Asics GT-2000 10 vs New Balance Fresh Foam 880v11

They've gone for this light truss system um which is some wicked little technology they've put together to create the stability in the shoe. We along ...

It's not making me slap. The ground in any way, but it is kind of making itself known that might kind of mellow out a little bit over the miles as lik...

It's not that this shoe doesn't give you the stability you need, it's just more natural. And I think this is a very, very important update that will b...

Everything was right down the middle, because that means no matter what they were doing. We were able to counter it one way or the other and try to ke...

I'm a female with very high arches, overpronation, and recurring foot pain from stress fractures and both Achilles and extensor tendonitis.

My point is I saw these new balance sneakers running sneakers, and I figured I’d try them I tried them immediate comfort and support no break and required of these sneakers they are phenomenal I’ll give them a 55+ star rating I would buy them again for sure. This is coming from a person that has many many compounded injuries etc. I have a bad hip but I can move I can really move especially with these new balance sneakers they are extremely comfortable. I hope this helps y’all :-) the right shoe for sure

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 this model for running. We are usually not the super quick runners looking for a light weight shoe

So this is a daily trainer. This is meant to be kind of your your daily workhorse. What you use day in and day out, to get your miles in and overall, ...

Cutting through the shoe, The older models of Gt-2000 and the 2010, when I put the outsoles next to each other, they line up. The thing that is import...

If anybody has any recommendations of a durable shoe that might last a long time it would be greatly appreciated. Even though I have worn New Balance a lot I don't have any brand loyalty. I am willing to try anything. I wear a men's size 12, color and brand doesn't matter to me, I am willing to spend up to ~$150 for a pair of shoes if I could get at least 3 months out of them and from what I have read online I believe that I have a neutral running position