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ASICS Gel-Cumulus Review: A Rebuilt Daily Trainer With a New Underfoot Feel
The latest Gel-Cumulus breaks away from the Nimbus with a new FluidRide outsole, FF BLAST PLUS cushioning, and a lighter, smoother ride at a friendlier price.
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The latest Gel-Cumulus breaks away from the Nimbus with a new FluidRide outsole, FF BLAST PLUS cushioning, and a lighter, smoother ride at a friendlier price.
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A closer look at two iterations of ASICS' premium stability shoe, covering specs, ride, stability, and fit to help you decide whether the 32 is worth moving up to.
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A first-run look at the GEL-Kayano 32, ASICS' max cushion stability shoe, and why it turned out to be one of the most pleasant surprises of the year.
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A closer look at the Asics GlideRide Max and how it stacks up against the Novablast 5, Superblast and Nimbus 27 on weight, stack height, stability and ride.
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A redesigned moderate stability trainer with a smooth beveled heel, integrated 3D Guidance support, and a comfortable ride built for daily miles.
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The GT-2000 14 is a dependable, lightweight stability daily trainer with firmer-tuned FF Blast Max foam and unobtrusive support. Here is who it suits and what to check first.
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After two centuries of mileage, the Mega Blast has softened, adapted, and held up remarkably well. Here is how it performs past the 200-mile mark.
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After 160 miles, speed workouts, and a 25-mile long run, we answer whether the plateless Asics Mega Blast can genuinely stand in for a carbon race shoe on marathon day.
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The Asics Mega Blast takes on the Super Blast 2, Nike Vomero Plus, and Puma MagMax Nitro to see which max-stack trainer deserves your money.
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A closer look at two of ASICS' most-loved shoes right now: the Meta Speed Sky Paris carbon racer and the peppy Novablast 5 daily trainer.
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Two top-tier carbon road racers go head to head. One is the established gold standard, the other might be the more balanced pick.
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Two carbon-plated ASICS racing shoes with the same 39 mm heel stack but very different personalities. Here is how to choose between them.
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Two nearly identical looking supershoes with different plate positions, featherweight builds, and strong grip. Here is how the Edge Tokyo and Sky Tokyo differ and who each one suits.
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A full-length carbon plate, Flight Foam Turbo cushioning, and the stiffest ride in the distance spike category, at a $250 price tag that deserves a second look.
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Asics rebuilt both Metaspeed Paris racers with a softer FF Turbo Plus foam and a dramatically lower weight. Here is how the Sky and Edge Paris differ and who each shoe suits best.
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Two heavily updated ASICS racers with softer foam, identical stack heights, and very different plate personalities. Here is how to choose.
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A detailed look at how the Asics MetaSpeed Sky Plus handled long miles, half marathon effort repeats, and wet roads.
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Two super shoes aimed at longer distance racing, but they feel nothing alike. We compare stability, cushioning, weight, and the type of runner each suits best.
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A lightweight, bouncy marathon race shoe with a refined ride and one serious flaw: rapid outsole wear on the heel.
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Three of the closest racing shoes on the market, tested back to back at marathon pace: where the Sky Paris and Edge Paris differ, and why the Endorphin Pro 4 remains the comfort pick.
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The Noosa Tri 16 brings a full slab of FF Blast Plus foam, a new breathable upper, and a lower price, but its bold styling will not be for everyone.
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A side-by-side look at two popular neutral daily trainers: what changed in the Novablast 5, what stayed the same, and which runner each shoe suits best.
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How the ASICS Novablast 4 stacks up against the Nike Vomero 17, Adidas Boston 12, Puma ForeverRun Nitro and ASICS Superblast for fit, ride and value.
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Two of the most hyped running shoes to hit the market go head to head. Here is where each one wins, where it struggles, and which one most runners should actually buy.
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Four daily trainers compared side by side: where the Novablast 5 wins, and when each rival is the smarter buy.
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The ASICS S4 Plus is a Japanese-market marathon shoe built for longer time on feet, with smooth comfort, excellent grip, and a dual-foam ride worth understanding before you hunt one down.
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A formerly Japan-only carbon trainer built around comfort, smoothness, and approachable speed. Here is what makes it stand out, and who should skip it.
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The third-generation Super Blast swaps in FF Leap foam for a softer, bouncier ride while keeping the stable, protective character that made the original a long run favorite.
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After 100 miles of testing, the ASICS SuperBlast still feels light, fun, and forgiving. Here's what holds up, and what doesn't, before you spend on this hard-to-find super trainer.
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On paper they share similar specs, but the Asics Superblast and New Balance FuelCell SC Trainer ride completely differently. Here's how to pick the right one.