Some runners found the Ultraboost midsole to be a bit too mushy, and that’s why Adidas developed the Boost HD. There is still some bounce to the boost, but it’s definitely a lot firmer than the regular Boost material.

Adidas Pulseboost HD Review, Facts, Comparison | RunRepeat

Surprisingly easy to slip into, many will find these trainers as a go-to pair for everyday running, jogging, or even walking around the city. The fit was secure and snug without feeling too tight and the upper enabled decent ventilation, making it a breeze to use. That said, I found the sizing runs larger than usual. There was about an extra inch or two in the toe box that made it seem it’s going to cause a bit of trouble with every step. I had the chance to test this pair while on my trip to Madrid last month where the terrain is varied to say the least, thanks to its numerous tourist locations that throw curveball topographies—from the flat pavements and cobblestone streets of Centro to the more uneven textures of El Retiro and steep uphills of Lavapies. How the Adidas Pulseboost HD looks Surprisingly easy to slip into, many will find the Adidas Pulseboost HD as a go-to pair for running, jogging, or even walking On the other hand, I do like the QR code that leads you to a Spotify playlist. I think that’s a nice little detail, but maybe they could have added that in some other way.

The Look

The tongue and heel collar are slightly padded. The tongue is semi-detached, and most overlays seem to be glued onto the upper rather than stitched.

adidas Pulseboost HD Winterized: Keeping Your Feet Protected adidas Pulseboost HD Winterized: Keeping Your Feet Protected

The outsole is something I’m probably the most impressed with, and that’s not something I often say about an outsole. It's quite a bit of Continental rubber, hence why this shoe is quite heavy, but it provides fantastic traction. Having read all these wonderful features on the specs sheet, how does it actually feel when taken out for a run? The Pulseboost HD Winterized Test

The Pulseboost HD feels a bit like they are already worn out before you’ve really worn them. Conclusion The Pulseboost HD Winter has a knit-like upper, but it is made of ballistic nylon, which keeps out most of the cold and some of the water and snow that comes with winter running. The Adidas Pulseboost HD is the latest release from the three-stripe brand that features its newest Boost technology. Simply called Boost HD (which stands for high density), the innovation is created to offer “more stability with the same energy return and comfort” according to its press release. At P5,500, the Adidas Pulseboost HD is at the lower end of the spectrum and that’s for a reason. The shoes aren’t necessarily groundbreaking and they are miles away from some of the best trainers Adidas has created.