Not at all a quality shoe. It is build for runners, it gets damaged and destroyed with everyday regular use over a season.

Very bad choice for orthostasis! The ultraboost of 19 were perfect and that's why I bought the 22 in 2023! Strange footstep from the beginning, then they made it very difficult for orthostasis, resulting in a lot of pain in the soles of the feet! I have taken them off now and I prefer to walk with shoes of the wrong size until I buy the next ones because the pain has decreased that way! They are not worth even half the price I bought them for 90€, probably more!

Really great for walking, I do 10-15 km and I don't feel anything, but if you stay in one place for 10-15 minutes you start feeling pain. In one month of working 16 hours a day, 7 days a week, it started to tire me. I don't have the experience to comment on running, but for walking it's the best. It gives a push and you will realize that you can cover the same distance at least 20 minutes slower with any other shoe. The 21 also applies

Too many effects for nothing! I expected them to be very comfortable, but they are not suitable for everyday use. I wouldn't say they are that comfortable! On the first day, they hurt me, but then they got a bit better. I wouldn't recommend them

Burning sensation on the right foot on the outer side. I haven't felt this with any other shoe. Unfortunately, I can't bear to wear them for running or everyday use, it becomes unbearable after some time.

Overpriced shoe as it gets, in terms of fit and comfort it's okay.. I've had them for 1.5 years and the rubber on the sides has come off on both the right and left, resulting in unstable footing, which is quite annoying. It feels like there's a small pebble stuck underneath... Additionally, for some reason, only with these specific shoes, my feet smell, and they don't smell with any other pair. (Keep in mind that I only wear them for work (office) and no other activities like soccer, etc. If they didn't smell like shoes, I would have given them away as a gift!!

PROS
+ Beautifully designed construction
+ Comfortable. Soft upper part and naturally light sole.

CONS
- While I wear size 44 in Nike and UA, here I went for 43 1/3 and still have space in the front of the toes, so I probably needed size 42 2/3. It's better to try them on in a physical store.

- Since I don't run but walk a lot, I usually buy athletic shoes around €60. With the €130 I spent on the ultraboost, I didn't see a significant improvement in comfort. I just had some extra money to spend, so to speak. If you don't run, you will probably find them overpriced for simple walking.

This shoe should not belong in the running category. It caused inflammation in my Achilles... Maybe because it is like a sock at the back and does not properly "hug" the foot... For work, walking, and coffee, they are very comfortable and nice.

Very lightweight, very soft sole
However !!! Very tight in the front!!
They hit the small toes
They don't allow the foot to spread properly

I have already bought three pairs (three colors). They are good, but don't get them all, I still want one more color.

First time Adidas, the shoes are awesome. I went for a walk and I was shocked compared to my old Sketchers

In the application:
i) it pressures the front upper part for a long time until it takes the desired shape,
ii) as a user of all previous ultra boost models, I noticed a change in the walking sensation, but it is easily adapted to.
Aesthetically:
i) the back part of the sole protrudes slightly more compared to previous models of the series and besides the aesthetic aspect, it affects everyday movements (e.g. when cycling, the back part of the shoe touches the child seat).

The best thing I have ever worn in my life.
Their sole is incredibly ergonomic!
Note that I have knee issues and I am very picky about shoes because after a while I feel discomfort. Well, with these, I wear them all day due to work and I don't feel anything at all in my knees!!! I will definitely buy a second pair

It is the best thing I have worn for walking, standing, and everyday use!
For running, of course not, it is heavy!
For running, look at Saucony and it will be what you need!
In short, the shoes are great for walking, working, standing, and similar situations!
P.S. If it feels tight at first, give it some time and it will fit you perfectly!

I have had the uncaged 2018 sneakers for 4 years and I just bought the 2022 ones for 99 euros. Excellent fit on the upper part of the foot and very comfortable sole. Additionally, the insole is made with material and technology from a well-known company that produces car tires. Many websites and users highly recommend them. They provide good support and grip at the gym. Go for it, it's worth it for a good pair of shoes that will easily last you 3 years, so around 30-40 euros per year.

I got them on sale from abroad for under 70€.

At first, they were indeed tight, but they loosened up a bit over time. They are definitely worth their full price. If you find them for under 100€, ideally around 80€, don't hesitate. Especially for everyday use.

For similar Nike shoes, you would have to spend at least 120€+. Nike has better cushioning, which I compared, but the price difference is chaotic.

Satisfied. Maybe in the future, I'll also get the 23s when their price drops

Unfortunately, I bought them and the next day I went on vacation to Berlin with them.
After the first day, my right foot started hurting where the peroneal bone ends on the protruding bone on the right side.
The next day it hurt even more to the point where I struggled to step on it.
Also, my little toes hurt and they are being squeezed in the shoe.
The shoes are very tight and quite heavy.
The construction quality seems good, but unfortunately they compress the foot.
It was the first time I bought Adidas and the last!!!
Money wasted!

Very good shoe, lightweight and comfortable, I wear it daily because I have a problem with my waist and they have helped. They have better quality than the previous ones (I had the 2020 ones), it seems like they will last longer. The only negative thing is that they are a bit expensive, if someone finds them for 100 euros or less, it is an ideal choice!

They are not durable for running, they are much heavier than the ultraboost 21, they are only for walking.

I wanted to buy a shoe for everyday training and I was torn between the endorphin pro and ultraboost (€170 from a store to avoid a size mistake). I decided to try a brand other than saucony, which I have always loved. Due to knee problems, I considered the ultraboost to be a better choice. Overall, it is a good shoe, but it is not suitable for this job. After a few kilometers, it starts to hurt my little toe and the last kilometers are painful. They definitely weren't worth the money when you can find top running shoes at this price. The shoe fits very well, but what good is it if you can't run?

Adding comments after 2 months of use. Fortunately, the shoe loosens up with use and doesn't bother my toes as much. However, the rating remains the same as they still cause problems with my Achilles. Stay away from these shoes if you want to run long distances

I have been buying Ultra Boost for many years. I decided to buy them again this time because I have them in mind as the ultimate shoe. However, I was surprised when I started wearing them. I couldn't believe how tight the upper part of the shoe was, it felt like my foot was burning. The front and side parts were hitting me and overall, my foot felt very constricted inside the shoe without any ventilation. It's a shame because the cushioning is amazing, it feels like someone is pushing you when you walk with these shoes. I was very disappointed, I didn't expect this and unfortunately, I will have to wait for another shoe to come and exchange them because I didn't commit to the store where I bought them. Anyone who wants to buy them should wear and walk with them for a while before purchasing, as I see that many people had the same issue as me. Also, Adidas, change their appearance a bit, it's been the same model for so many years!

At first, they were hitting me where the tongue is, but after about a week, they settled.
Otherwise, for everyday use with a lot of walking, my feet don't get tired at all.
For standing in the same spot without moving, I don't find them particularly comfortable, I think they are very soft

4 stars because at first they take a month to open so they don't squeeze you, something similar to when you wear new gloves and they need time to fit. I also find them warmer, but if you are used to wearing this type of shoes that have elastic fabric hugging the foot, I don't think it will be a problem, personally I got used to it.

Now, as for the positives, they are the most comfortable shoes for casual walking that I have worn, I have them for everyday use and they are incredible, you feel like you're walking on air while walking is effortless. Nice appearance, they easily match with many clothes and because they are elastic, you don't have the issue of constantly having to tie the laces.

I have been the owner of the Ultraboost 22 for about a month now, while I run quite a few kilometers almost every day. In the past, I had several models of Ultraboost (except for the 19 and 21). When you walk, they feel harder than the previous models, but when you start running, you immediately realize how cushioned they are. The cushioning and fit are similar to the 20, but I would rate them one step higher. If someone had the 20 model and was satisfied, they will love this.

5-7 kilometers daily. After years of being an adidas Glide fan, when the ultrαs first came out, I abandoned them due to instability and switched to nimbus k Pegasus. I ordered the 22s to see if they had improved (without trying them on -> mistake!!) and I was greatly disappointed. Hard sole with no shock absorption. Tight fit, but mediocre. Feeling of burning in the heel after 3-4 kilometers. Lastly, they are high in the "heel" and empty in the front, creating a quite strange forward tilt. I will try another pair in a store, maybe this specific one is defective.. Otherwise, they are borderline for walking.

The worst shoe I have ever bought in my life. It is permanently stuck on my foot, causing it not to breathe and become irritated.

I am 85 kilograms and 175 centimeters tall. I mention this for someone to have an idea. I do a relaxed run of 5 kilometers at 6.40 pace. I have worn them a total of 4 times since I bought them. They have "burned" my foot in the front part of the shoe, behind the toe. When you run, it feels like they are opening up your skin. The construction, quality, etc. are all good. I did not expect this result. It may have only happened to me due to the shape of my foot, I don't know. Just for information, I wanted to send photos to Adidas so they are aware, but I can't find any email address anywhere.