I recently bought 2 different pairs of Asics, have been wearing them almost exclusively for about 4 years + now, I've had about 6 pairs, all were $11.5 with me my orthopedic insoles and supports took some time to get used to but they are a great help with my problems. I love these shoes but this pair seems to have more room than my others. I don't run anymore so if I was this could be an issue as I prefer a slimmer fit but for walking I love the comfort and extra room

I switched to ASICS a few years ago and have found it (at least for my feet) to be the best running/training shoe of any brand (Nike, NB, Adidas, etc). They are higher quality than my other ASICS yet the most comfortable. I need 14 EE and it's hard to find. They fit great and have been great so far.

The sizing of this pair seemed particularly large in both length (additional orthopedic insoles and cushioning) and width, but since they have Morton's neuroma suffer, an extra place can be helpful. They're light but I'm not sure how well they'll wear, so 3 stars. I used to have Asics which were very comfortable but didn't last very long.

I've had several pairs of previous versions of the Gel Cumulus in the same size and thought they were great shoes. These 23s didn't go well with heels and the first time I put them on I got huge identical blisters on both heels. Worst pair of shoes I've bought in years.

I bought these shoes for fast walking as my knees no longer allow me to walk much. I found these shoes very comfortable and true to size. They are lightweight and protect my feet without feeling bulky or interfering with my stride. I haven't had them long enough to know how long they last, but now I only use them for training.