assistant: Adidas has a solid range for daily training right now. Here are the standouts: **Adidas Adizero Evo SL v1** — This is the top pick. It's a lightweight, springy daily trainer that excels at both easy runs and faster work. The Lightstrike Pro midsole is soft and bouncy with an aggressive rocker that turns over quickly, making it versatile enough to handle your whole week. The Run Testers calls it a landmark value shoe, and Believe in the Run rates it as one of the best shoes of the last several years. Fair warning: it runs short, so size up half a size. At $150, it's a steal. **Adidas Adizero Boston v13** — A step up in structure and durability (300+ miles). It's got the same Lightstrike Pro top layer as the Evo SL but adds a fiberglass plate for a bit more snap on faster days. Also runs short. At $160, it's a solid daily trainer if you want slightly more support than the Evo SL. **Adidas Supernova Rise v3** — The cushioned, straightforward option. Medium cushioning (less bouncy than the Evo SL), true-to-size fit, and a classic daily trainer vibe. It's well-regarded and $140, making it the budget pick if you prefer a more grounded, less aggressive ride. The **Adizero Prime X 3 Strung v3** is in the data too, but at $300 it's positioned as a long-run / super-trainer hybrid — overkill for pure daily training unless you're doing 20+ mile efforts regularly. What's your typical weekly mileage, and do you prefer a bouncier, snappier feel or something more cushioned and stable?