Asics GT-2000 10

Um, you know this thing is going to last for like six million years because it's got the Aha Plus rubber on it and it's going to do everything that yo...

For me, the most important update has been the new midsole which has the flight from propel and the light truss. They have changed a lot by putting th...

I didn't really have any problems there. The lockdown was fine. This shoe comes in around 130 and to be honest, I think that's pretty much fairly pric...

Overall, I find the Gt 2010 to be a comfortable, smooth ride and a great all-around trainer.

Summary: Narrower than GT-1000s. Have more cushioning than GT-1000s. Dull looking in real life. I have been using GT-1000 6 for a few years and am happy with them. Those shoes developed holes in the fabric at the toe so I thought I'd upgrade to GT-2000. First, the shoes look way better in picture th...

I’ve been a long time ASICS fan, but these have fallen a bit short with me… I’m 6’0 and weigh just under 190 but the cushion in the forefoot seems lacking for me when I do my power-walking, to the point where on walks over 5 miles I feel it in the balls of my feet…the next time I’ll buy something wi...

These shoes fit great for about a month or two, then go straight to crap. They do not keep their cushion long at ALL. If you’re looking to spend $160 on a pair of shoes every other month, these are for you. Otherwise, I’d look elsewhere.

My stats: 5 foot 6 inch 125 pound athletic male with mild over pronation in left foot and a little more over pronation in right foot. Looking for a stability road shoe that can handle some trails and is capable of dynamic running styles- meaning any thing from fast walk to jog to run and sprinting o...

I’ve worn the ASICS 2000 series for decades as a runner. Some models are nice improvements others are not. This one for me was not a good improvement from the prior year(s). I’ve worn this model because of it’s design to be a stability shoe for over pronation. ASICS seems to have forgotten who wears...

The latest GT-2000 shoe, 10, is no longer much of a stabilty shoe—the sole bends in half easily by the heel now. Previous versions, the 8 and 9, only easily bent at the ball of the foot near the front. This provides much more support for the arch and foot. ASICS has removed the medial post from vers...