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Asics is the Japanese giant of running shoes. The Asics name is an acronym of the latin motto "Anima Sana in Corpore Sano" which is "Healty Mind in a Healty Body". Founded in 1949 by Kirachiro Onitsuka. Asics makes some of the most popular running shoes worldwide, from the cushioned Cumulus and Nimbus to the stability Kayano and GT series. Asics' lineup of running shoes is impressive: being the focus sport for the company, they have plenty of options to fit many different runners.
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“The GT 1000 2 is an update to Asics’ most basic stability shoe. Great heel cushioning and support were met with less than stellar forefoot cushioning which is disappointing given the price. ” Read expert review
Jon Teisher
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“The Asics GT-2000 2 is an ideal trainer for runners with mild over-pronation or for the neutral runner who desires a little extra padding.” Read expert review
Ryan James
Running Expert
“A shoe for heavy runners” Read expert review
Christian Langenegger
Running Expert
“I would recommend the Asics Flux to beginner runners and mild overpronators.” Read expert review
Ashley Massis
Running Expert
“Good all-around shoe for streets and basic trails” Read expert review
Mark Melnykowycz
Running Expert
“A great choice for runners looking for premium soft cushioning” Read expert review
Daniel Cho
Running Expert
“A great everyday trainer that is versatile enough for races” Read expert review
Daniel Cho
Running Expert
“Superb daily trainer for the neutral runner looking for a flexible road shoe capable of serious mileage.” Read expert review
Jim Coulson
Fast Road and Trail Runner. Career Firefighter.
“Asics gambles with a total overhaul of its long standing performance stability shoe and ends up with a seriously improved product.” Read expert review
Theo Clyatt
Running Expert
“Asics continues to masquerade the Kayano 19 as a serious support shoe for the flexible foot but the newest Kayano still favors cushioning and a nice upper over any legitimate attempt at moderate to...” Read expert review
Theo Clyatt
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