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You will find everything you need in the adidas shoe collection. Be it summer or winter, sport or casual, with shoes by adidas you are constantly one step ahead of the latest trend. Find your perfect fit! In adidas shoes, your feet can move freely while being perfectly protected. With shoes for walking you'll be well equipped.

Make your own rules – adidas shoes for walking

On new routes – with outdoor products, you will discover the world afresh every day. Keep being free and curious with shoes from adidas.

Our shoes are available in turquoise, black, white, and many other colors.

People who utilize creativity to transform their world – adidas products for men and women.

Shoes for walking from adidas are your new support – especially if you are set to surpass your goals every day.

Shoes for walking Frequently Asked Questions

Are adidas Cloudfoam good for walking?

adidas Cloudfoam shoes are good for walking and all-day wear. The Cloudfoam cushioning in the sneakers moulds to your foot to add stability and softness to your steps without adding a lot of weight. Use them as walking shoes on active recovery days or as go-to street shoes for your busy, everyday routine.

What is a good walking shoe for a woman?

A good walking shoe for women is the adidas Ultraboost DNA. The shoes are inspired by the sleek look of performance runners but built for everyday activities. The shoes, which have energised adidas Boost midsole cushioning, are made in lace-up and slip-on versions. They’re also great walking shoes for men.

What walking shoes do podiatrists recommend?

Podiatrists typically recommend walking shoes that are well cushioned, with a low heel. They provide stability for side-to-side movement as well as flexibility in the arch for the movement of pushing off with the toes. Walking shoes should fit snug at the heel and have plenty of room for your toes. If you normally use a prescription insert, be sure and use it in any new walking shoes. If you have bunions or other foot issues, check with your health-care provider.