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And according asics nimbus to RW it has a 12mm lift [Heel (33mm), Forefoot (21mm)]. This appears to be a classic Model-T running shoe with some weight removed. Although its still much heavier than my Kinvaras and Trail Gloves (obviously). I suppose there isn't an Asics shoe to fit the bill. I'll just buy the Kinvara 2's or maybe the Hattori's. Thanks for trying Pete.Just having a little fun. If there are people who do benefit from a shoe like that, by all means keep it on the market, even if it's just a small number.

literally thousands of runners. No product ever gets to market without this. If you let me know where you live and how to get shoes to you, I would be more than happy to receive your feedback.there is some new stuff coming through that you might find very interesting. I hope this has answered some of your questions. I hope it has helped some o asics kayano 23 f the other bloggers out there to understand that we are not the great evil, and we put a huge amount of time effort and money into trying to make running a safer sport for everyone. That is my one and only goal. Farnkly. I really never go into any project thinking "how man asics running shoes y pairs of shoes will this sell".

Will Asics follow suit (a couple of old shoe styles don't really count)? For your livelihoods sake I hope so.Maybe this debate comes down to each individual or company's definition of "progressive". You may feel that Asics is progressive because the running shoe line is "updated" regularly. It seems to me that the updates are driven more by marketing than science. That is my opinion as a consumer. I won't buy Asics shoes because I feel that Asics is maintaining the status quo (e.g., lots of cushioning, pronation control devices) and, in my opinion, maintaining the status quo seems t asics gel nimbus o be directly at odds with the idea of progressive development.

I'm thinking that the only thing those shoes are good for is to help prevent heel fractures when heel-striking. Just one runners opinion. Not that consumer opinion counts, right Simon? Oh, and even if you weren't supposedly speaking for Asics, if you represent yourself as an Asics researcher then, to the minds of the audience,Â you are speaking for Asics. Sorry, but its true.Great post Pete.I can't help but be annoyed at the belligerence of Bartold. Whenever I approach debates like that I always like to look back at history. It provides great insights into how and why we developed our unique physiology.

I still would alternate between the Brooks Adrenalines and ASICS 2150's for my longer runs (anything over 8 miles). In March, I felt some of the worst pain I've ever felt from running- worse than my bought of ITBS. I felt like my my fibula near the ankle of my right leg was destroyed. I remember thinking, "I've over done it Maybe I really do need the support and stability," so I closeted the Kinvaras. I took some time off, about a week, and went back out in the Brooks. The pain was still there, but totally manageable.

I took a couple days, and went ou asics netball shoes t in the ASICS.1.5 miles later, I was sure- positive that I'd developed a stress fracture (not going to address fibular stress fracture incidence hereâ¦).I saw my doctor, who agreed that it was possible that I'd had a stress fracture but that it was more likely tendonitis. Either way- I took two months off of running (that killed me) and when I finally did dare run, on went the ASICS.I'd comfortable run a marathon in 2150's last September, so they were my go-to's. 0.75 miles and I was done. The pai [img]http://www.jeanwyllys.com/images/detail/asics gel nimbus-666afg.jpg[/img] n was still there and I was miffed to high heaven.