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The price point of $180, which is the same price as the Ultraboost 20.And thanks to the good people at adidas, we have the Ultraboost PB in hand for a comparison with the Ultraboost 20 and our first impressions.Note: We have a similar Ultraboost 20 vs Ultraboost 19 comparison here.Ultraboost PB vs Ultraboost 20: What’s the same?TPU heel clipContinental rubber outsoleTorsion barMidsoleInsoleWeight (almost)The Boost midsole including the plastic torsion bar, TPU heel clip, and Continental rubber outsole are exactly the same.
In a size 9, the Ultraboost PB weighs 10.8 ounces and the Ultraboost 20 weighs 10.9 ounces.
The upper materials on the Ultraboost PB appear thinner and lighter but don’t make much of a practical difference when it comes to weight.Ultraboost PB vs Ultraboost 20: What’s the difference?Upper design, materials, and fitLacesThe Ultraboost PB is supposed to be a “faster” iteration of the Ultraboost 20.
Early Ultraboosts were engineered mesh and recent years have transitioned to Primeknit.
While the support material does allow the Celermesh to retain its shape, it also prevents it from stretching.
Though the Ultraboost PB still fits true to size, the Celermesh makes it fit more narrow through the midfoot than the Ultraboost 20.
adidas has seen a fundamental change in design and performance over the last three years, and it all starts with two words: Boost and Primeknit.
Hopefully you’ll learn something if you are still undecided, so read on…TRACTION – Who knew coral would make good grips?
The heel is packed thick with pellets but the lateral side is caged in a polyurethane to keep the Boost from expanding too far out.
This accomplishes two missions: first, it keeps the shoe from tipping out, and second, the Boost stays underfoot for quicker response.
Either way, impact was NUH-UH while response into the next step was easy and smooth with very little lag or sinking feeling in the forefoot.There have been some “opinions” floating that the Boost is not as responsive or “dead” in some pairs.
First seen on the Rose 1 in basketball (at least by name), the pads aren’t thick but dense and keep pressure away.FIT – Speaking of Fit, here we go: while the adidas dame 4 seemed to fit most people a half size small, and the Crazy Light Boost 2016 fit a half to full size too big, the Crazy Explosive is just right — no doubt thanks to the inner padding, but the wider toe box and feel overall makes the CE more accommodating to different shapes without changing sizes.
