Men’s edition · 13 current shoes
Adidas Terrex rebuilt its trail range around Lightstrike Pro foam and Continental rubber. The Agravic SL is the all-rounder, the Agravic Speed 2 and Speed Ultra 2 are the race shoes, and the Agravic TT is for rocky ground. The Evo SL ATR brings the popular road trainer onto gravel and light trail.
Door-to-trailRoad first, then the trails | DailyOne shoe for most trail runs | Long runLong days out, cushion and protection | TechnicalRocks, roots, mud, steep ground | RaceUnder 50K | Ultra50K and longer |
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Every Adidas trail shoe
Every current Adidas trail shoe
A lightweight door-to-trail spin on Adidas' Adizero EVO SL, pairing LightstrikePro cushioning with a Continental rubber outsole with shallow 1.5mm lugs and a water-resistant ripstop upper.
Why for door-to-trail: The Evo SL's Lightstrike Pro ride with a grippier outsole, at home on asphalt, firm forest ground and gravel.
A light Terrex trail shoe with a LightstrikePro midsole and a rocker.
Why for daily: Bouncy Lightstrike Pro and full Continental rubber in a versatile shoe that tackles most terrain.
Why for long run: A tall, rockered stack with grip you can trust when the miles pile up.
The Adidas Terrex Agravic TT is a trail racing shoe built around a wide, high-stack platform and a Lightstrike Pro/Lightstrike+ hybrid midsole for short technical races.
Why for technical: A rock plate, an aggressive Continental outsole and a dialed-in upper built for technical ground.
The Terrex Agravic Speed 2 is Adidas's lightest trail racing shoe, built for short, fast trail competitions with a low-profile dual Lightstrike midsole and grippy Continental outsole.
Why for race: A light, responsive sub-ultra racer with outstanding grip and good ground feel.
The Terrex Agravic Speed Ultra 2 is Adidas' lightweight, rocker-shaped trail racer with a soft LightstrikePro midsole, Energy Rods and a redesigned Continental outsole aimed at fast ultra-distance efforts.
Why for ultra: Nimble, light and fast for long trail distances, with better sizing than the first version.
A road-to-trail running shoe with Hyperboost PRO foam and a Continental-type rubber outsole.
A GORE-TEX Hyperboost running shoe with a Boost+ midsole.
The Adidas Terrex Agravic 4 is an all-rounder trail shoe with a softer Lightstrike midsole, protective mesh rock layer and grippy Continental rubber outsole aimed at multi-terrain training and long sessions.
The Adidas Runfalcon 5 TR is a budget door-to-trail trainer with a water-repellent textile upper, Cloudfoam cushioning and a lugged Adiwear outsole for light off-road use.
An entry road-to-trail shoe with Cloudfoam cushioning and a grippy outsole.
A waterproof men's trail trainer with LIGHTMOTION cushioning and a lugged Traxion outsole aimed at all-weather comfort on non-technical trails and hikes.
A cushioned Terrex trail shoe with Lightmotion foam.
The adidas Tracefinder is a budget-friendly, do-it-all trail shoe built with a reinforced textile upper and grippy Traxion lugged outsole, positioned for both trail running and everyday walking.