Believe in the Run reviewers find the Adidas Hyperboost Run a solid daily trainer but lacking the magic of its sibling, the Hyperboost Edge. The Hyperboost Run features a Hyperboost Pro midsole, Primeweave upper, and a 6mm drop.

The Hyperboost Run's upper is softer and more breathable than the Edge, though some find the heel counter too stiff. The midsole is firmer out of the box but softens with use. The Lighttraxion outsole with Continental pads offers good grip. Read more gear coverage.

At $170, the Hyperboost Run is pricier than the Supernova Rise 3 but cheaper than the Hyperboost Edge. Reviewers suggest opting for the Edge for a better experience or the Evo SL for a lighter, uptempo feel. Related: Puma RB Nitro Elite 2: A High-Performance Racing Shoe.

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