Adidas

Adidas — The best thing to come out of Germany since Bratwurst Sausages! This store is a reasonable size one in Manchester, to be honest they don’t make the most of the size, however I do like it that they have not crammed everything into one space, like Sports Direct do, which another reason to add to the stinginess of Mike Ashley, ruining things (Newcastle United, Sports Direct) but away from Sports Direct, this is quite a nice Adidas Store.
This store is on Market street, near enough opposite The Nike Store, and is probably the better of the two, by a mile
This store is over 2 floors, with quite a cool lift connecting the two, however the lift its self is not a good one, with a bump to get in and out, making wheelchairs and prams (who it should of been built for) having World War 3 trying to get out.
They was a sale on in this store, and I managed to get some cool Adidas flip flops half price and costing £12.50, they are quite comfy and fit my feet, when honestly «It is harder to buy shoes for me, than it is for Manuel Pellegrini to play premier league action (play it not manage) «
They do sell some football jerseys here, although I didn’t look for them, although they were some posters, and unlike Nike across the way, it isn’t just a «running» store
They do have a good selection of trainers and an area dedicated to that, but I can’t really comment on them as I didn’t go in looking for them.
The Pricing is a bit messed up especially with the sale, my flip flops were 50 percent off hence £12.50 in blue, and because the green colour is «newer» they charge the full £25 pounds, some of the pricing is okay with some closer to the pricey side, as with many shops in this genre.
Some of the staff seem okay, with some we shared a laugh about the lift; with other staff I had a problem, one saw me walking to the lift and as he got out, he didn’t hold the lift for me (no one else was using it) hence it reset and went straight to the bottom, and earlier the same man, got another member of staff to go on the till, with a slight delay when the till was unmanned.
This store is okay, if you are looking for clothes or flip flops it is worth a look in, but it isn’t great either and I want to give a slightly generous 3 star rating.

Great service!
When I walked out of the changing rooms asking if there was a size between medium and large the girl I asked was mega helpful… and it turned out my stupid question wasnt stupid at all… there was a size between medium and large!
Then she gave me the heads up that no one had entered the in store competition to win £300 so i was in with a good chance if i entered… fingers crossed!

I’ve stuck with buying Adidas trainers for over five years now, as they’re both extremely comfortable and durable — I need footwear with lots of grip as I pay every month to scramble around Heaton Park in all weathers in order to get fit!
In need of some replacements, I ventured to the first floor of their two-​storey store to try and find the ‘descendants’ of the ones I already owned and was chuffed to find they still stocked them (albeit in a different colour and design).
I keep in mind the old idiom ‘If you buy cheap then you buy twice’, so I don’t tend to scrimp when it comes to footwear for exercise. Being January, I was lucky enough to have timed my visit during their sales, so saved 30% off the retail price. Other trainers were being advertised at up to 50% off, so if you’re looking to buy some, do so now!
The staff were very helpful, darting to the storeroom twice to find the pair that fitted me the best (try asking for half-​sizes as well).
It’s a great store with a decent amount of choice and I’ll definitely come here again.

Adiddas! The sneaker destination! Everyone runs to Adiddas to get good looking, long lasting, comfortable shoes.
It’s on the same level with Nike but I’ve always found it to way cheaper than it and well, it’s almost as good!
This store is very well placed and store a variety from training shoes, to basketball hi-​tops to football shoes to just flip-​flops. The t-​shirts, hoodies accessories make up the other part of the store which just as popular. They do a good collection with exercise wear and makes you want to work out and keep fit once you buy them! I love the tracks here, so comfortable and perfect fit!

Everyone knows that the place to get the best sneakers is New York.
If you can’t afford a ticket to the big apple however, this Adidas store has a fantastic range of sneakers, training shoes, baseball boots and hi-​tops. My personal favourites are the Tokio Hi and Superskate boots — which both happen to be 50% off in the current sale.
If you already have enough pairs to open your own sneaker store, this outlet also stocks a wide range of stylish tees, sweaters, hoodies and cardigans — all of which seem designed for casual, everyday wear more than exercise. Since I think the most interesting forms of exercise are breakdancing, rollerskating, trampolining and free-​running — I’m down with that!

Realising their position as something of a collected and traded retro brand, Adidas decided to capitalize on this transcendence from mere sports brand by opening a range of up market ‘sports boutique’ stores. A visit to one these days will be a surprise to anyone still operating under the misapprehension that Adidas exists to provide men who chase balls something to put their feet in. Sport couldn’t be further from the mind of a brand that now brings us lounge ware costing upwards of a hundred pounds for a zip up top, ranges by Stella McCartney and shoes designed to keep you steady at the bar rather than help you complete 50 keepyups.

not as good as originals store but of you want adidas equipment logo which is mainly in all the high streets. this is the place for you. Good for running, football, climbing gear but limited in vintage. still good shop

The Adidas store, as was previously mentioned, is exactly what you might imagine it to be. It sells Adidas products. All of the normal, bog standard Adidas wares are available in the store and not unsurprisingly the stock levels are always maintained. The real reason to visit the store would be to try and find something a little unique the kind of item that you couldn’t get in, say, JD Sport. In terms of this, there are some interesting items that op up from time to time. I got a cool jacket in there a while back and have only seen one other person wearing it in the last two years. Worth a visit.

The adidas shop does what it says on the tin! It only sells adidas clothing etc! I am not the biggest fan of sports clothing, but it is a great place to get fitness gear as they sell their full ranges rather than just a few pieces sold in other shops including Stella McCartneys range! Prices are the same as you would find anywhere else and the shop itself has a very modern look to it. It’s a great location on the main shopping street. If your friends call you Sporty you’ll love it!