ASICS GT-2000 15 Preview | La zapatilla de estabilidad que prioriza la ligereza

https://www.roadrunningreview.com/es/... Within ASICS' stability shoe range, the Gel Kayano is the premium benchmark. But for runners seeking stability with a more dynamic and lightweight profile, ASICS has the answer: the GT 2000, now in its 15th version. The midsole features FF Blast Max foam, a medium-lightweight compound that strikes a balance between softness and protection, without being too soft or too firm. Added to this is the 3D Guidance System, the pronation correction mechanism that ASICS integrates into its entire stability shoe range and which is the key selling point of this model for runners who need that extra guidance in their foot strike. We also find Pure Gel in the heel, which softens the impact and makes the initial contact with the ground considerably more comfortable. In terms of geometry, the midsole is quite reminiscent of the Novablast 4, both in its shape and even the color it was launched in. In the upper, the most notable change compared to previous versions is the switch to an engineered woven material, a slightly lighter fabric than usual, which is more transparent in the forefoot to improve breathability and reduce weight. The tongue has a more "fast" (or race-style) design, and the padding is medium, without being excessive. All of this is focused on maintaining the agile feel that the model promises. In the outsole, AHAR LO in the midfoot provides everyday protection, while AHAR Plus is used in the heel, where extra reinforcement is needed for both durability and to enhance the overall stability. In short, this is a shoe designed for runners looking for pronation correction without the bulk of a shoe or the added dynamism. -------------------------------- Youtube:    / @roadrunningreview   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roadrunningr... Instagram:   / roadrunningreview   Twitch:   / roadrunningreview   TikTok:   / roadrunningreview