Pulseboost HD Winterized protected runners from all weather conditions

Pulseboot HD Winterized is an updated version of BOOST technology

Pulseboost HD Winterized is an updated version of BOOST technology. With the BOOST HD sole, the shoe provides powerful energy returns and motion comfort. Besides, the Pulseboot come with a series of extra features such as the lowered sole to put runners closer to the grounds and the different elevations of the heel cushions and nose pads to improve stability and comfort when running in the city. Continental Adaptive Traxion technology is combined with cushion sole and a new outer layer of Continental rubber, more specifically with small tabs design for maximum grip.

In constantly changing weather, Pulseboost HD Winterized is truly a "great aid" for extra support to a sudden stop, juke, or quick change in direction in slippery road conditions or busy city.

One of the highlights of Pulseboost HD Winterized is waterproof Ballistic Nylon lining, keeping the feet warm in cold weather. Choosing the best pair of shoes is not only for safety, but also for a cosy feeling – and with these shoes, runners can confidently explore every street of the city. Not stopping there, the shoes were also designed reflective to help ensure the safety of runners at night.

Pulseboost HD was created by urban running culture

Stephan Schneider, product manager of adidas Running, said, “Running in a city is unlike running anywhere else. Traffic, lights, and crowds make for a unique experience – high challenges that come with high rewards. We wanted to create something that was born from urban runners. Their infrastructure. Their inspirations. Their energy. To create Pulseboost HD, we started by breaking down the elements of running in a city, namely the position of the foot. For example, runners are more on their forefoot than midfoot. We then used computational design and, most importantly, insight from key urban runners to create Pulseboost HD. This isn’t a product made by adidas, it is a shoe created by urban running culture.”