why does adidas no longer produce the Hiangle?

The Hiangle not more avaleble. adidas no longer produces the shoe. WHY???

Damn it I was just about to comment that a week later 😂

I think you should get the same as your street shoe size, if you want a comfy fit, I went for a very tight fit and went down from 42 (street) to 40 (hiangle). I would propose you order street shoe size and one down and try them🤷🏻‍♂️

@@ljp3639 Alright, thanks! I'll try a few different sizes and decide from there. It's super weird. It seems to me like the European street sizes aren't consistent at all. With some brands, I wear 42,5, but with some, I wear 43,5 or even 44 (Nike Flex).

You have to size up from the previous gen HiAngle for sure (the white/blues). One big change is the opening, I found it impossible to get my foot in the new HiAngle in 47, while the 46 in the last gen I can get in with a small bit of effort.

I''m 42 street size, tried the Hiangle 42 2/3, extremely tight and painful, so I would go 1 size up as they recommend in the adidas website or even 2 (better try before buying...) I'm currently wearing scarpa arpia in 41

@@eduardo_dito So I ordered Hiangle and tried it at home. First of all, men's version has too much volume on the top of my foot, I'd say it's for medium-high volume feet. From the sizes I tried, the best fitting was the exact size they recommend for your foot length. For me, that was 44 (27 cm) even though I usually wear 42,5 EU size. 42,5 was super painful for me, I couldn't even stand. In the end, I decided not to go with Hiangle because of their low asymetry, since I have a little bit of a hammer toe, I found out centered shoes are quite painful for me. So this time, I'll be trying Scarpa Drago, super excited. This time I went with recommend size (42 for 27 cm foot length with Scarpa sizing) and sized down to 41 as recommended by Hans himself (the designer of this shoe). I'm really hoping they will fit. Thank you for your insight, it was super helpful! :)

Paint job. That’s it.

Thanks for your feedback. I wonder if that's because it is so soft? I haven't tried them on yet but I can imagine the lack of any midsole makes them feel larger. -Andreas

I have both and I agree as well, Hiangle pro should go down half a size then the regular. Break-in sucked but I actually really like the pro

Yea, filming at an Outdoor trade show did not make the lighting options simple. We did the best we could, but will definitely take this comment into consideration for the future. We want to bring you the details!!

They still do

@@iantomlinson8671 Where?

World wide not abalable.