Dropset 3 Trainers

I bought the Generation 2 two years ago and loved it — it worked perfectly for my CrossFit training. I expected the 3rd generation to be even better, but it’s actually worse. The new version feels smaller, much stiffer, and lacks the flexibility of the previous model. During jumps, I can feel excessive impact transferring from my feet to my knees, which led to a knee injury I’m still recovering from. It has been over month and I still have recovered from my knee injury. This feels like a downgrade disguised as an upgrade. Very disappointing from adidas.

The shoes look good on the outside but are very uncomfortable and leave blisters on the back of the ankle / where the achilles tendon is. This is absolutely the worse shoe I’ve purchased. I first used them for an extended period of time while on vacation and got blisters. The shoe design is flawed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's an excellent, custom-made product, and a marvel for CrossFit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They're great for weight lifting at the gym, I feel really secure in them. They've given me some bad blisters in the heels though.

This is my first pair of weight training shoes and I immediately noticed an improvement with squats. The quality and fit are great as has been my experience with Adidas. They also have excellent air flow. Not a comfortable shoe for multi sport but worth it for maximizing performance in the weight room.

The wide, flat design of the shoe relieves my foot pain.

Would recommend this shoe to anyone training with weights.

this was a really good purchase. the width is good I have small wide feet the size was perfect and they are very stylish. definitely recommends

This excelent shoes for Training Its my favorits shoes

This is a great training shoe the airflow gives great comfort and the stability is great for all angles.

These are a very lite weight sneaker. Expect them to be a little stiff which is good for weight training. However they are also wide in the toe box. I found my feet shifting around during lunge exercises which was a pain during my workouts.

This are the best and comfortable to wear at anytime

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these Adidas Dropset 3 training shoes for strength workouts, and they provide excellent stability for heavy lifts. However, the sole is very rigid, which makes certain movements in my routine harder to perform. Exercises that require more foot mobility—such as lunges, step‑ups, and any movement where you need to push off the forefoot—feel uncomfortable due to the lack of flexibility. Overall, they work great for pure weightlifting sessions, but they’re not the best option if your workouts mix different types of training or require versatility.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for weight training, but maybe not for cardio