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| I love the "bright neon green" color ^^ |
High technology 3D printed soles mounted to a breathable mesh upper. Adidas high tech fast 3D printed CARBON photopolymer oxygen heat cured flexible materials thats has tough strength & good mechanical yield or rapid deformation under loading from the body, giving enough firmness to support you as you move while also absorbing impact energy to spare your joints of the harsh blows that come from running or jogging or other athletic movements :)
They arrived by way of mail, the high tech 3D printed running shoes. I ordered them online from Adidas.com & about a week later they showed up at our doorstep in a box. Opening the cardboard box revealed the shoebox inside. I took the bright green 4D shoes out & removed the paper stuffing from each unit. Applying the shoes to my feet, I drove to the local grocery store with Meg & notice how they interact with the pedals much differently that my other shoes, grippy & a little more bulky owing unto the geometry or shape differences, better for running than driving it seems.
I gave them a spin at the local grocery Safeway store & they are super comfortable, ultra light mass & very breathable which is great because all the materials are synthetic. When jumping or running & then stopping suddenly you really feel the 3D printed suspension adding impact absorbing cushioning to protect your ankles, knees & hips! Enjoy the photo collection with titles & thanks for reading :)
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| Closer look at the 3D CARBON suspension sole |
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| Lattice designed to flex while also strong! |
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| 4D FWD or "4th Dimensional Forward" |
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| Adidas branding on the toe extension of the sole |
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| Lace attachments reinforced with strong plastic |
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| Mesh so breathable you can see through it ^^ |
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4DFDW printed heal position inside the upper
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| Nicely textured base |
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| RF ID tag // |
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| Model Details in Tag |
Now its time to give them the real world test after I finish enjoying my morning coffee! I added a dash of heavy whipping cream to the mauds hazelnut sister unit's output ^^ yum
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