👟 The Truth about Adidas Velosamba
Summary
TLDRThe video script reviews Adidas Vello Sambas, highlighting their suitability as cycling shoes with a full-length nylon plate for flexibility and commuting. The shoes feature a two-bolt compatibility cutout, reflective details for visibility, and a true-to-size fit, but may not be ideal for wide feet or intense activities due to heel slip and outsole width. The reviewer appreciates the shoe's design for commuting, comfort in walking, and its non-obvious cycling function, while suggesting Adidas to delve deeper into the cycling culture for future shoe designs.
Takeaways
- 👟 The Adidas Vello Sambas are designed for cycling and are not suitable for skateboarding or running.
- 🌱 A vegan version of the shoes could potentially be made, but the current model is not specified as such.
- 🚴♂️ The shoes feature a full-length nylon internal plate for flexibility, making them ideal for commuting and walking.
- 🔩 They have a permanent cutout with two-bolt compatibility for speed and mountain bike cleats.
- 👟 Reflective stripes on the shoe provide added functionality without being obtrusive.
- 🎯 The fit is true to size, but people with wider feet might find them less comfortable.
- 🛠️ The outsole is wide at the ball of the foot, causing some rubbing during rides.
- 🔥 The shoes are not ideal for long, hot days due to ventilation issues.
- 👎 There is noticeable heel slip when riding and walking, indicating a potential fit issue.
- 👆 The elastic lace saver design is flawed, as it is anchored to a flimsy tongue.
- 🤔 Unnecessary padding around the collar makes the shoes less suitable for skating.
- 🏷 The logo design on the tongue is not favored by the reviewer.
- 👕 The shoes are praised for their stylish appearance, making them a good choice for commuting without looking like typical cycling shoes.
- 🚶♂️ Walking in these shoes is comfortable, making them excellent for urban commuting.
- 🛑 For actual cycling rides, there are better options available on the market.
- 💡 The reviewer suggests Adidas should delve deeper into the cycling culture for future shoe designs.
Q & A
What is the primary function of the Adidas Vello Sambas shoes?
-The Adidas Vello Sambas are primarily designed as cycling shoes, with features that support commuting and walking.
Why might it be difficult to create a vegan version of these shoes?
-The script does not provide specific reasons for the difficulty in creating a vegan version, but it suggests that the shoe company might need to consider modularity and materials that align with vegan standards.
Can the Adidas Vello Sambas be used as an everyday shoe without the clips?
-The script indicates a hard no to using these shoes as everyday shoes without the clips, as they are specifically designed for cycling.
What is the material used in the internal plate of the Vello Sambas, and how does it affect the shoe's performance?
-The internal plate is made of full-length nylon, which is heavier than carbon but offers more flex, making it suitable for commuting and walking.
Does the shoe have any compatibility for speed and mountain cleats?
-Yes, the shoe has a permanent cutout with two-bolt compatibility for speed and mountain cleats.
What is the fit like for someone who wears a U.S. size 11?
-For someone who wears a U.S. size 11, the fit is fairly true to size, but people with wider feet might find them less suitable.
Are there any issues with the shoe's outsole when riding for extended periods?
-The outsole is a bit wide at the ball of the foot, which can cause rubbing and discomfort after a few hours of riding.
How does the shoe perform in terms of breathability during long rides?
-The shoes do not perform well in terms of breathability for long rides, as the user noticed their feet feeling hot.
What is the issue with the elastic lace saver on the Vello Sambas?
-The elastic lace saver is anchored to the flimsy tongue, causing the tongue to bind because the elastic is stronger than the tongue material.
What is the reviewer's opinion on the padding around the collar of the shoe?
-The reviewer finds the padding around the collar to be excessive for a cycling shoe, suggesting that 'less is more' in this context.
What is the reviewer's final verdict on the Adidas Vello Sambas for commuting and actual rides?
-The reviewer highly suggests the Vello Sambas for commuting due to their comfort and fit, but recommends looking for better options for actual rides.
What feature of the shoe does the reviewer find unappealing in terms of aesthetics?
-The reviewer finds the logo on the tongue, specifically the tri-foil design, to be unappealing and not classy.
What does the reviewer suggest Adidas should consider for future cycling shoe designs?
-The reviewer suggests that Adidas should delve deeper into the culture and develop a more technical writing shoe for gravel marketing.
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