ASICS Gel Cumulus Men's Running Shoes in Hazard Design Review

Asics is probably my favorite shoe brand. I read good reviews about this product and bought it. The fit was great; however, the sole broke after 2 days of very simple use in outdoor sports. I bought a replacement thinking it might be a single manufacturing defect. Even the replacement sole broke in the same place (toe, heel) after two days.

To be honest I was surprised by the low price of these sneakers. I read the reviews and watched the video on the features of this shoe and I was very happy with these sneakers. It's such a pleasure to make this purchase and it's not easy to tell when buying shoes online!

I only wore them for a few hours. Fits well and the shoes are very comfortable. I've had several pairs of ASICs over the past few years and really like them. This shoe is similar to others and so far so good.

These shoes are hard and narrow. Rigidity takes away any comfort. The position of the grommets seems wrong. It just seems to be of lower quality. I see that the price of them has dropped significantly.

I change a pair of running shoes about every 3 months. I've tried all the major brands and styles. Without a doubt, the ASIC Cumulus Gel is the best everyday running shoe I have ever owned. This is my fifth pair. I highly recommend these shoes, especially for distances up to 13 miles. I haven't run long distances or endurance in them yet.

These are great shoes, bought three pairs. Love the comfort, just think the bottom tread came loose on all three pairs within a month.

I used to wear Skechers boots but they decided to sell 11.5 boots in a size 12 and I couldn't wear their size 12 boots anymore. Well I finally destroyed my last pair of Asics and was about to start wearing them. I always buy in advance so I have a fresh pair to wear when the time comes. BUT WAIT FOR THE SECOND MAN! NOT SO FAST! We're Asics and we want to cut costs too, so we're going to sell you the 11.5" size 12! So now I'm screwed. I bought them in October and well past the return window…

The Asics Cumulus legacy was way better! I had Cumulus 15, 18 and 20. The quality and finish was better on older Asics models!

I've only had these shoes for a few months and they're already showing signs of wear on the sides! They are very comfortable and fit well so I am very disappointed with the poor quality of the upper of the shoe.

I've worn ASIC Cumulus running shoes a lot in the past, but lately they're not very good! Not very arched. Hardly any cushioning. Very mediocre shoes. I can't wait for my next run in Pegasus running shoes. Found them (Pegasus) a few years ago, may have to stick with Nike! And I'm NOT a big fan of Nike, let's start with that ;-)

Like her, comfortable and good for the gym and running. The latter are very good. I can say I need new ones when the toe cap peels off...usually around 2-2.5 years?

I walk a lot and this shoe has proven to be comfortable and after two months of heavy use the sole shows little to no wear. That durability extends to the upper as the entire show still looks practically brand new. The price was reasonable and I would definitely buy this shoe again. I say it because shoe styles change so quickly that I haven't always managed to find the shoes I liked when I'm ready to buy a new pair.

I used to buy my normal size but after wearing them for a while they felt a bit small. Now that I have bought the size 1/2 I have found that they are much more comfortable.

The child wears this pair for the first week and has already pierced it. I thought it might be his fault until I noticed other reviews. I guess that's what you expect from a lighter weight shoe from Asics? Not too happy with the low quality of this one. Comfortable yes, but ZERO for the material.

Last time I had the opportunity to get S&H for free. This time I had to pay $5.99 for S&H to avoid a Revain Prime subscription, which I don't want. You must provide free shipping and shipping without having to subscribe to Revain Prime.

What happened to Asics? I bought it 2 months ago and I can't return it. Today I used it for the first time. I bought Cumulus 7 generations ago and was very happy with their product. There seems to be absolutely no cushioning in the forefoot. It's like walking barefoot on the sidewalk. Terrible. The lost faith is Asics. Now take a shortcut.

Great shoes for people with high arches. I have run several marathons and half marathons and have worn ASICS in every race. Gel-Cumulus and Nimbus are ideal for people with high arches. I use Cumulus for training runs of ten miles or less. The slightly more expensive Nimbus is better for longer runs and/or if your BMI is over 25.

They're not bad at all, but the overall cushioning is an improvement over the 22. However, they fit true to size and offer some stability when pronated.

My arch is neutral to slightly high. 6 feet 4,190 pounds. I need a versatile shoe (tough and cushioned) because my training involves a lot of direction changes, not just straight lines. I've had good success with Asics and Mizuno in the past. This model has Goldilocks cushioning and is very comfortable, fits me well and has a fairly roomy toe box which sets it apart from a couple of Mizuno pairs I've tried. These few millimeters more front width also contribute to making it a bit more stable…

Great shoes. I feel great on my feet. Much more cushioning than freerunning shoes, but they don't feel heavier or bulkier on my feet to me. Love the fit and the added gel supports for my adult joints.