adidasOriginal price $185. Sale price $158.$185$158
Terrex Agravic TT
A technical-trail racing shoe combining Lightstrike Pro and Lightstrike cushioning with Continental grip.
Sale US price · 2026-09-23. Before tax and shipping. adidas US showed a $158 sale price and $185 original price for Blue / Dash Grey / Lime Burst (JR9097), checked September 23, 2026. Sizes and colorway prices vary.
The adidas Terrex Agravic TT is a soft technical-trail racer that combines Lightstrike Pro and Lightstrike cushioning with Continental grip and a protective rock plate. It has a clear role for faster trail efforts when underfoot protection matters, though its heavier build and aggressive rocker are compromises. Weak toe-box durability and limited suitability for mud also narrow the conditions where it makes sense. Overall fit is medium, but the toe box is narrow, so assess front-of-foot comfort before choosing it for a demanding race.
Pros and cons
Our summary of published testing and reviewer impressions. Checked 2026-10-03.
Pros
Durable rubber with dependable trail grip.
More flexibility than many plated trail shoes.
A stable forefoot supports quicker descents.
Cons
The mesh around the toes wore poorly in testing.
Its weight and pronounced rocker may feel cumbersome.
A closer look
Where it fits in your running
Recorded uses: race day, faster training. Designed for trail running.
Recorded terrain: technical trails.
Cushioning and ride
Published testing found good response on varied terrain. The outsole is less suited to mud or snow, so the shoe's trail versatility has limits.
Our editorial ride category: soft.
Fit and sizing
Independent testing found medium overall fit with a narrow toebox.
Recorded widths: standard.
Official regular fit; the independent review lists Normal width.
The linked product range is not verified. Widths and price may vary between men’s, women’s and unisex versions. An offered width does not guarantee personal fit.
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The independent review found a heavy build and aggressive rocker, with poor toebox durability and limited suitability for mud.
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Original price $185. Sale price $158.$185$158recorded · 2026-09-23
adidas US showed a $158 sale price and $185 original price for Blue / Dash Grey / Lime Burst (JR9097), checked September 23, 2026. Sizes and colorway prices vary.
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Specifications from the brand’s product information.
Listed weight
272 g
Heel-to-toe drop
8 mm
Heel stack height
39 mm
Plate
Protective rock plate
Support
Neutral
Recorded product range
Not verified
Widths offered
Standard
Source: adidas product page . Listed weights may refer to different reference sizes.
Follow the evidence.
Information checked 2026-09-23. Ride and fit descriptions use brand information and published reviews where available; matching categories are our editorial interpretation.
adidas product details Official identity, intended use and listed specifications. The linked market may differ from the US.
US price and buying options adidas US showed a $158 sale price and $185 original price for Blue / Dash Grey / Lime Burst (JR9097), checked September 23, 2026. Sizes and colorway prices vary.
US adidas lists 9.59 oz (approximately 272 g), 0.31 in drop (approximately 8 mm), and 1.53 in heel (approximately 39 mm). UK HP7010 metric page corroborates 272 g/8 mm/39 mm: source . The independent review identifies a rock plate, not a carbon racing plate. Race category is trail-specific. adidas describes technical trail racing; the independent review cautions against deep mud and snow. Plate classification checked September 14, 2026: protective rock plate or shield, not a propulsion plate.
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From the manufacturer
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Our matching categories
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