Asics

Asics uses GEL™ technology for shock absorption and FlyteFoam™ (including Propel, Blast, Turbo variants) midsole foams for energy return and responsiveness in their running shoes.

Asics offers a variety of running shoes including stability shoes, neutral cushioning shoes, lightweight racing shoes, trail running shoes, and maximalist cushioning models suited for different types of runs and runners.

FlyteFoam is a lightweight midsole foam used by Asics designed to provide cushioning and a responsive, energetic ride during runs. Variants like FlyteFoam Propel and Blast provide enhanced bounce and durability.

GEL technology is a silicone-based cushioning system strategically placed in the rearfoot and forefoot areas to absorb impact forces and reduce joint stress during running.

Most Asics running shoes have a heel-to-toe drop ranging from 8 to 12 mm, which caters well to the majority of runners including beginners.

Asics running shoe uppers often use engineered mesh materials to maximise breathability, flexibility, and comfort while providing a secure fit. 

Yes, models like the Metaspeed Edge Tokyo and Novablast 3 are designed for speed and racing, featuring lightweight construction, carbon plates, and responsive midsoles for maximum energy return.

The 4D Guidance system integrates a firm foam layer under the arch and a flared heel shape with a wide sole for improved gait efficiency and stability. 

Yes, Asics offers trail-specific running shoes designed with enhanced traction, durable outsoles, and protective uppers suitable for off-road running.

Asics uses breathable engineered mesh uppers that allow maximum airflow to keep the feet cool and comfortable during extended runs.