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Adidas Defiant Generation Bounce Midsole Fitness Court Trainers (with code)
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Posted 11 August 2023

Adidas Defiant Generation Bounce Midsole Fitness Court Trainers (with code)

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Adidas Defiant Generation Bounce Midsole Court Shoe

RRP £89.99 Now £42.49 with code VIP15

Sizes 6 up to 12

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Reach your training goals and look good while you’re doing it with these Adidas Defiant Generation trainers, constructed for a lightweight feel whilst the Adidas Bounce midsole technology delivers supreme comfort making these mens fitness court trainers perfect for workouts and on court wear.

Featuring a seamless lightweight textile upper designed with areas of support to adapt to the foot, for the perfect fit. Complete with a low to ground midsole for enhanced flexibility and movement in every stride, these Defiant Generation trainers emulate natural movements to create a barefoot feel with unbeatable cushioning and exclusive Adidas bounce back properties.

- Performance fitness court trainers by Adidas

- Lightweight canvas textile upper

- Seamless bootee construction for better fit and unmatched comfort

- Heel tab for easy on / off wear

- Padded ankle and heel for the perfect fit

- Abrasion-resistant ADITUFF™ wraps around the toe and medial forefoot

- Herringbone durable outsole for extra grip and lasting durability.
Herringbone durable outsole for extra grip and lasting durability.

- Adidas Bounce cushioning midsole for superb shock absorption

- Adidas branding throughout


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The Adidas Defiant Generation lets its wearers maneuver around the court with impeccable comfort and stunning style. It is a great shoe for those who want something for casual plays as it gives a solid performance all around. With a price that never fails to impress, it is a solid pick that holds more value than meets the eye.

Pros
  • Supple uppers
  • Grips a variety of surfaces well
  • Plush cushioning
  • Amazing value
  • Breezy even when it’s hot
  • Can take a beating
  • Eyecatching looks

Cons
  • Not for aggressive movements
  • Narrow fit
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  1. I_Gibbs_I's avatar
    Too much City blue for my liking
  2. Scrooge_McDuck's avatar
    These are a pretty good all court tennis shoe offering quite a lot of cushioning. I've bought similar priced budget shoes from Adidas (Gamecourt 2) that were dreadful and fell to pieces within about 6 weeks. These are much better.

    One thing to consider...they are a "sock" type of shoe. Getting your foot in and out is really, really tight. I'm a size 10, bought a size 10.5 and literally couldn't get my foot into the shoe so I had to return and size up to an 11. Even a full size up putting them on and taking them off is a chore, but once on they are very comfortable.

    If you buy your normal size, I guarantee you you'll be sending them back because you couldn't get them onto your feet! (edited)
    Rickardo's avatar
    Thanks for the info re tennis. I'm still in a pair of Gamecourt 1 that have lasted me just over 2 years so far ( 2 hours of tennis a week on average), shame the 2s are not built well. My Gamecourt are also a sock type, too. (edited)
  3. MarcoSymondi's avatar
    Nice
  4. MrAndMrsA's avatar
    Does anyone have an idea if these would work well for squash?
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