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Great for hiking and trail running in the fall, winter, and spring, the Adidas Terrex Agravic GTX shoes offer extraordinary durability and stability in a fairly lightweight package. The waterproof, breathable Gore-Tex lining keeps your feet dry and comfortable, while the Boost midsole helps you push your limits with more energy return than any other foam cushioning material Read More
I have These and thought that I’d drop a sizing comment:
I usually wear a 12 in athletic shoes, adidas Parley (which run a bit small) and pureboost (which run a bit large) included and felt these ran a bit narrow in the toebox. I had to get a 12.5 so my toes didn’t feel squeezed. Really a 12 wide would have been better, but they don’t make that.
My feet are 280 mm long and 111 mm wide.
They’re good shoes, but the comments about the tongue needing more padding are right. It’s difficult to lace them tightly without causing upper foot pain for this reason. There’s a very fine line of tightness that works.
Is the shown sizing guide correct?? US Mens size 9 purchased last time and normally I'm a 42.5. Size 9 US Mens doesn't match up at all in this table? Seems a good couple of sizes too low: https://www.adidas.co.nz/help-topics-size_charts.html
I have pair of this shoe (grey/green) as well as several from the terrex swift r line (also GTX).
I wear 12 (US). My feet are on the narrow side. Both the Aggravix & Swift R fit perfectly!
More over, they run true to each other which was a necessity for me as I use expensive corrective orthotic in-soles. I regularly move them between both of these Terrex models with ease.
As for GTX causing hot, wet feet, I can only say that in New England the ever changing weather conditions make non-GTX shoes a non-starter.
I wear the Swift model as my everyday shoe, but have been rotating in the Aggravix on occasion - in addition to using the latter as my primary street/trail runners.
I can't recommend these shoes more strongly.
If you live in an even remotely hot place gore-tex shoes are terrible for hiking imo. I like Adidas hiking shoes a lot but would opt for the non-goretex Everytime due to the fact water is likely to get in over the ankle anyway, they don't breath well and when they do get wet don't dry out well. The non gore tec breath great and dry out quickly even if you do walk in water.
JeremyHeldI'm finding this with a pair of gore-tex inov8 shoes. I notice far more in the runners than I do in my dedicated gore-tex and leather hiking boots.
I wear a size 11 with slightly wide feet. Can anyone speak on their sizing/fit. I hear they run large but don't feel like going down to 10.5 due to my foot width. Thanks