Our verdict
With such a comment like "my new favorite," the Terrex AX4 Primegreen from Adidas seems to be a great investment for the many trail-goers who took a chance on it. Their admiration for this hiker is not without basis, too, as it is mighty generous on most fronts, especially grip and comfort level. And the most wowing part? It's only $90 a pop!
Pros
- Stellar coziness
- Quick break-in
- Super tenacious
- 10/10 underfoot support
- Sturdy
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- Remarkably well-made
- Eco-friendly
Cons
- Sloppy fit
- Unruly shoestrings
Who should buy the adidas raleigh mid denim
The Terrex AX4 Primegreen is as serious about elevating your hikes as it gives back to Mother Nature. It's for you if:
- You've been searching for a pair that delivers all-day support and comfort.
- The trails you take on have soft-soiled parts (think semi-dry mud).
- Sporty-looking hiking shoes that give an extra bite on descents are what you need.
- A shoe whose upper is made with 50% recycled materials interests you a lot.
Who should NOT buy it
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Absolutely comfy from the get-go
Many hikers are supremely impressed with the Terrex AX4 Primegreen's immense plushness. One of them likens the shoe to his "comfiest pair of trainers," while another finds hiking in it "sans pain, only comfort."
adidas raleigh mid denim equals extraordinary traction
"Perfect grip in slippery conditions" is what the Terrex AX4 Primegreen's outsole delivers, according to one of the testers who adore the shoe's tenacity. One other reviewer who used the shoe in Snowdonia was particularly floored by its performance on snow and ice. That said, there are those who are also impressed with the kick's level of traction on shale, gravel, and grass.
Exceptional support system
According to an experienced hiker, the adidas raleigh mid denim has exemplary support underfoot, making it "great for walking long distances." Another trail-goer also says that these "shoes fit the bill" when it comes to offsetting fatigue, particularly around the arch.
Not for skinny feet
There are those who find the Terrex AX4 Primegreen quite wide. "I won't buy them again," says one of them, obviously not appreciating the wonkiness of its fit without wearing thick socks.
The Terrex AX4 Primegreen's amazing workmanship
Not only is the adidas raleigh mid denim sturdy, as quite a number of hikers call it, but it is also built with exceptional attention to detail. The following remarks should be proof enough:
- "Quality is top-notch."
- "Fab product."
- They "look like expensive walking shoes."
Needs better laces
It has been reported that the laces of the adidas raleigh mid denim come undone often.
Sits at the cheaper end of the pricing spectrum
Just like the OG version, the adidas raleigh mid denim—with its ninety-dollar asking price—is quite affordable. It is, after all, $40 cheaper than the average cost of trail kicks. For more budget-friendly hiking shoes, click here.
