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Adizero TJ/PV Evaluation Review

¥16,500(including tax)
  • Used by the world's top athletes
    Many athletes use them in the finals of world competitions
  • Larger, relaxed size
    If you go down a size from your usual size, it's good
  • Metallic skin on the sole
    Equipped with shark skin that firmly grips the ground
Spike Name
Adizero TJ/PV
Price
16,500 (including tax)
Weight
263g (one foot, 26.0cm)
Applicable events
Triple jump, pole vault
Compatible environment
All-weather specific
Spike Pins
7mm×7
Shoelace type
With laces, with strap
Upper Material
Synthetic fiber/synthetic leather
Sole Material
Synthetic sole
Size
24cm ~ 28cm
Competition level
intermediate
Recommended for such people
Suitable for those who meet the following three criteria:  

-Do not want to take off their spikes between attempts but find them too tight and end up removing them.  
-Prefer spikes with good breathability.  
-Dislike spikes with overly hard soles.  

Considering Japanese sizes, they are made slightly larger. If worn as usual, those who meet the above three criteria will find them suitable. However, if they are fitted tightly (like -1cm from usual), they may not be recommended for the above individuals.

Features

Upper that holds securely with a thick belt

This is a standard triple jump spike made with lace + belt. Like the company's long jump spike, Adizero LJ, it has transitioned from fabric + synthetic leather to polyester since 2020, improving lightness and breathability.  
This reduction in weight and improvement in breathability is achieved by using a fabric made of recycled polyester called Celermesh. Unlike before, this Celermesh is less prone to weight increase and uneven strength due to stitching. It feels like plastic to the touch.  
The breathability is overwhelmingly good. While there is little difference in breathability on the sole side among various brands, the upper part has a clear advantage. It cannot be compared to those covered entirely in synthetic leather.
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A comfortably structured design made for ease of wear

The toe area is made wide, and among similar models released at the same time, such as Field Geo AJ (Field Geo AJ)/MIZUNO, Triple Jump PRO (Triple Jump PRO)/ASICS, and Triple Jump Elite (TRIPLE JUMP ELITE)/NIKE, it is the widest.  
The heel area is also well-constructed and relatively wide.  
It is recommended to try wearing a size about 1 cm smaller than the standard size for Japanese-made spikes, similar to the company's long jump spike, Adizero LJ (Adizero LJ).
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Softer sole that allows you to feel the ground

The sole is made soft, similar to the Triple Jump Elite (TRIPLE JUMP ELITE)/NIKE.  
A soft sole means you can feel the ground more easily.  
Additionally, the full mesh shark skin commonly seen in Adidas jumping spikes allows for a firm grip on the ground. While the Field Geo AJ (Field Geo AJ)/MIZUNO and Triple Jump PRO (Triple Jump PRO)/ASICS have 9 pins, the Adizero TJ (Adizero TJ)/ADIDAS has 7 pins, which may seem to indicate slightly weaker grip. However, the aforementioned full shark skin compensates for grip, providing performance that rivals the two Japanese-made triple jump spikes.
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The spacious toe area of the sole reduces fatigue

Regarding the sole's curvature, it is intermediate between the Triple Jump Elite (TRIPLE JUMP ELITE)/NIKE and the Field Geo AJ (Field Geo AJ)/MIZUNO and Triple Jump PRO (Triple Jump PRO)/ASICS.  
The toe area of the upper is relatively flat compared to other models like Field Geo AJ (Field Geo AJ)/MIZUNO, Triple Jump PRO (Triple Jump PRO)/ASICS, and Triple Jump Elite (TRIPLE JUMP ELITE)/NIKE, giving a wider feeling in the toe space.
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