Adidas Factory Outlet Store

I went here a few weeks ago and thought it was great. It would depend what you were looking for, however we found plenty of running gear + my boyfriend got 2 pairs of shoes. While we were in there they had a spontaneous 40% off everything sale for a hour so it was ridiculously cheap! Cheaper than DFO south wharf shops and great for what it is

In accordance with everyone else, I have to say that the Adidas Factory Outlet is nothing to write home about. Ultimately, this is the stock that no one else wants, so I guess that makes sense.
I’ve come here a couple of times looking for a cheap pair of runners and some basic work out gear and am yet to leave with anything. The stock is ok and the prices are relatively reasonable, but once again nothing to get too excited about.
It’s worth stopping by this store just in case you’re lucky enough to find what you’re looking for, but it’s probably about time that I tried my luck somewhere else.

The band Korn kind of ruined the brand of Adidas for me. But there are times when I am in the market for some gym clothing, sports gear or even just some socks — so I do often check this place out.
Obviously they have a large range of all things Adidas, from shoes, football boots, clothes and other sporting accessories at supposed factory prices. I personally do not find the Adidas Factory Outlet store to be much cheaper than anywhere else that sells the same stuff, so I tend to go to this place more for its range than anything else. But they do sometimes have some good deals on stuff like socks and shoes, so it is always worth a look in if you aren’t going out of your way.

I went into the Adidas Outlet Store today and was nowhere near as impressed as I had been when I went into the Nike equivalent (also on Smith Street) a few weeks earlier.
Unlike Nike, they don’t seem to have that many replica jerseys and strips of the sports teams that they sponsor. The store space is also a lot smaller and I’m not a huge fan for the Adidas sportswear that they currently had in stock.
Where the Adidas Factory Outlet Store did excel though, was its extensive range of shoes, both sporty and casual. For Melbourne, their prices are really cheap and there is a huge range. For example, you could get a variation on the classic Adidas «Sambas» for around $ 70.
In short, great for shoes/​sneakers. Unless you are really into their sportswear, i think you can find better elsewhere.

There’s never really been anything for me in this large outlet store. I still find the stock quite expensive despite the discounts, and whenever there is a item I like and that’s on sale, it seems to only ever be available in sizes that have nothing to do with me.
Some of the Stella McCartney for Adidas wear is on sale and it’s not just the shockingly bad stuff, so give it a try, if you’re luckier than me, you’ll find something good in your size.

Everyone who loves Adidas sports goods and fashion wear should come to this store at least once. It may not be in a glamorous mall but the Adidas factory outlet on Smith Street is definitely worth a visit, especially if you’re a bargain hunter.
The large store houses a good range of sportswear from last season and some from the current season. Rows of fashion and sports shoes for men and women are displayed clearly, allowing you to grab your desired size from the boxes easily. I bought a pair of Adidas Ballerina’s for just $ 60 recently, which is amazing since the original price was $ 120 and I was surprised to even find my size.
But it was actually my partner who did most of the buying that day. He scored a one-​off sample jacket for $ 120, a pair of shoes for $ 70 and a limited edition t-​shirt for $ 30. Did I mention, the warehouse store also carries a small selection of Stella McCartney garb at discounted prices. Tempted yet?

Similar to the many outlet stores on Smith St, you can pick up a bargain at the Adidas Factory Store.
Unlike many of the others the range there is quite light on where coming from a sport specific background of Tennis, I found nothing of interest in my field.
Lots of shoes where the prices are very good for how high quality they are but again I couldn’t find anything in my field so I was a little disappointed. It looked like there was more casual clothing than sport specific clothing where, for a sports brand, I’m not sure how effective that is.