These are SUPERB shoes: I have the updated version - 2160, beautiful shoes to run/walk in. Highly, highly recommended! Gel cushioned, light and very durable.
I don't really understand why people would run in a shoe with a full length outsole of something that raises you off the ground like Nike shox or adida's bounce. They might look cool, but as far as running goes that's how you turn an ankle. Aasics and New Balance are by far the best running shoes imo.
I seriouosly don't understand why people bother to buy clumpy, heavy shoes, that prevent you from running correctly (forefoot stride) and reduce the joy of running.
I run +70miles/week in Asics Hyperspeed, and will NEVER go back to bricks.
I've tried both kinds of foot strike (heel and forefoot) and get the same rate of shin splint injuries with both. Some people can correct issues like that by running differently, but a lot of us aren't going to see any difference.
@olasonn Yes, I tried it with Nike Frees, Brooks Adrenalines, even barefoot on grass. Maybe if my feet weren't so jacked up it would work, but having almost flat feet and and outward tilt to my ankles makes things difficult.
I agree..with all of you...kayano...kinsei..overpriced..too much GEL...the 2150 s are the best fit and feel for the $...the 1150 s are good too.
Marklewisdes 10 months ago
These are SUPERB shoes: I have the updated version - 2160, beautiful shoes to run/walk in. Highly, highly recommended! Gel cushioned, light and very durable.
1pritzel 11 months ago
To my opinion, the best running shoes. Don't pay for Kayano or Kinsei etc. they are way overpriced.
ntphong999 1 year ago 2
@ntphong999
I agree with you.
MrSanbonsakura 1 year ago
just bought these =D
radandrew1 2 years ago
I don't really understand why people would run in a shoe with a full length outsole of something that raises you off the ground like Nike shox or adida's bounce. They might look cool, but as far as running goes that's how you turn an ankle. Aasics and New Balance are by far the best running shoes imo.
tman916x 2 years ago
I seriouosly don't understand why people bother to buy clumpy, heavy shoes, that prevent you from running correctly (forefoot stride) and reduce the joy of running.
I run +70miles/week in Asics Hyperspeed, and will NEVER go back to bricks.
olasonn 2 years ago
@olasonn
I've tried both kinds of foot strike (heel and forefoot) and get the same rate of shin splint injuries with both. Some people can correct issues like that by running differently, but a lot of us aren't going to see any difference.
MarineOfficer69 1 year ago
@MarineOfficer69 Did you try forefoot running with lightweight shoes?
olasonn 1 year ago
@olasonn Yes, I tried it with Nike Frees, Brooks Adrenalines, even barefoot on grass. Maybe if my feet weren't so jacked up it would work, but having almost flat feet and and outward tilt to my ankles makes things difficult.
MarineOfficer69 1 year ago
@MarineOfficer69 I see. We're all different, and we sometimes have to go at it from different angles. Hope you find something that works for you.
olasonn 1 year ago
I just bought the 2140's! When did these comes out?!
ryanfreitas 2 years ago