 (Standard maybe, never tried) my regular size 41.5 in NB in this case is a bit narrow for me Adidas Ultraboost 20 = EU 41 1/3 - US 8 (true to size in my case and just a bit tight at the beginning 0-1h for "lifestyle" sneakers, in time does stretch) Adidas ULTRABOOST WINTER.RDY (2020) = EU 41 1/3 - US 8 (true to size in my case they fit great with very little arch support) Adidas Ultraboost 21 = EU 41 1/3 - US 8 (good fit with some issues) Adidas Ultraboost 21 COLD.RDY = EUR 41 1/3 -US 8 (good fit, but I wish they were having a better cushioning) Adidas Ultraboost 22 - TTS in size EUR 41 1/3 - US 8 (big pressure point over my instep, they squeeze whey too much) Adidas Ultraboost 22 COLD.RDY - EUR 41 1/3 - US 8 slightly wider that UB22 but with the same problems on the cage Adidas Ultraboost 1.0 rLEA Lab - EUR 41 1/3 - US 8 slightly wider than UB20/21/22 and great fit and good comfort from my POV Adidas Takumi Sen 8 "H01121" - EUR 41 1/3 - USA 8 - they run a bit wide (that's a first) but at the same time for bigger instep creates issues with the rubber stripes, true to size for me, good to great cushioning... better stack would had been excellent Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2.0 - EUR 41 1/3 - USA 8 - best cushioning so far in Adidas (2022.03.18). Good fit, excellent comfort... the stack is ideal, the materials... most of them... plastic related (also smells exactly like plastic notebook cover) Nike ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit EUR 41 - US 8 = TTS, but a bit narrow for my feet (I'm NOT a athlete!) Asics GEL-KAYANO™ 28 LITE-SHOW™ - EUR 41.5 - US 8 ok fit From this moment in order that are posted: 2022.04.02 Adidas Ultraboost Predator Accelerator "HP7477" - Size EUR 41 1/3 or 8 USA... true to size, excellent comfort and cushioning in UB (very good value for money) 2022.04.12 District Vision x New Balance FuelCell RC Elite v2 "MRCELDV2" Size EUR 41.5 or 8 USA... tts, the best comfort and cushioning in all the sneakers that I've tried so far, Adidas Adios Pro 2.0 has slightly better bounce (as a running sneakers, good value for money) 2022.04.20 Nike Zoom Fly 4 "DQ4993-010" EUR 41 - USA 8... TTS, great comfort, good cushioning, cons for ME: the heel that bends to exterior if you put extra pressure on them, good value for money 2022.05.01 Adidas Supernova M Size EUR 41 1/3 or 8 USA... true to size, OK cushioning, great comfort, very good value for money 2022.05.07 Adidas ADIZERO X ALLBIRDS 2.94 KG CO2E... size EUR 41 1/3 - USA 8 TTS... cushioning almost OK, comfort good, not very long lasting, the grip is poor, value for money... not great 2022.05.11 Adidas ULTRABOOST 5.0 DNA - tts for me (EUR 41 1/3 or USA 8), Cushioning is OK (could be better), comfort is good, they look long lasting, value for money is OK (if you got them with some discount)... I will call them a "safe buy"! ---Boots---: Meermin "101518 - TOBACCO VINTAGE - E" = 41.5 EU (8.5 US) Last "Hiro" good fit Carmina CORDOVAN BOOTS 80179 SOLLER = 41 EU (8.5 US) Last "Soller" a bit "relaxed" ...so size down 0.5 for Soller last Red Wing 875 Moc Toe 6" = EU 41 - US 8 J. Crew Kenton Pacer = EU 41 - US 8 "great fit" Base London Siege = EU 41 - US 8 "they fit a bit bigger," so size down 0.5 if you can Kenneth Cole Click Ur Heels = EU 40 - US 7 "they fit like Converse All star very big" so size down 1 FULL size! Panama Jack Igloo = EU 41 - US 8 (great fit)

@Bambotb Год назад

No way these are 41 1/3...my feet are 26,5 and i need 42 2/3..also i think you should let them break in before talking about cushion..i bought boost slides after 1 week they were different and so comfy

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@Bambotb Irrelevant! Check my previous comment! PS: You should measure your feet in the evening (i.e 20:00) after a long period of time on feet. Is important to have your feet swallow before deciding what size you have in your feet. Because you will buy a pair in the store, are great and 2 h after wearing them you feel them too tight...

@soaringdooki Год назад

Super informative! I wanted new Ultraboosts for Disneyland and bought this pair on sale. Your vid is the first one I've found for this colorway and helped me get more excited for them. Thanks and keep up the great content!

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Thanks man! I really appreciate it!

@mikev77 Год назад

I'm normally an airmax guy but got these today and luv them.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Great to hear that! Thanks for sharing!

@Bambotb Год назад

Which cushioning shoes you recommend that are better than this?

@xderiwx Год назад

Awesome review! Just curious, what kind of socks were those? Thanks!

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Thanks! About the socks... Something inexpensive from Decathlon store... The brand is New Feel.

@costantineyoussif6679 Год назад

Awesome review brother just got one today for $70 from adidas outlet can’t complain it’s super comfy and looks good on feet as well 👍🏼

@EasyLifeES Год назад

At that price, is a good value for money!!! Great to hear that.

@quan8887 Год назад

Buy 1/2 size bigger?

@Jrman42 2 года назад

Im waiting for my online purchase just today.same color like that.

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

Cool, let me know after few weeks of use how they are.

@abhyudaysingh4519 7 месяцев назад

If you had to choose between xplr boost or dna 5.0 2022(considering comfort is priority and running is occasional)what would you recommend?

@EasyLifeES 7 месяцев назад

I did not try those "Xplr boost" so I can't say how they are or how big is the real stack inside... Ultraboost 5 is just OK but, the stack is NOT ENOUGH for lifestyle (hard to recommend those). Why not trying "RETROPY E5" instead? Those had better cushioning than Ultraboost 5 by far. I actually even made a video with them at some point (but never had the time to edit and publish) but, they were quite nice for lifestyle sneakers.

@chaquen81 Год назад

There is no point in saying you'd like changes made to these sneakers. These sneakers came out way before the 20s. Ultraboost 20 was made to be an improvement on these sneakers. These sneakers are still being made because people prefer this original design for casual wear over the Ultraboost 20, 21 & 22. Those are made strictly for performance.

@user-mm9vu9wc3f Год назад

Nice

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Thank you!

@mourawaldson Год назад

Can't find this color anywhere =/ pretty cool!

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Yeah, in some colors are harder to find them. But not impossible, you just need to look in the right place. This particular one you might find it in outlets, because has been available since the beginning of this year. Good luck!

@bffmrk Год назад

Would you say that the upper on these are thicker than UB22?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

No, they are kinda the same, maybe UB22 has it more dense and DNA 5 more airy.

@SB-tu2os Год назад

i prefer the 22 better because its more cushion and comfortable than the DNA 5.0. I chose comfort over design for my foot long term good health.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Adidas Ultraboost DNA 5 has a softer midsole so... Using UB22 you are losing both. Comfort and cushioning. I'm just saying, now everyone can use what he/she pleases.

@SB-tu2os Год назад

@@EasyLifeES i love your reviews. Keep it up bro👍🏽🔥🔥🔥

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Thank you very much! I have to... :)

@DR.DisInfect 2 года назад

Ultraboost the best shoes for my feet I can't have enough pairs

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

Yeah, this model is really good. :)

@afarro Год назад

Is the extra glue on the sole junctions normal? I can see it around the hill counter and front junctions.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

In the pair that I HAD in my episode, they didn't had extra glue. IF your pair has, but it doesn't really bother you... just ignore it I guess (IF it doesn't ruin the entire look of the shoe, of course). IF you are NOT OK with that, just ask for a change or refund (normally no one will have anything against that, they will replace it). Let me know what you decide it and how it went, if you give them back (I'm just curious).

@afarro Год назад

I think it’s about the same amount that I can see on your shoes @2:48 and @4:00 (between plastic hill and fabric) and @4:56 at front you can clearly see some excess glue. I got mine all black from a site and was worried if it’s fake but I guess that much glue is normal. The shoes I got otherwise seem legit as I can tell by the materials used and it wears very well but again hard to tell these days. Other thing I noticed that the position of the size tag under the tongue seems a bit inconsistent between right and left shoes (the text looks ok). I guess the position is something that might not be exact I guess. Anyway thanks for the info.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@afarro In black color always look worse than it is that glue (visually is easier to see it), it doesn't matter the brand honestly... Nike... Adidas... NB... Sometimes is in yellowish color... that is the worse for me. I've seen with "extra glue" and here is not the case. Here in this video it is in "reasonably quantities" (less it might not last the same). This amount I can still call it "normal". Is just the black color that makes it pop that way. You're welcome btw!

@masondane8803 Год назад

ultraboost20 or dna 5.0 ~ Which one is more comfortable when you wear shoes? And how is the width of the foot, the height of the foot, and the upper feel different?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Hi, UB20 remained my favorites, because of the softer midsole (the old Boost that everyone loved), the sockfeel tongue from the upper also for me is a plus. The sole is about the same. Maybe the one from UB20 slightly more sticker... So little bit more noisier on the interiors with flat clean surfaces... wood floors or ceramic. I don't have to deal with the thickness from the tongue that I found in UB 5 DNA a bit too warm for the summer. Both are slightly narrower (all Ultraboost models are with other brands), all though for me it wasn't a problem so far, but I've heard other saying that quite often. The upper from UB 20 I liked more because is more breathable and just a bit more thinner overall. UB 5 DNA remains my second choice. If you need them as lifestyle sneakers probably you should buy them in +0.5 up, to have a more comfy feeling with them and avoid being too tight on your instep if you have like me some arch (valid for both). The uppers are both stretchable and I belive in time they might loose a bit, but I prefer full comfort from day 1. This way you won't create unnecessary pressure points on them.

@Bambotb Год назад

@@EasyLifeES i had to return ultraboost 1.0 arizona state because size too big ..now i can find 5.0 dna for 130 usd and i am hesitant...i wish i can find a comfortable sneaker for less in morocco but no way...all Nikes i tried including pegasus are trash...no comfort

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@Bambotb It depends how are your feet... wide, narrow, low arch... bigger etc. Not all the models will fit everyone equally (myself included). I have a bigger arch and that it reducing quite a bit the number of models that fit me well. For me NB is in general good option. Also Asics do well.

@freud1025 Год назад

Is the foam durable? I run on cemented track and worry about the foam wearing out quickly. Just ordered these.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

The Boost foam is durable in general, but they are other factors that are really important for the overall durability of the shoe. The sole on this Adidas model is sticky and has a decent grip on wet but, is softer than in other sneakers that I've tried so far. Things to consider before placing an order and just a quick reminder (how to choose your footwear): 1. Measure your feet (in the evening, or when they might be swollen). - length & width - take an A4 sheet of paper, your both feet by turn... the heel touching a flat vertical surface like a wall (for example draw a ruff contur to get your footprint size and measure with a metric tape. Search in YT videos.) - arch height over the metatarsal bones and over the instep bones - with a metric tape (optional). Be sure to keep the bigger numbers from both feet: i.e left has 25.7 and right has 26.3... we keep 26.3 value and so on. Or try a Brannock device in any specialized running sneakers store to give you a clue of your size. 2. Choose the way that you are going to use them: asphalt, mountain, field, forest, combined. They can be more rugged or "less aggressive" in the outsole and the midsole compound ( the thickness will vary also). Running in park it won't be the same as in a forest (rocks, pieces of wood, dirt etc). You will need running sneakers or trail sneakers... 3. Take a scale and find out your weight (they are 3 categories here): - 65 - 75 kg (143.3 - 165.3lbs). You are lightweight, so the cushioning is NOT as much need it like for someone with a bigger weight (except maybe if you do recovery for any reason or you just enjoy it that way) - 75 - 85 kg (165.3 - 187.4lbs). You should start consider thicker midsoles to avoid future injuries. - over 85 kg/ 187.4lbs (over that weight). You should search a sneaker that can help your feet to "swallow your weight", otherwise your knees, hip, back etc. will start to give some pain after a while of use. 4. Count the number of km or miles/week: doing 100km (62 miles)/week or 30 minutes of daily walking is not the same. Here consider the type of rubber in the sole and its thickness 5. Know your footprint (study the sole of your used shoes) and also look at your plant if you have calluses and where... If you have them, something is wrong with your shoes (better see a podiatrist). 6. Try to know your ideal size and "the last" (this is more suitable for dress shoes and boots): Insert your foot and push until you can touch the inside of the front part and insert your index/little finger without effort or take out the insole and make sure that you have about 5-8 mm left over of the longest toe you have.Also look at the contour of the foot that is not much above the insole... The maximum width of your footprint should be around 10mm in my opinion, otherwise we will have injuries over time with pressure points 7. When to go and buy your sneakers: At the end of the day (i.e 8PM or after finishing doing a shift), the foot will be swollen and then you can add 5-8mm to have adequate comfort "over the swollen feet"! I hope this helps you somehow!

@freud1025 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES Could not have got a more detailed answer on how to choose a good shoe. Thank you very much. 🙂 I'm an intermediate runner with 4 km run everyday and mostly lifting weights the other time. So overall the usage would be 50% workout and 50% run on cemented dry track, never mud or forest. Excited for the ultraboost DNA 5.0 to arrive ✌.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@freud1025 Great to hear that was useful. "I'm an intermediate runner with 4 km run everyday..." - Anything is "something". And that is the most important thing. "and mostly lifting weights the other time." - For "that", you should consider searching different kind of sneakers in the future. They are dedicated brands/models for this sport. You can use any kind of footwear but, in order to avoid injuries is better to find those that are "dedicated". Because lifting weights will make your feet wobbly in non-dedicated regular footwear, in other words the Boost midsole will be too soft for this activity. For this activity the sole should be a lot firmer and not to mention the midsole... P.S: If you still like to enjoy the cushioning while you use "a dedicated shoe or at least one with firmer midsole+sole", you can change the original insoles with something like "Hefe Luxx insoles" (or other brands that use a similar compound) to still benefit of that softness while your feet are secure inside.

@AmitKumar-in7vo Год назад

Does it tear over the 1st/big toe over time?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

I don't get to keep the shoes seen in these videos. Except maybe only small % of them. (I have to many already and I don't want more, because they take too much space). This particular one I didn't keep it! Maybe someone else can reply to your question. Although I can say that the materials are a bit superior in comparison with what I've seen so far in other brands (are thicker on this model). Nothing last more than few years in general, these with proper care can get to that point. The feel robust enough. I hope this helps!

@ison7249 Год назад

what is the most comfortable ultraboost in your opinion?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

They are few of them, ALL at the same level of comfort and cushioning. Here is a list in NO particular order: - Ultraboost 19.5 DNA "GZ6471" tts - Ultra Boost "S77414" tts - Ultraboost 20 (no colorway available in Spain right now) size up +0.5 for maximum comfort (as lifestyle sneakers) - Ultraboost Web DNA "GY4167" size up for maximum comfort (as lifestyle sneakers) You just pick the one you desire, they are very similar. Hard close to imposible to identify them in a blind test. My favorite surprisingly was Ultraboost WEB DNA... The least that I was expecting to be honest (Ep92).

@ison7249 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES Alright, thanks for your help!

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@ison7249 Sure, I'm "here" to help. :)

@cristobalfernandosanchezma5409 Год назад

it is worth buying them they are very comfortable they do not present any wrong detail ?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

It depends of your needs for them: - lifestyle in general are - OK, - running - search something lighter), - the kind of feet you have (good for narrow & regular), - your weight (if you have over 70kg search something with more cushioning to protect your back, knees etc), - price - if they are at a very good discount, go for them... If not search other models/brands - type of arch/instep... If is normal or /and flat feet... They will fit you the best - type of activity... Long periods of time in your feet - search for ticker softer midsole (look for max cushioning sneakers), walking your dog - good enough I hope this helps!

@cristobalfernandosanchezma5409 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES Thanks, Bro. I'm 176 cm tall and weigh 70 kg and wedge of 10 1/2 us. I'm looking for very comfortable sneakers that don't have any bad details. Are these sneakers for me?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Its little bit funny, because your weight and height is just like mine. I like these sneakers (I really do), but for me it wasn't enough amount of cushioning at least in the forefoot area (I also have some fasciitis plantar for being many hours on feet for too long). If you want "the best cushioning", skip this pair... Otherwise they aren't bad at all. I didn't had any other problems with them. They are correctly made, but not the best in class for . The longevity on them might be better than in others also. So other than the cushioning and being "slightly narrower for some" (for ME it wasn't the case because I had enough room inside), I don't see any real problems with them.

@GE0RGl0S 2 года назад

you're right, the 2020's were much more comfortable! shame on Adidas if this is the trend to cut back on quality/comfort to save a few dollars will mean you'll lose customers who are used to and willing to pay for quality elsewhere..

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

Yeah... I will keep repeating myself, till they will do something about it... We pay for "the name", but also for the comfort... Somehow they're forgetting that. Nike and New Balance already do a better job in cushioning... I don't know if they are aware. :)

@Bambotb Год назад

@@EasyLifeES which nike sneaker do better in cushioning? I can't find any

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@Bambotb NIKE ZoomX Invincible Run (big stack of foam in that midsole), Pegasus 39 (air bags under the heel and forefoot also), Fly 5 (has a carbon plate) all this ones are decent enough in cushioning from my testing. Now depends how you have your feet, for the best fitting (regular, wide, narrow, big arch, low arch etc).

@Bambotb Год назад

@@EasyLifeES i asked about city shoes not these fat stuff hahah

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@Bambotb You never mentioned! Review your previous comments...

@josepablocabrera6711 Год назад

I tried ultraboost 5.0 dna and went half a size up, but they were really uncomfortable. The were really narrow in the middle part of the shoe, the exterior of the foot is not comfortable in my opinion, maybe I'm a flatfooted person. Ultraboost 1.0 was better in my opinion.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

It all depends of how are our feet in the end. Mine might have a decent comfort with this model and completely different story with other Adidas model. So... I can't say really that I am surprised anymore... unfortunately. But is true that usually Ultraboost in general are more narrow then other models from different brands like Nike, Asics or NB. Also the age can be sometimes a factor... over 30-40 we tend to have more wider feet than a teen for example. In that case, I normally recommend NOT to go size up but, instead just skip that particular model. I don't know if is your case but, "that" happens a lot, from what I've seen son far.

@josepablocabrera6711 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES Hablas español, ¿Verdad? Suenas muy similar a Carlos Sainz hablando inglés. Hace unos días probé los ultraboost 1.0 lcfp. Hasta el momento es el par más cómodo que he utilizado, el único problema es que no tienen plantillas, por lo que dudo que sean cómodos para utilizarlos todo el día. ¿Los has utilizado?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@josepablocabrera6711 Hablo el español, pero prefiero mantener la sección de los comentarios igual en el inglés (igual que el vídeo), siendo a veces un aporte bastante importante para el público que ha visto el vídeo pero aún tiene un par de dudas sobre distintos aspectos relacionadas con el calzado. About your question of those Adidas ULTRABOOST 1.0 lcfp's, that particular model I haven't try it yet and I feel that they do it because otherwise they are very narrow and tight and it won't be a large number of people that could use it "in that way" (I mean with insoles inside) and they want to sell them as much as they can no matter what... I've tried UB 1's in the past (Ep87) so I know how they are. I personally can't encourage people buying footwear with no insoles inside, because those have their own purpose and they prevent overheating and also add extra cushioning to the feet. Honestly people should be indignated and make returns one after other till they stop with this nonsense. This act shows how greedy they can be! This is terrible... Because without the insoles you have "almost" direct access to the Boost midsoles (there is a very thin and perforated layer over the Boost that won't last more than few days maybe weeks with some luck) and that might look awesome at first (because is "so soft") but, only for few minutes, till the footbed starts to overheat and create some moisture inside and that will create very quickly the best environment for icky feet (similar to a pair of rubber boots). The fabric material that covers the insoles is not there... just because... It does have his own purpose and we should STOP (all of us) this kind of "trend" before to be something "normal" one day like they manage to do with extremely thin rubber soles in the past 2-3 years right under our noses (even though I had been protested continuously, but I am way "too small" to make a difference at least for now). IF you show a shoe like that with no insole inside to a podiatrist, then you will see his/hers natural reaction to NOT have an insole inside. Because is STUPIDLY dangerous... And they are 200$!?! How they can get away with this??? THEY REALLY HAVE SOME NERVE! Here for this kind of "situations" is when I start to believe more and more that IT should exist one kind of "organism" (similar to OCU here in Spain) to controls everything but we needed to be done BEFORE is released in mass-production for the large public, because this is dangerous for our health! I don't even want to imagine how many foot related problems/disease can be provoked by footwear without insoles inside (blisters, bunions, toenail fungus and so on). This is NOT something to be ignored (and more so with "the new temperatures" that we have these days every time more often). P.S: I know that my English is lame, I've said it myself in countless times (even in the description of the channel) so not really a surprise to me that you've notice it and many others obviously... :)

@gromba Год назад

That extra padding is so unecessary. In addition it takes serious effort just to get into these lol, and they hug my foot way to tight around the opening and near the tongue. Such a shame, because looks wise its as good as it gets for me.

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Agree with the padding issue. That's why I prefer UB20 over these ones. Also the tongue area is more pleasant in UB20/19.5... For me these UB5 is not my first choice for summer... At least here in Spain... They are a bit much with that padding.

@peterpotocny980 Год назад

TTS ? (8us in Nike )

@EasyLifeES Год назад

For ME are TTS these UB DNA 5 sneakers, but not as wide as Ultraboost Web, Ultra Boost M or UB 19.5 (these 3 models have slightly more room in the toebox area and more comfy on the instep for my feet having a bigger arch) . The all 3 have a regular width for me, which I prefer. UB DNA 5 needs some use to get there (I believe, although the elastic kind of knit it does help). I hope this is useful info!

@gz7173 2 года назад

Don’t hate on the 22s. They are just different styles. I have these and 22s and love them both. These I can rock with some slim jeans and joggers, but 22 goes more with joggers and running.

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

UB22 for me they don't even pass the "comfort test"... So anything else dosen't even matter (for me, because this is my experience with them on MY feet).

@gz7173 2 года назад

Are you sure you’re not talking about the 21? They made slight differences in comfort. Squishier and softer ankle support

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

@@gz7173 I'm not sure if you saw a video of mine with UB22's (any of them from this channel), my biggest problem with them is with the "new cage" that is poorly made and now is digging into my instep. About the boost in UB22, although it looks being a lot of foam in that midsole, the cushioning is not enough (even worst than other older Ultraboost models). On the heel is at most OK and under the toebox is like "none existing"... 22mm & 12mm (!) with that new torsion system is killing the overall the comfort for my feet. This "stack" was also in UB20, but those having the older torsion system (aka less plastic under your toe box) they weren't this much affected. Actually the impact was pretty minimal. So, for me after 2020, Adidas has made 2 steps backwards, you know... like a shrimp will do. :) This was MY experience with UB22... on paper everything looks cool and even maybe visually... A lot of foam to see, but in real life more problems than in previous models. Who knows all these models, knows well what I'm saying here.

@tigergray1100 2 года назад

Why cant adidas make a leather version?

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

Absolutely onboard with that!

@Cingofswat12 Год назад

Does anyone else’s Ultraboost 5.0 make your feet tingle or fall asleep at the top of your foot near the tongue. I don’t know if this is because I need to break them in or just because they are two tight in that area

@EasyLifeES Год назад

The way that you are explaine your problem, it seems that you have a high arch and/or possible wider feet for these sneakers and that creates pressure points around the tongue being too tight for you or maybe you just need to relax those laces at full, till they feel that you have enough space inside. I don't think you need breaking in time with them when you feel "those things"... This model for you is just too tight and you should try to find something else instead, before having bigger problems with your feet. I felt similar when I didn't open the laces enough right from the base till the top of them and the sneakers were TOO narrow for my feet. These things can happen with some models and I believe that even if they have a very good price/discount, color that you like etc. IF they don't have instant comfort they should go back and just ask for a refund and search something in "a dedicated store" without carrying too much what brand they are, till it fits your needs as they should... Remember the health of our feet is much more important than the brand, or the model, or the silhouette etc. P.S: Once you start having problems with your feet, good luck recovering from that!

@Cingofswat12 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES ok thx

@EasyLifeES Год назад

@@Cingofswat12 Sure, no problem.

@rpanda5269 Год назад

Hey bro is ub 5.0 dna GB8714 worth for 90$? Im planning to buy one

@EasyLifeES Год назад

As far as the longevity goes... Yeah... They are durable enough... About the comfort and cushioning that depends more of how are your feet and what needs you have for them. They run slightly to the norrower side, so depending of your feet they might be good or not. The upper is thick and durable but for summer a bit too warm sometimes. I hope this extra info is useful to you!

@rpanda5269 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES thanks man

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Sure, you're welcome!

@rpanda5269 Год назад

@@EasyLifeES last question, is ub good to use in workout/lifting? Or vans chucks is better? I have been using ub in working out, but saw thread that chucks are better?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

For weigthlifting is better to have a firm sole+midsole otherwise you risk injuring yourself, because the running sneakers have softer foams in them for cushioning but, stability is afected quite a bit when you have to balance yourself and at the same time you also have something in your hands with extra weight. Exists dedicated footwear for any kind of sports (weigthlifting included) but, they tend to be expensive sometimes. Probably even Chucks or Vans will perform better than any kind of "running sneakers" due to the flat rubber soles. Something like "Adidas Adipower Weightlifting II" might be an affordable option, if you seach well in online stores...

@Bambotb Год назад

Supernova + or this?

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Obviously for ME (with my feet) Ultraboost is a better buy.

@Jiveturkeyo 2 года назад

Would these be suitable for narrow feet? Got feet like Hobbits lol

@EasyLifeES 2 года назад

I guess they are made for regular-narrower feet. So having a narrower feet is almost an advantage. For my feet I felt them a little bit tight at first. But maybe it has something to do with my bigger arch/instep shape. I hope this helps!

@serkanbeyy77 Год назад

Adidas ULTRABOOST >>> ALL SHoES

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Cool

@ankitbisaria Год назад

You said u prefer them over 22 , may I know why sir

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Sure, is simply... Have more cushioning and softer... Than those UB22. UB22 midsole is not "REAL"... :) Something like Pureboost 22... A lot outside and less than half inside...

@ankitbisaria Год назад

@@EasyLifeES thanks i just ordered them , and your video helped me with my purchase decision thanks !

@ankitbisaria Год назад

gonna use them for daily wear and lite running .

@EasyLifeES Год назад

Great to hear that. You're welcome!

@EasyLifeES Год назад

They are a good option for that.