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Asics GT-2000 Road-Running Shoes -
The men's ASICS GT-2000 road-running shoes deliver a great fit and light stability for day-to-day running performance.
Imported.
Lining and Layers:
- Vertical flex groove in outsoles follows the line of progression throughout the gait cycle to enhance gait efficiency
Fabric:
- High-performance blown rubber outsoles have abrasion-resistant material in the heels and forefoot material that cushions and increases traction and feel
- Dual-density Solyte® lasting uses proprietary polymer material that's lighter than standard EVA and offers enhanced cushioning longevity
- Wicking polyester linings move excess moisture away from feet and dry fast
- Nylon plates offer torsional rigidity and lightweight support
- Uppers are made of lightweight, flexible polyester mesh and synthetic textile to offer breathability and comfort
Support and Cushioning:
- Forefoot and hindfoot GEL® silicone-based cushioning inserts absorb excess shock in all directions for great stability
Features:
- Ideal for neutral runners and overpronators
- Wide width is a 4E
- ASICS GT-2000 men's road-running shoes proudly carry the Seal of Acceptance from the American Podiatric Medical Association
Average Price History:
| Activity: | Running |
|---|---|
| Average footwear weight (pair): | 1 lb. 6.8 oz. |
| Footwear closure: | Lace-up |
| Footwear height: | Ankle |
| Lining: | Polyester |
| Midsole: | Dual-density polymer compound/gel inserts |
| Outsole: | Blown rubber |
| Running shoe type: | Stability |
| Support: | Nylon plate |
| Upper: | Polyester mesh/synthetic textile overlays |
| Vegan: | Yes |
| Waterproof: | No |
Asics GT-2000 Road-Running Shoes Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Great Next Generation
I have been running in the 2100 series for 4 years and have worn out 7 pairs. The new generation of the 2100 series are great and I have noticed little difference aside from better breathability and a little better heal support. The cushion is good but not overwhelming. I primarily use these for marathon training and they are just as comfortable after mile 16 as they were on the first ones. For solid, steady running, these shoes are a great choice.
Superb show
Best part about this shoe is the width options. I am a 10 wide, but the 2E was still too narrow so I went with the widest at 4E and it felt like my feet were finally free. So comfortable I want to wear them all the time, and I would, except I love my hiking boots even more for that. I will never go back to a shoe that does not offer a wide enough option. Very stable.
great shoes
I was looking for a shoe for summer walking on the paved bike paths along the river. I wanted something with a lot of cushion so my feet don't hurt on the pavement. Theys are great, light weight and cool.
Great Shoes!
Great shoes! I love REI and their awesome staff.
Neutral Reviews:
Maybe their name will prove otherwise
I run competitive obstacles courses like the Tough Mudder, Spartan Race, Warrior Dash, etc. At 5'7, I hardly describe myself as a "runner" more like someone who "covers a distance."
I've had these now going on a month and only have used them in the gym since Wisconsin still has snow on the ground and the roads are pretty slick.
I put them through a break in period and have been using them while I go through my lift routine and on the treadmill.
The traction seems good and they provide good stability while I do my gym's "sweat fest" aerobic classes.
However, where these fail me is on the treadmill. Tightening or loosening laces, inserts, different thickness of socks nothing I do seems to make these comfortable for a run of even a few miles.
The shoes are light compared to the Brooks they replaced and they definitely seem to wrap my feet more like a minimalist shoe; but the balls of my feet can't take them long distance.
Maybe they would perform better on the road but for the treadmill look elsewhere.
I've had these now going on a month and only have used them in the gym since Wisconsin still has snow on the ground and the roads are pretty slick.
I put them through a break in period and have been using them while I go through my lift routine and on the treadmill.
The traction seems good and they provide good stability while I do my gym's "sweat fest" aerobic classes.
However, where these fail me is on the treadmill. Tightening or loosening laces, inserts, different thickness of socks nothing I do seems to make these comfortable for a run of even a few miles.
The shoes are light compared to the Brooks they replaced and they definitely seem to wrap my feet more like a minimalist shoe; but the balls of my feet can't take them long distance.
Maybe they would perform better on the road but for the treadmill look elsewhere.