adidas TERREX Agravic 3 zapatillas de trail running Core Black / Grey Six / Solar Red

Conquer the trails with the adidas TERREX Agravic 3, a high-performance trail running shoe engineered for off-road adventures. Built with a durable engineered mesh upper and Continental™ Rubber outsole, these shoes provide exceptional grip and protection on rugged terrain. The Lightstrike midsole offers responsive cushioning, while the 8 mm drop and 4.5 mm lugs ensure stability and traction. Designed for men, this model features a regular fit and lace closure for a secure feel. Made with at least 20% recycled content, it combines sustainability with top-tier performance.

Advantages

The TERREX Agravic 3 delivers superior traction on uneven surfaces thanks to the Continental™ Rubber outsole with 4.5 mm lugs. The Lightstrike cushioning provides a lightweight, responsive ride, while the engineered mesh upper with seamless overlays enhances breathability and durability. The molded sockliner and textile lining offer added comfort, and the abrasion-resistant overlays protect against rocks and debris.

Suitable for

• Trail running on technical off-road paths
• Runners seeking a durable, grippy shoe for challenging terrain
• Environmentally conscious athletes who value recycled materials

Key specifications

• Product Type: Trail Running Shoes
• Gender: Men's
• Color: Core Black / Grey Six / Solar Red
• Upper Material: Engineered Mesh with seamless overlays
• Midsole Technology: Lightstrike cushioning
• Outsole Material: Continental™ Rubber
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 8 mm (Heel: 30 mm / Forefoot: 22 mm)
• Lug Depth: 4.5 mm
• Weight (per shoe): Approx. 310 g (for US 9)
• Closure Type: Lace closure
• Fit: Regular fit
• Recommended Terrain: Trail, Off-road
• Sustainability: Made with at least 20% recycled content
• Lining: Textile lining
• Sockliner: Molded sockliner
• Protection Features: Abrasion-resistant overlays
• Arch Type: Neutral
• Size (UK): 9.5
• Size (US): 10

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these shoes with moisture-wicking socks and consider using gaiters for extra debris protection. Break them in gradually on moderate trails before tackling technical routes.