These adidas tennis-inspired shoes combine a classic look with modern step-in comfort. Lace up in a soft yet snug fit that hugs your foot naturally. Step confidently with dependable traction on any surface. This product is made with Primegreen, a series of high-performance recycled materials.

The synthetic leather upper is durable, yet soft for a comfortably snug fit. Perforated 3-Stripes and a rubber outsole complete the iconic tennis-inspired look. Made with a series of recycled materials, the upper features at least 50% recycled content.

There is not much arch support. I decided I liked a better shoe for walking a lot and a simpler style for cute and simple. These are not sport shoes. They run slightly big so don't size up if in between sizes.

Adidas has a long history of excellence within the running world that continues to this day. Quite often, you'll see podium pairs of Adios Pro on the feet of some of the top marathoners in the world.

Adidas' mission statement is “To be the best sports brand in the world. Every day, we come to work to create and sell the best sports products in the world, and to offer the best service and consumer experience - and to do it all in a sustainable way.”

Adidas grew steadily during the 1950s as association football (soccer) players switched to the company's shoes, which were light in weight and featured screw-in cleats. The company then developed a line of sporting goods, introducing soccer footballs in 1963. Four years later Adidas began to produce apparel.

The leather used in our products originates from cows, calves, pigs, and goats. adidas does not accept exotic skins or skins from protected animals, including but not limited to snakes, alligators, crocodiles, lizards, ostriches, or emus.

Polyester is the most common single-used material in adidas products and, by 2024, we aim to replace all virgin polyester with recycled polyester in all products where a solution exists.

They've lost a little of the "walking on clouds" feeling, but they're still really comfortable. (They're so much better than regular converse and shoes that aren't good for a lot of walking and standing.)

For tight fit, go one size down. For loose fit, go one size up.

Plus, they just so happen to be a favorite of experts as well. "I tell everyone, Adidas are forever," says Dr. Chanel Perkins, a podiatrist in Texas. "They've been around, they're not going anywhere, and they continuously improve their technology."

If we talk about style and comfort, no one is the clear winner in the battle of best shoes in India. In short, choosing Nike shoes or Adidas shoes depends on personal taste. Both companies have a good reputation and offer high-quality footwear.