Nike
Zoom Rotational 6 M
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Use: Regular (once or twice a week)
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Weight of runner: Under 65kg, Under 75kg, Under 85kg, Over 85kg
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Rebound: Excellent
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Shock absorption: Excellent
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Shoe weight: 266g
adidas adizero HJ
135.00 €
You save 10%
Recommended retail price by the brand
150.0€ Recommended price
2 installments of 67.50 €
Free of charge
Please make sure to check the size guide before making your choice.
5 models available:
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135 €
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150 € • WC
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114 €
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110 €
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85 €
The i-Run team says
The adidas adizero HJ athletic shoe for men is perfect for high jump.
adidas adizero HJ, for what type of athlete?
It is suitable for both beginners and experienced individuals.
adidas adizero HJ, what usage?
It is ideal for your high jump training and competitions. This spike can also be suitable for javelin throw.
adidas adizero HJ, what utilization?
+ Combining power and speed, it is designed to take you even higher with each attempt.
- For long jump, triple jump, or pole vault events, we recommend the adizero LJ.
Why choose the adidas adizero HJ?
It offers:
- A speed conducive to performance
- Excellent foot support
- Optimal grip
adidas adizero HJ, what's new?
Compared to previous adizero HJ models, it offers:
- Lightstrike Pro foam
- More lightness
Characteristics of the adidas adizero HJ spike
- Cushioning of the adizero HJ
You will appreciate effective cushioning and a dynamic energy return.
- Upper of the adizero HJ
It provides suitable breathability.
- Outsole of the adizero HJ
It features a plate with 11 removable Pebax spikes for impeccable grip and traction.
Through the End Plastic Waste initiative, adidas contributes to developing manufacturing solutions that reduce environmental pollution by plastic waste in terrestrial and marine environments.
- Non-removable insole
- 22 spikes and 1 key included
- Weight observed at i-Run: 266 g in size 42
Technologies
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Lightstrike Pro
The ultra-light foam ensures an even more exceptional energy return. Offering maximum cushioning with minimal weight.
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End plastic Waste
Product created from production waste, such as fabric scraps and treated household waste, to reduce the environmental impact of producing virgin materials.
