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These are the new Adidas Agravic Terrex TT Trail Running shoes in a US Men's size 7.5 (7 1/2). They're the updated model in the Agravic Terrex Trail lineup, and are designed to maximize balance for distance, technical terrain, and speed. I purchased them straight from Adidas.com online.

They sport the infamous Continental soles, the best-in-the-industry Lightstrike Pro midsoles (that provide squish on the slower parts and fantastic energy return on the faster parts), and are topped with a super light and sturdy upper. And the US Mens 7.5s weigh under 270 grams!

They retail currently on Adidas’s Website for $185, and come in the original box with original tags, etc.

https://www.adidas.com/us/terrex-agravic-tt-trail-running-shoes/JR9097.html

They’re in nearly brand new condition. If I were still within the 14-day return window, Adidas would have taken them back with no questions or concerns. I ran once in them for 1/2 mile to check the squish and energy return, and then one more time for 8 miles (my short run of the week) on the road to make sure they fit OK. This is still within Adidas's return requirements and window. They're still clean and still have perfect 100% tread.

I love the Adidas Agravic Terrex-brand/line! They've been amazing with quality, speed, and fit for me for the past 14 years. Any time I've ventured out and purchased Nikes, Hokas, Asics, and Sauconys, I've noticed a quality difference and keep coming back to Adidas. IMO, Adidas has perfected the midsole and the heel-to-ball drop and the ball-to-toe drop. And the Lightstrike Pro midsoles are amazing.

Why I'm selling them instead of returning them:

For my marathon training, after a ton of research, I bought the Agravic Terrex TT Trails for trail runs and the Adidas Adizero Boston 13s for my road runs. I was nearing peak week and had worn through my old Adidas trainers at about 500 miles (which were basically the predecessors to the TTs).

While I was waiting for my new shoes to arrive, I was traveling and took my old race-day shoes with me for my training runs. I should have known better than to wear my old race-day shoes on a 20 miler nearing peak week (you're not supposed to put 300+ miles on race-day shoes). Because of my injury, I did the rest of my training up through July in my Boston 13s on the road only (0 trail runs). If you need road runners, the Boston 13s are in some ways even better than the Adios Pro 4s. I love them.

I ended up doing great in the marathon in July, but still have some residual injury issues. Due to traveling and having too much other stuff going on with work, PT, etc, I neglected to return the TTs to Adidas within the return window. So, now I've got these new awesome shoes that I won't likely get to wear within the next year or so. I'd rather sell them quickly and without haggling and hassle to someone who will get good use out of them than have them sit in my closet until maybe my knee is well enough to do trails.

Yes - this price is firm. I'm positive you won't find them new or like new cheaper anywhere. I've done the research online and ensured I was posting them lower than any legitimate Site that sells these. If they don't sell, I'll break them out when my PT and recoupment period is over and will use them.