Asics Stability Running Shoes Reviews

“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

“Excellent all purpose stability shoe that runs well on both trails and asphalt and isn’t afraid to tackle adverse weather conditions. Probably best suited for cooler weather running.” Read expert review

“A heavy, slow but still very serviceable maximum protection shoe for average width feet. ” Read expert review

“It's a lot of value for your money: nice fit, solid stability and a breathable upper are its best points, the lack of forefoot cushioning might make you opt for the bigger sister GT 2170” Read expert review

“A uniquely engineered shoe that runs smooth and quiet but lives in the shadow of its big brother.” Read expert review

“Excellent option for the runner who wants less shoe than a conventional trainer but does not want to sacrifice cushioning. ” Read expert review

“Asics could lose some fans of this shoe by making it more neutral than its predecessor. Look here if you desire high-end fit and feel without much added support.” Read expert review

“Asics again delivers an outstanding everyman shoe that does a good job combining stability and cushioning in a daily trainer platform.” Read expert review

“As a runner that needs some stability for my overpronation, especially on training runs, the DS Trainer 16 is a shoe that perfectly fills the gap between my heavy supporting high-mileage shoes and my...” Read expert review