Are the Adidas F50 adizero (2014) good for wide feet?

Not ideally. The Adidas F50 adizero (2014) is cut narrow through the forefoot and suits slim to average feet best. Wide feet are likely to feel pressure across the ball.

Do the Adidas F50 adizero (2014) need breaking in?

The Adidas F50 adizero (2014) holds its shape. The upper gives little with wear, so how it feels on day one is close to how it will keep feeling — fit it correctly from the start.

Who do the Adidas F50 adizero (2014) suit best?

The Adidas F50 adizero (2014) suits feet wanting a narrow forefoot, low tapered toe box, snug midfoot wrap, moderate heel. Speed boot on FG.

Speed · FG

Adidas F50 adizero (2014)

Name: Adidas F50 adizero (2014)
Brand: Adidas

A synthetic speed boot: narrow-width forefoot, low, tapered toe box, snug midfoot wrap and a moderate heel.

Do the Adidas F50 adizero (2014) run true to size?

The Adidas F50 adizero (2014) fits true to size — take your usual size.

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Sizing

This model fits true to size.

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Fit at a glance

Brand: Adidas
Model year: 2014
Type: Speed
Surfaces: FG
Material: SprintSkin synthetic
Sizing: True to size
Forefoot width: Narrow
Toe box: Low tapered
Midfoot wrap: Snug
Heel lockdown: Moderate
Arch support: Neutral, Arched
Weight: ~150 g (US 9)

Tends to suit

Narrow foot
Low toe volume
Egyptian
Greek
Secure heel

Watch-outs

Wide forefoot
High toe volume
Narrow forefoot

The fit, explained

The low, tapered toe box rewards Egyptian/Greek shapes but can crowd wide or high-volume forefeet. The synthetic upper keeps its shape, so any early pressure won't ease much.

A classic reference point — best for narrow to average-width feet that want a locked-down, speed feel.

Break-in: Minimal break-in; the synthetic upper holds its shape and won't relax much with wear.