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Adidas Ultraboost 5
ASICS Superblast 3
Adidas Ultraboost 5AdidasUltraboost 5ASICS Superblast 3ASICSSuperblast 3
Scores
Overall7.508.67
Ride8.09.0
Design & Comfort8.09.0
Value6.58.0
Price
Price₹17,000₹21,999
Specs
CategoryMax cushionMax cushion
Weight290 g230 g
Heel stack40 mm45.8 mm
Forefoot stack30 mm37.7 mm
Drop10 mm8.1 mm
FoamLight Boost 2.0FF Leap + FF Blast Plus
Plate––
Fit
Supportneutralneutral
Fitwidenarrow
Sizing–true to size
Recommended runner weight70 kg to 100–120 kgAll runners, including heavy (90 kg+)
Best for
Best forEasy runsLong runsBeginnersRunners 90 kg+Easy runsLong runsBeginnersRunners 90 kg+
ProsSoft Light Boost 2.0 with energy return rare in max-cushion shoes · Feels lighter than its 290 g · Soft, breathable Primeknit upper · Spacious, tall toe box · Durable, grippy Continental rubber outsole · Suits runners up to 100–120 kg · Great for casual wear · Excellent buy under ₹10,000Most fun shoe of the year · Extremely soft FF Leap + FF Blast Plus midsole · Fit true to size at UK 8, snug and secure · Plush woven upper with gusseted tongue · Light at 230 g for a 46/38 mm stack · Stability improved once I'd done a few runs
ConsHeel slippage · Loose on narrow feet · Moderate heel counter, little support for overpronators · Heel tab may rub the Achilles · 290 g, he wants 250 g next version · Not for fast paces · Far too expensive at ₹17,000–18,000Exposed midsole wears and cracks quickly · Outsole rubber wears fast · Narrower forefoot than Superblast 2 · Expensive at ₹22,000–23,000, rarely discounted · Can feel clunky for lighter runners · Less energetic than the Megablast
Avoid ifAvoid it if you have narrow feet, because the heel slippage gets worse, or if you overpronate and need ankle support.Avoid it if you have ankle pronation and need a stability shoe, or if you have wide feet and can't size up or get the wide version.