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Cute but small
26 October 2016 -
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Cute but small
Reviewed in the United States on 26 October 2016
Replaced my nikes with these! Great for heel support and helps with my overpronation. One complaint is that these GTs are very tight on my toes! The toe box seems way shorter than it should be! I'm usually always an 8, but now I think an 8.5 would have suited me better...
Reviewed in the United States on 26 October 2016
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Beth E.
This Shoe is designed for Overpronators!
12 May 2017 -
Published on Amazon.comKelley Wade
My Shoes for ten years
9 May 2017 -
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My Shoes for ten years
Reviewed in the United States on 9 May 2017
I've worn these exact shoes for about 10 years. From my years as a competitive runner to now a dog walker, and I walk 10-15miles a day, and run only 2-3. I've tried trendy shoes and realized that was a big mistake. I've worn the more recent models but I go through shoes so quickly I get these for the price cut. I wear a half size bigger, as you should for a running shoe. I have a high arch, I run heel-to-toe, and have a fairly narrow foot. In my opinion, these are great shoes for heel-to-toe runners. Great for ankle pronation as well. There's more space around the toe area which I prefer. All shoes are different for different types of runners, but if you have similar form to me I highly recommend these.
Reviewed in the United States on 9 May 2017
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Buy running shoes direct from the running company!!!!!!!
2 June 2018 -
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Buy running shoes direct from the running company!!!!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on 2 June 2018
Nope. Folks, be very careful when purchasing running shoes from online retailers other than direct from the running company that makes them.Reviewed in the United States on 2 June 2018
I have been running in Asics for over 15 years, and was in need of two new pairs to replace my old 2000 4s. These were supposed to be exactly the same model. This is what I found: I ordered my first pair - size 8 normal width, what I usually wear in running shoes. I am a 7.5 size regular shoe, but you always should size up 1/2 size from your normal size in athletic shoes to allow for the swelling of the feet during exercise.
Got my first pair of these. They looked legit, so I ordered another pair to have on the way. I had not tested these out yet. My mistake. I compared them, size wise, to my shot 2000 4s, and found that they areexactly the same width/length as my old 2000 4s. Pics are attached. My shot orange shoes are on the left, the new gray/blue on the right. Same size. So if you are wondering if these run small. No they do not, if you are replacing the same model. If you are comparing them to old/newer models, there probably are discrepancies. Asics is known to changing things every year.
However, thats not what went wrong for me. I only had these for not even a week, and tried about 3 runs/walks in my new pair. Every single time, post run, my right foot was in such bad pain that I'd have to completely stay off my foot for the next day. Even walking hurt. Then, I'd try again. Every time, I'd take my right shoe off, and my foot was so messed up. The only way I can describe it is that it was like the right shoe was off kilter and it felt like I had been running at an angle on that foot for the duration where my foot wanted to step down on the outer edge of my foot. It was completely messing up my gait, and my whole foot would be in such pain that I couldnt even walk flat footed on that right foot for the rest of the day.
I got my second pair that I ordered--- same exact shoe -- and pulled out the right shoe from the new box and put it next to the new right shoe I had been trying to run in with such problems. Pic is included. After taking pics and staring at both right shoes, I noticed that the one that was giving me issues was noticably shorter; the grey band that came around the back was lower than the other new rt foot pair, and the heel part (rbber) didnt come up as high as the other shoe. The new right shoe is on the left, the bad right one that was giving me such issues is on the right. If you look closely, you will see across how the left sits higher and the patterns dont match across. I knew that something in the shoe I was wearing hadnt been right, and now I could see it. Either the heel drop was lower, uneven, or something. But I wasnt imagining it.
I wrapped up both new pairs, and returnedthem straight back to Amazon. I purchased them on Amazon via shoecity. They should be identical, but they were not. The pain from the bad shoe was enough that I almost thought I was getting a running injury. I will not buy running shoes from unknown vendors anymore, please stick with direct purchases from Asics/Brooks etc... so that you know you aregetting an authentic shoe or you can contact the company and they can assist since they know their own running shoes. Never again.
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Diana
I Love Ascis but I wish it fit like the other versions :(
22 April 2016 -
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