| Gender | Men , Women |
| Cushion | Neutral |
| Running gait | Neutral |
| Surface | Trail |
| Pace | Low |
| Strike | heel |
| Year | 2016 |
In the varied catalog of outdoor shoes there is a specific niche: the so-called approach models. A segment that is characterized by its versatility, since they are a good choice for various uses in the mountains, from climbing to simply walking in the mountains. And in the specific case of the adidas Terrex Solo also for running short and technical tests.
The most striking feature of this new model of the German brand appears in the composition of the sole, which has the Stealth compound. A rubber capable of offeringexceptional grip on wet and/or slippery terrain. It also features the characteristic Adirpene technology of adidas running, located in the heel area to increase protection and stability, while absorbing impacts. All of this is reinforced by the inclusion of EVA foam and a thin TPU film in the midsole, which contributes to greater comfort and flexibility, even when traversing steep and rocky terrain.
As for its upper, the Terrex Solo features a very wear-resistant and lightweight mesh. It should also be noted that this approach model from adidas incorporates a rubber reinforcement for the forefoot, designed for climbing. Apart from the Push Through Protection Plate system to protect the foot from rocks and sharp obstacles in the terrain.
The adidas Terrex Solo is available with a weight of 395 grams (UK 85) in the men's model, and for women, whose weight is 345 grams55 UK).