The supportive, wrapped cupsole has a lightweight textile lining with a midsole that is cushioning and delivers energy back to you so you can try that bigger stair-set you've been eyeing with a bit more heel protection.
Features
Sole
Cupsole
Vulc Wrapped Cupsole
Support and Comfort
Primary Upper Materials
Leather
Details
Bounce™
Sole
Cupsole - Durable and shock-absorbing to provide the best impact protection against hard landings. Cupsoles generally last longer than a vulcanized sole but don't provide as much flexibility and board feel right out of the box.
Details
Bounce™ - Bounce™ cushioning technology offers a spring like feeling with enhanced comfort and flexibility. Also, the performance of the cushioning is not affected by cold or warm environments which provides predictable performance and extra stability.
Reviews
4.6
Overall Rating
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Uncomfortable
by BLT(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 4/29/2021
Adidas Liberty Cup Skate Shoes - core black/footwear white/gold metallic
The back tab is way too high I had blisters on the backs and I sides of my ankles first day I wore them. I ended up cutting the tab off. I should've never skated them and sent them back, just thought they would break in.. not the case
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Very comfortable skate shoes.
by Marty Henry
in Boston, MA(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 2/8/2021
Adidas Liberty Cup Skate Shoes - core black/footwear white/gold metallic
Absorbs impact very well.
1person has found this review helpful
Great shoes
by JP Logue
in Ocean City, NJ(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 1/19/2021
Adidas Liberty Cup Skate Shoes - core black/footwear white/gum4
Love these shoes, if you have another size 12 I would order another pair
0person has found this review helpful
No more barking dogs
by Pickle Time
in Midwest(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 11/13/2020
Adidas Liberty Cup Skate Shoes - footwear white/chalk white/hi-res yellow
Been skating vulcanized shoes since I started years ago, lately have grown tired of the mounting foot pain so I thought I'd give cupsoles a try. Bought these on looks and a hope of pain relief. At first they felt pretty weird, but they broke in quickly and the more I got used to them the more I liked them. Now, I think they have become my all-time favorite skate shoe; can't believe I denied myself this comfort all those years. Board feel and grip are awesome too. Love these kicks! I just bought a second pair, but a half-size down: I'd forgotten that Adidas runs a little different than everyone else, especially their half-sizes are weird. After you've skated in these shoes for a half hour or so they kind of "open up" and get a little roomier, so I think even though the half-size smaller pair is a bit too tight when you first put them on, they will ultimately be better for skate sessions. I think. But you might have to experiment a bit with sizing if you don't normally wear Adidas, I'm not sure... BTW, these are good if you find a lot of skate shoes way too narrow and prefer shoes that are actually shaped more like a real foot.
1person has found this review helpful
Amazing
by Christopher Masters
in kirkland, WA(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 8/24/2020
Adidas Liberty Cup Skate Shoes - footwear white/gum4/gold metallic
I own two pairs now what more can I say
2people have found this review helpful
Best Cupsole I've Worn
by Christopher Masters
in kirkland, WA(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 8/24/2020
Adidas Liberty Cup Skate Shoes - core black/footwear white/gum4
I love this shoe. This is actually my second pair I bought the white/gum4/gold metallics first. Great fit breaks in nicely good board feel very good shoe
