About

Adidas Ultrabounce

The Ultrabounce is adidas’ everyday trainer for those who don’t want to buy in the highest price bracket. The model uses Bounce, the cushioning foam the brand places under its technical lines: less responsive than the better-known pellet sole, but softer than the entry-level foam and considerably cheaper.

The construction is straightforward. The midsole is made of that foam with the line name printed on the side, and the outsole has rubber where it wears most. The upper is a knitted mesh over which the three stripes run as stitched bands, so they immediately act as support elements. At the heel there’s a reinforced block that keeps the foot in place.

Its positioning is that of the broad mid-market: no performance promise, no race claim, but a shoe for the regular training run and the gym. That explains its wide availability and low price.

Within the range the Adidas Galaxy 7 is the entry-level model, while the Adidas UltraBOOST represents the technical side and the Adidas Adizero line the speed side.

On this page you’ll see which versions of the Adidas Ultrabounce are currently hottest according to the Hypescore, the starting price and how many shops have them in stock.