CREATED BY AND FOR RECORD BREAKERS

At present, we’re introducing the latest member of the award-winning and file breaking adizero household. The adizero adios Professional.

The story of the adizero franchise started in Berlin on 28 September, 2008, when Haile Gebrselassie shattered his personal marathon world file and have become the primary individual to interrupt the two:04hr barrier with adizero adios 1.

A decade later, the adizero adios Professional was created by a devoted group with one objective in thoughts – work with world-class athletes to develop our quickest working shoe. Coaching throughout three continents, elite athletes¹ – together with Joyciline Jepkosgei and Rhonex Kipruto – gave iterative suggestions to develop prototypes and problem every little thing beforehand understood about bending stiffness, power return, mass discount and design geometry.

The collaborative course of instantly led to the shoe’s design breakthrough, EnergyRods. 

EnergyRods consist of 5 tuned carbon-infused rods, which mimic the metatarsal bones of the foot, permitting runners to take care of their velocity for longer, optimizing working financial system and creating much less bodily affect on the physique.

The midsole additionally contains two layers of LightstrikePRO, our lightest and most responsive foam materials to-date, offering most cushioning and extra power storage. Serving to runners keep velocity all through lengthy distance races, the place each second counts. Topped off by a nylon and carbon fibre heel plate, which – mixed with the EnergyRods – gives stability for the ankle joint, and proper bending behaviour of the runner’s foot for a easy experience.

Launching with a restricted drop in a daring sign coral and white colorway, the adizero adios Professional is offered through the adidas app. Runners can register in the present day to enter the draw and be in with the prospect to buy the footwear on June 30^th.

1^{10km runner and world file holder, Rhonex Kipruto; half marathoners, Stephen Kiprop and Philemon Kiplimo; marathon runners Amos Kipruto, Abel Kipchumba, Bethwell Yegon, Albert Korir and Tamirat Tola; two-time Eindhoven Marathon title holder, Festus Talam; and two-time Prague Half Marathon champion, Bernard Kimeli.}