The Neuvortx Light Blue completes the budget trio as its most balanced member: a confirmed 360 g build scoring a softer 72/66 split with the family's best terms (comfort 68, tolerance 68) and best handling (70).
PRR Score71/100
BalanceEven
Performance
Every metric, scored out of 100.
Power
High72
Control
Good66
Maneuverability
High70
Sweet Spot
Good68
Comfort
Good68
Value
High76
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The verdict
The Neuvortx Light Blue completes the budget trio as its most balanced member: a confirmed 360 g build scoring a softer 72/66 split with the family's best terms (comfort 68, tolerance 68) and best handling (70). Value 76 matches the Orange. The lighter build trades two points of power for two of everything else, which suits the tier's actual buyers better than the heavier trims' extra pace. Family verdict, final: the Light Blue for most, the Orange for soft-core loyalists, the Lima only on discount.
This completes adidas's budget trio as genuinely its best-rounded option: the family's kindest terms and best handling, in a confirmed, real weight. Value matches its sibling closely. Power trails the other two by a small margin — the gentlest Neuvortx of the three — and control wants developing targets; the Arrow Hit line remains the natural graduation point once you're ready to spend more.
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