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Yes a very specific 51%.......
The McArthur Glen West Midlands (Cannock) Adidas outlet has Primeblue Freerider and Freerider Pro for half price £44 & £58 respectively.
Plenty of sizes including half sizes.
The other outlets probably have the same pricing.


 
Posted : 05/08/2022 11:11 am
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Can also confirm that the East Kilbride Adidas outlet shop also has this deal with loads in stock so I suspect it's replicated at most or all Adidas outlet shops


 
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Yeah, same at Gloucester Quays, been going for a few weeks so stock and choice is getting low, the pro's are nice though 😁


 
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great deal thanks op,

avoid the primeblue freerider though . my friend has some and says the grip is terrible compared to a regular pair, guess they've changed the rubber


 
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I'll be stopping on the way home! Thanks for the tip!


 
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avoid the primeblue freerider though . my friend has some and says the grip is terrible compared to a regular pair, guess they’ve changed the rubber

Not from what i've seen, the 'primeblue' and 'primegreen' are to do with the upper materials and Adidas' reduction of using single use plastics and so on. The grip felt like my other 3 pairs of older freeriders, maybe slightly stiffer as they're newer and not as chewed up.


 
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My PrimeBlue have noticeably awful grip. Must have owned over 10 pairs of 5:10 since the original suede and these are relegated from bike to knocking about now. It is a different spec rubber, not the grippy S1 and was like tap dancing on my really grippy pedals. A standard pair of Pros were night and day better for me.


 
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Don't think the sole thing is anything to do with Primeblue - soles on my current pair appear to be slightly stiffer than my previous pair (pre & post Adidas) so probably a change in the 'stealth' compound.


 
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'doh, I just bought a fresh pair. Could have done with seeing this earlier. oh well.
Primeblue five tens use 'regular' stealth rubber, the freerider pros use the stickier S1. A shame really, as was all set on the primeblues until i found that out.


 
Posted : 05/08/2022 2:13 pm
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I got a pair of primeblues recently and I have not noticed much difference in grip. Admittedly I used them for a very dry week in Andorra so cannot comment on what they are like in the wet.


 
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Non in the Adidas factory outlet in Stockport but did get some nice Hamburg trainers so not a wasted journey.


 
Posted : 05/08/2022 4:31 pm