adidas Dropset 3 - Grey - UK 10

The Dropset 3 trainers are specifically designed for strength training, weightlifting, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Their features, such as the wide fit, 6mm drop, and grippy outsole, are optimized for stability and support during these activities.

No, these shoes are not ideal for running. They are built for stability during lifting rather than the cushioning and flexibility required for running. For optimal performance and injury prevention, we recommend using dedicated running shoes for cardio activities.

The '6mm drop' refers to the height difference between the heel and the toe of the shoe. A 6mm drop promotes a more natural foot position, encouraging a stable and aligned stance crucial for strength training exercises like squats and deadlifts.

To clean your trainers, wipe them down with a damp cloth after each use. For a more thorough clean, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush. Always air dry them away from direct heat to prevent material damage. You can also remove and air out the insoles to help prevent odors.

Yes, the adidas Dropset 3 features a wide fit specifically designed to accommodate swelling feet and provide a comfortable, unrestrictive experience during workouts.

Yes, the upper of the adidas Dropset 3 is made in part with recycled materials, reflecting a commitment to reducing environmental impact.

The adjustable lacing system is designed for 'lockdown'. Start by lacing from the bottom eyelets and pull firmly but comfortably as you work your way up. You can experiment with different lacing patterns to find the most secure and comfortable fit for your foot shape, ensuring the Geofit heel pods are snug against your heel.

Adjust the adjustable lacing system. For a tighter fit, pull the laces firmly from bottom to top. For more room, loosen the laces starting from the toe box. Ensure the Geofit heel pods are properly seated around your heel for optimal comfort and protection.

The shoes feature HEAT.RDY technology and a breathable mesh upper designed to manage heat. Ensure you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking socks. If the issue persists, consider allowing more airflow by loosening laces slightly between sets, or ensure shoes are fully dry before each use.

Check your lacing for a secure 'lockdown' fit. Ensure the gym floor is clean and dry; even the best outsoles can struggle on slick surfaces. Also, verify that your lifting technique is stable, as shoe performance is optimized when paired with proper form.