The Best Daily Trainer? Adidas Supernova Rise Review 

I’m completely sold on the sensation and performance of this shoe. This is the running shoe we need to simply run in… very easy to recommend too to anyone who is looking for a daily trainer that simply doesn’t the job.

@@AubreyRunning Agree… this is my current recommendation for “first real running shoe” if asked.

Hey hey… This is the Supernova Rise my lady… and I suspect this is a massive move from the shoe you know. I would strongly recommend trying it. Adidas are actually offering a 30 day trial of this shoe.

I think they are heavily underrated

Gusset this thing bro! 😂😂😂. Thanks for the feedback, truly appreciated

Hugely underrated daily trainer… love that!

Cheers Aubrey… great to get this feedback especially as this is a new format. Very much appreciated

Thank you so much for the feedback especially because this is a new format, it means a lot. It’s called New Day but I am not sure on the artist… will look and confirm

Honestly speaking… this shoe took me by surprise… I was not expecting it. I genuinely think this will be massively overlooking by many people.

I have never actually used the Boston 12 to be honest so can’t compare. I’ll be honest with you though… I’d take this past 1 hour… the midsole is amazing

You’re still in love with the superblast

Oh really? I have really found them to be amazing. I still run in my adidas Pro 2s and the rubber is still in good shape.

Could be so many things and I have to say I am. I expert at these things but try this: 1) have your hair analysis done to know the type of shoes you need. It’s easy to want to run in the shoes we like but you may need a support shoe instead of a neutral shoe. The gait analysis might also expose poor form. 2) you may be doing more than you should because you’re a new runner. So may be start slow and shorter runs until your body is ready for more and gradually increase. 3) you may be running with an existing injury which is not fully healed. 4I would also reach out to a specialist, a medical expert to see what happen, a professional running coach for advice. 5) run with a plan in mind. Just a few ideas but as I say, I’m no expert

@@AubreyRunning thank you so much fam! Will take note of this and yes maybe im pushing myself too much and will have my analysis done 🙏🏼😭

Oooohhhhh…. Brand new???

@@AubreyRunning yep !!!

Great list and to be honest, based on experience only because I haven’t ran in the others I would say the Puma is a great shoe for sure

Exactly… great show and great value

It’s all about cost. As long as you can get a shoe that works then the most important thing is find a shoe you can afford

Well… you will have to wait for my comparison with the Novablast 4 this coming week. I have never ran in the Clifton 9s through

Hard to say sir… because everyone will be personally different. Have you had your hair analysed?

@@AubreyRunning I get that, hair analysed?? Didn’t get that.. I believe this shoes have great cushioning or do you recommend any other shoes to try

I’m so sorry, autocorrect… Gait Analysed

Based on price… supernova rise but for cushioning I’d say Invinvible. I worry though that you may find it unstable if you found the nimbus so

​@@AubreyRunning got my white adidas supernova rise since it got a green flag from u brother. Waiting for sale: help me, Novablast 4 or invicible 3 Aubrey

I’m still going with supernova rise but I haven’t tried the Revel v4 unfortunately

I will work on this this coming week

I’ll take a closer look and review it on a comparison video

I absolutely love it for that reason but then again it’s not really for everyone so I guess that’s fair enough

Curious as to would be a "good" drop for a shoe like this and why. As far as I can recall nearly all adidas & Nike daily trainers have always been 10mm whereas say Hoka are always 5mm and then you have the zero drop niche brands. So i guess it depends, to a certain extent, on personal preference which for me is nearly always 8-10mm in both daily and racing shoes.

@@TimGrose I loved the 6mm drop on the glideride 3. I was so bummed that shoe is discontinued but the stratus 3 is doing it for me

​@@TimGrosethe drop of shoe can be important because as midfoot runner higher drop tries force me land on heel so changes running mechanics. That's a problem for me because my natural gait is comfortable for me and keeps my legs from getting injured. Just my 2 cents.

Hoka Bondi 8 is good but not those levels! Glycerin 21 is a step up from their usual line because the DNA Loft v3 but still NOT this. As coffee… don’t mess with me sir… I have a PHD 😂😂😂

@therapygrind they go for $140 here in the US

I’ll check it but please make sure it has a PEBA Midsole like this… coz otherwise… this supernova rise still reigns

I haven’t ran in it to give a comparative view. I’ve learned to not trust other people’s reviews for my own opinion.

Whhhoooaaaa, the gussetedness is crucial 😂😂😂

Wait til this old man’s back recovers !!! Well done my man!!! Love to hear it

Cheers 🏃🏾‍♂️🫡 you'll be back better than ever in no time 😉🏃 looking forward to 😀