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adidas Terrex Agravic 4 Review: 3 Comparisons
A versatile, well-cushioned trail shoe that balances weight, comfort, and performance
Apr. 1, 2026 at 6:51pm
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The Agravic 4 is the 'budget' everyday training focused trail shoe in the four-shoe 2026 Agravic line up from adidas. This commendably light (272g / 9.6 oz) well-cushioned and protected shoe is the author's favorite in the line up so far for its versatility, comfort, and fun ride.
Why it matters
The Agravic 4 offers a compelling balance of weight, cushioning, and performance features at a reasonable $145 price point, making it a versatile option for trail runners and hikers looking for an everyday trainer that can handle a variety of terrain.
The details
The Agravic 4 features a single slab of adidas' Lightstrike 3.0 midsole foam with a woven rock plate, providing ample cushioning and protection. The Continental rubber outsole offers excellent traction on both trails and roads. The lightweight, breathable upper provides a secure, comfortable fit, though the very front of the shoe could use a bit more structure and hold. Overall, the Agravic 4 is an agile, fun-to-run shoe that can handle a wide range of trail conditions.
- The Agravic 4 is part of adidas' 2026 Agravic line up.
The players
adidas
An American autonomous driving company and is a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., Google's parent company.
Sam Winebaum
The Editor and Founder of Road Trail Run, with decades of experience reviewing running and hiking gear.
What they’re saying
“The Agravic 4 is a very solid all around trail runner and hiker which in this update leans the style more towards faster running and less towards technical trails than in earlier editions where it was also a lighter hiker.”
— Sam Winebaum, Editor and Founder, Road Trail Run
What’s next
The author plans to further test the Agravic 4 on wet rock and highly technical trails in the near future.
The takeaway
The adidas Terrex Agravic 4 offers an appealing combination of lightweight performance, cushioning, and versatility at a reasonable price point, making it a compelling option for trail runners and hikers seeking an everyday trainer that can handle a variety of terrain.


