Revealed: The top three running shoes in Australia – as Adidas NMDs take the top spot with 16,000 online searches per MONTH
- It has recently been revealed what the most desired shoes in Australia are
- It’s after Forward2Me analysed Google search data in new research
- The three shoes in question cost $150, $200 and $260
Australians love a stylish yet comfortable sneaker – and now the top three most desired pairs have been revealed.
New research from Forward2Me has analysed Google search data from across the world to reveal every country’s most wanted sneakers.
Whether you’re looking to make money re-selling or just simply to add to your collection, this will make decision making that much easier.
Taking out the number one spot is the Adidas NMD ($200) which was number one for 15 other countries too
Taking out the number one spot is the Adidas NMD ($200) which has 16,000 monthly searches in Australia.
This sneaker has had an overwhelming response as it was the number one shoe for 15 other countries as well.
These shoes have been inspired by the wearable technology trend of the 80s which has been updated for modern ware.
‘Taking style cues from premium technical outerwear, these shoes blend 80s heritage with modern comfort. The stretchy knit upper forms to your foot for a soft feel,’ it says on the Adidas site.
The Adidas NMD, which took out first place, has 16,000 monthly searches in Australia (left) and the shoe taking out second place was the Adidas Ultra Boost (right)
The Adidas Ultra Boost has specifically been designed for long city runs, with the amount of searches indicating there are lot of eager runners across the country
The shoe taking out second place was the Adidas Ultra Boost ($260) with 11,000 monthly searches.
It has specifically been designed for long city runs, with the amount of searches indicating there are lot of eager runners across the country.
‘These high-performance neutral running shoes deliver unrivalled comfort and energy return,’ the site says.
‘The lightweight and propulsive shoes have a seamless knit upper that’s engineered with motion weave technology to provide stretch while also holding your foot in place as you run.’
These are the most desired sneakers for each country across the world
In third place was the Nike Air Force 1 which is a modern take on the icon that blends classic style and ‘crisp details’
It had 7,700 monthly searches in Australia
In third place was the Nike Air Force 1 ($150) which is a modern take on the icon that blends classic style and ‘crisp details’and had 7,700 monthly searches.
This shoe was named after Air Force One, the aircraft that carries the US President.
‘In 1982, it was the first basketball shoe to house Nike Air, revolutionising the game while rapidly gaining traction around the world, from the hardwood, to the tarmac, to the core of hip-hop culture,’ it reads on the Nike site.
‘Today, the Air Force 1 stays true to its roots with soft, springy cushioning, but the Nike Air technology takes a back seat to the shoe’s status as an icon.’