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AlvinHarte · Dołączył: 22 Lip 2020 Posty: 3

Under Armour? Nike? asics gel kayano 24 Adidas? flipflops? (just kidding, flip flops are a disaster for me) I'm in the Netherlands but I think most of the US or UK models are available here too. Thanks!Thanks so much! Went to Dick's today and tried on a TON of shoes-having a lot of trouble finding anything I like, compared to the old school cushiony bouncy feel. You were right-Nimbus 17 was way too slow, squishy (felt like memory foam-your description was perfect!) The best was the Asics Kayano 21, but it is UGLY! And $!!! I kind of liked the Asics 2000 3, but again, ugly and dated looking, and pretty narrow. I tried many brands and didn't love anything =ØAÞI currently am addicted to the Cumulus 13 but of course can't find any more and have worn out the 4 pairs I have. I run frequent half marathons and 1 full a year. I wasn't a fan of the later cumulus models or the nimbus 14. How will this Nimbus 17 compare to my Cumulus 13? If its too soft do you have any other Asics options?

I thought the cumulus 13s were fantastic too I was gutted when I bought the 14s and found asics had totally ruined the feel of a good shoe and I couldn't buy any more old pairs. For me it was too narrow, had a really agressive instep and the forefoot felt flimsy asics gel lyte v it was like your heel was running on rubber while your toes were on correlated cardboard!I have ran two Marathons on Adidas Energy Boost 2 (techfit) and I love the way they feel. Yet, after injuring my tendon, I have been suggested from my physiotherapist to buy either the neutral Asics Gel Cumulus 16 or the Mizuno Wave Enigma 4, so as to adjust customized insoles for my totally different feet. Would you say the Nimbus 17 asics gt 1000 or the 16 would be an equivalently good solution? It is a more popular model and more easier for me to find sizes. I am an EU38 in regular shoes and EU40,5 in the Energy Boost. Should I buy the same size with Asics or Mizuno? Also, would you recommend any Brooks model? Thank you in advance!

You choice of footwear (NB or Asics) depends on what you're looking for. If it is extreme softness you seek, the Nimbus 17 comes out on top. The 1080 V5 is very well cushioned and accented with responsiveness. Our go to shoe in this scenario would be the 1080 V5, but we're seen reader comments that the Nimbus 17's ride can be optimised (read less mushy) by putting in an aftermarket pair of insoles instead of the stock ones.Most of the time i have two pair of Nimbus shoes. One older type and one newer. I do this "Asics-double" for 6 years, asics 2000 it works good for me. For a couple of weeks i change my N15 (after 900 miles) for the N17. My N16 have an age of 550 miles. To do my track training i have Newton Gravity III. Till now a perfect combination for me. I'm thinking about another N15 or maybe another brand. The Nimbus17 are going direction Garbage Dump. Bye bye $150,00.

I love running (and I am not particularly interested in speed so much) and want a good pair of shoes that don't cost me the earth& Any recommendations?Hello there, as a novice runner I ran in the Nike Free 7.0 with flat feet that severely overpronated. After injuring myself (due to running in un supportive shoes) my podiatrist recommended orthotics for my fallen arches and pronation issue. Currently I am wearing the Asics Gel Kayano 21 with my orthotics, but feel that the engineering of this shoe plus orthocis, may cause over correcting issues within my foot. If not the Asics Gel Kayano 21, what shoe(s) do you recommend I wear with orthotics that correct a flat footed overpronator? Thank you for your time.I've tried on both the Asics Gel Cumulus 17 and the Asics Gel Nimbus 17 and both are very comfy.

It is plain to see how much of a marketing scam Asics Gel is, even in its top end neutral cushioning model. The two penny shaped Gel pads are all that's actually inside the midsole, and the rest is all show. That is why I love Kayano 18 more than Kayano 19. In Kayano 18 we can see two channels of gels across the forefoot. Starting from Kayano 18, due to the situation that asics had to split the gel up for the sake of the guidance line, they splited the gel into two parts for the forefoot. I never hate asics, I just didn't like the way they reallocate the gel in the forefoot area.

The Vomero doesn't do that. I may just stick with the Saucony Ride 8, as it seems to feel the best to me. As I said on a previous post I tried the Saucony Triumph ISO 2 and was not impressed at all. Too firm for me. Thanks for your help.Was asics cumulus hoping to get your recommendation. Looking to purchase a new pair of shoes. Currently running in Asics Cumulus 16's, which I have been happy with. I'm 6'0 and weigh 200 lbs. Neutral runner. Currently running about 25 miles a week. I plan to run a couple half marathons next year and will hopefully increase weekly mileage. Should I upgrade to the Nimbus 17's or go with something else? Slightly hesitant after reading the review and the mention that the shoe feels slow. I'm not a fast runner but would like [img]http://www.jeanwyllys.com/images/detail/asics cumulus-056upi.jpg[/img] to get faster. Currently, running a 5K in 24 minutes.