Global leading sports brand adidas announced on the 8th the launch of the versatile training shoe “Dropset 4,” which is designed to support all elements required for training, from lifting to jumping and running.



The more advanced Dropset 4 focuses on the fact that many people wear shoes that do not match their workout goals, integrating all the core elements needed for training into one model. 



Designed for training environments that span multiple disciplines, it provides stable support and explosive performance even during wide and varied movements.



Dropset 4 delivers strong performance across the full spectrum of functional training, from basic lifts such as deadlifts to high intensity box jumps and sprinting up to 800 meters. 



The full length Repetitor foam applied throughout the shoe ensures consistent stability, while the Energy Rods structure efficiently distributes force, firmly supporting the heel during lifting and delivering powerful propulsion during jumps.



The outsole combines Continental and Adiwear rubber, offering excellent grip and durability even during heavy load training such as sled pushes and weighted lunges. 



The upper features abrasion resistant haptic print technology to enhance durability, while excellent breathability maintains a comfortable fit even during intense workouts. 



The addition of a FootAdapt insole and a GeoFit collar structure that securely supports the heel firmly locks in the foot and maximizes balance during all movements.



Laura Horvath, who won the world’s top fitness competition while wearing Dropset 4, said that it is the most satisfying adidas strength shoe she has ever experienced, adding that the stability that perfectly supports lifting, jumping, and running allowed her to fully focus on her performance.



To celebrate the launch of Dropset 4, a consumer experience event titled “ALL YOU NEED IS DROPSET 4” will be held on January 18 at Burpee Ground GFC Yeoksam. 



Adidas training partners Kim Jong Kook and Jang Eun Sil will participate in the event, sharing their training stories and leading participants through various sessions including jumping, lifting, and running. 



The event is open to all adiClub members, and 30 participants will be selected from applicants via the adidas app.



Amy Arana, Global Sportswear and Training General Manager at adidas, explained that functional training requires a wide range of movements from warm up to cool down, and that Dropset 4 delivers both the stability needed for lifting and the cushioning and responsiveness required for jumping and running.



Dropset 4 will be available starting January 8 through the official adidas online store and major retail locations.



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