Adilette and Adissage slides make up the bulk of Adidas’ slide offerings, but the company occasionally features other models. Here are a few examples: A. Most wearers agree that the slides are true to size. They might feel a bit snug for the first few days, but the shoes will stretch slightly, and the contoured footbeds have just enough padding that your feet sink in and feel right at home. The exception to this rule might be Yeezys; some buyers have complained that the shoes run small. Q. Can the slides be laundered? Look for the best deal. Adidas slide prices don’t waver much. You should not have to pay more for a certain color or in-demand size. If a retailer attempts to charge you more for your preferred color or size, shop around to make sure you find the best deal. Original Adilette slides: These shoes consist of a polyurethane upper and synthetic outsole. Most have the standard three-stripe design, but a few other designs exist, including an American flag simulation and the Adidas trefoil logo. Interestingly, in the Adilette line, you can find adjustable bandages on men’s and children’s slides but not women’s slides. However, as we will next discuss, Adidas slides are considered “unisex” shoes that can be worn by anyone. Gender and sizing

Keep your slides out of the reach of pets, which might mistake their inviting cushiony surface for a chew toy. Key considerations Adilette style The upper part of an Adidas slide, often referred to as the “bandage,” is usually a single piece of material with fixed dimensions. However, some Adidas slides come with an adjustable upper bandage so you can tighten or loosen the shoe’s grip on the foot using a hook-and-loop fastener.

Buy off-season. Adidas slides don’t often go on sale. These shoes are in high demand, and they can last several years of wear with proper care. As such, it’s a bit tough to find them on sale for more than a few dollars off. If you want a bargain, buying off-season may be your best bet.