adidas Response Runner Shoes - ice Lavender/Blue Spark met./semi Flash Aqua - 11.5 UK


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The adidas Response Runner is an ideal choice for neutral runners and fitness enthusiasts who prioritize all-day comfort and lightweight support. Featuring a breathable mesh construction and responsive EVA cushioning, it excels during daily training sessions or casual movement. While it offers excellent versatility for various athletic activities, users seeking highly specialized professional-grade marathon gear might find the cushioning profile more suited to road-running and general fitness than long-distance competitive racing.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shoe Size UK | 11.5 |
| Accent Colour | Blue |
| Series | Response Runner |
| Model Part Number | NJG40 |
| Brand | adidas |
The Response Runner features a neutral construction. If you require significant arch support, you may wish to swap the OrthoLite sockliner for a custom orthotic insole.
No. Excessive heat from a tumble dryer will damage the EVA midsole foam and ruin the glue bonds holding the shoe together.
The drop refers to the difference in height between the heel (32mm) and the forefoot (22mm). A 10mm drop is standard for runners who prefer a traditional heel-cushioned feel.
Yes, each pair contains at least 20% recycled content as part of adidas's ongoing commitment to sustainability.
Yes, the Response Runner is designed as a unisex model, fitting a wide range of foot shapes.
Typically, running shoes should be replaced every 300 to 500 miles, depending on the intensity of your use and the surfaces you run on.
Feet naturally swell during exercise; try loosening the laces slightly mid-run if you experience pressure.
Ensure your socks are moisture-wicking and consider adjusting the lacing technique to a 'runner's loop' to secure the heel.
Wipe away mud and salt immediately after use, as debris can act as an abrasive on the mesh fabric.
To ensure the longevity of your Response Runners, follow these guidelines: