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These are solid shoes! I work in law enforcement and needed comfortable shoes that were durable, supportive, and comfortable for long days standing and driving. These hit all the requirements and then some. I’ve had the first pair for just shy of 3 years. I know that’s way longer than I should wear a pair of shoes, but they were working. As I mentioned, I used them primarily on pavement with occasional treks through woods or wherever our nightly adventures took us. Some of the fabric around the ankle has frayed and some of the adidas logos fell off, but the shoe is still functionally the same. The sole has held up phenomenally! I can’t remember a time I truly tested any waterproofness, but they’re not advertised as such anyway. Get them. They’re the best. Oh and I added no-tie laces to mine which worked out even better!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
Size: 7.5Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
Size: 10Color: Core Black/Core Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2022
The 3 shoes I bought were these ASICS Frequent Trail Running shoes, Columbia Fairbanks Low Sneaker, and these Adidas Terrex Ax3. I bought all in size 10.5, which is my normal sneaker size, and I tend to wear size 10 in hiking/work boots. I’ve bought 2 types of Adidas Terrex sneakers in the past - the CC Voyager in size 10.5, which was my absolute favorite shoe (but the most minimal), and the Tracerocker Trail Running shoe, which fit tight in the toe box area to the point where I probably should have returned them to get a size 11.
After a week of daily use on the farm, here is how these Ax3 trail running shoes compare to the above mentioned shoes. Much more rugged than the ASICS or Tracerockers, the least breathable compared to all the other shoes, good heavy duty tread, and the best cushioning between the heal and ankle. The toe box is almost too tight, but not nearly as much as the Tracerockers (but my toes really splay out so this might not be a concern for others). Also the poor breathability was kinda a bummer but it’s a bit of a trade off since these are the most “substantial” of all the shoes, making these a great choice for rugged trail hiking, or in my case, work on the farm. They don’t seem to have good arch support, but the sole is thick rubber, making them a good choice for when I’m doing construction and walking around nails/screws. Also there is extra protection around the outside footbed and a decent toecap - while not a composite or steel toe, this heavy rubber outer layer gives an extra bit of safety and I wouldn’t be too worried about dropping a moderately heavy object on my toes while wearing these shoes (think a log/concrete block/wooden post, etc).
All in all I’m very happy with these shoes, I just need to swap them out for another pair half way through the day to let my feet breath a bit.
Size: 10.5Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
Good rugged work/hiking sneaker, not as breathable as hoped
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2022
I bought 3 pairs of trail running/walking shoes to use as work shoes on my small urban farm. I prefer trail running sneakers for this type of work because they tend to be more breathable, lighter, and easier to slip on/off than work boots. I work 12-14 hrs a day, on my feet 90% of the time, so a light weight shoe is a huge benefit. I don’t use tractors or other motorized equipment on the farm so I’m not particularly worried about buying a shoe to protect my feet from serious injury, making heavy boots overkill most of the time.Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2022
The 3 shoes I bought were these ASICS Frequent Trail Running shoes, Columbia Fairbanks Low Sneaker, and these Adidas Terrex Ax3. I bought all in size 10.5, which is my normal sneaker size, and I tend to wear size 10 in hiking/work boots. I’ve bought 2 types of Adidas Terrex sneakers in the past - the CC Voyager in size 10.5, which was my absolute favorite shoe (but the most minimal), and the Tracerocker Trail Running shoe, which fit tight in the toe box area to the point where I probably should have returned them to get a size 11.
After a week of daily use on the farm, here is how these Ax3 trail running shoes compare to the above mentioned shoes. Much more rugged than the ASICS or Tracerockers, the least breathable compared to all the other shoes, good heavy duty tread, and the best cushioning between the heal and ankle. The toe box is almost too tight, but not nearly as much as the Tracerockers (but my toes really splay out so this might not be a concern for others). Also the poor breathability was kinda a bummer but it’s a bit of a trade off since these are the most “substantial” of all the shoes, making these a great choice for rugged trail hiking, or in my case, work on the farm. They don’t seem to have good arch support, but the sole is thick rubber, making them a good choice for when I’m doing construction and walking around nails/screws. Also there is extra protection around the outside footbed and a decent toecap - while not a composite or steel toe, this heavy rubber outer layer gives an extra bit of safety and I wouldn’t be too worried about dropping a moderately heavy object on my toes while wearing these shoes (think a log/concrete block/wooden post, etc).
All in all I’m very happy with these shoes, I just need to swap them out for another pair half way through the day to let my feet breath a bit.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
Size: 9Color: Core Black/Core Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
These are solid shoes! I work in law enforcement and needed comfortable shoes that were durable, supportive, and comfortable for long days standing and driving. These hit all the requirements and then some. I’ve had the first pair for just shy of 3 years. I know that’s way longer than I should wear a pair of shoes, but they were working. As I mentioned, I used them primarily on pavement with occasional treks through woods or wherever our nightly adventures took us. Some of the fabric around the ankle has frayed and some of the adidas logos fell off, but the shoe is still functionally the same. The sole has held up phenomenally! I can’t remember a time I truly tested any waterproofness, but they’re not advertised as such anyway. Get them. They’re the best. Oh and I added no-tie laces to mine which worked out even better!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023
Size: 11Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023
Size: 12Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
Size: 11.5Color: Core Black/Core Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
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EL MEJOR PRODUCTO
Reviewed in Mexico on January 16, 2024Size: 9Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
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Sturdy
Reviewed in Canada on June 2, 2023Size: 9Color: Black/White/Acid YellowVerified Purchase
Emmanuel
Tenis de muy buena calidad
Reviewed in Mexico on April 11, 2023Size: 10Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
JP
Great trail shoes , but very stiff !
Reviewed in Canada on February 16, 2023Size: 10Color: Black/Black/CarbonVerified Purchase
JP
Reviewed in Canada on February 16, 2023
Only downside is the laces and foot beds aren’t the greatest, I changed both out and work well now. Toe box is a bit tight also. 4 out of 5 stars.
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