👟 ASICS Gel-Excite 6 Winterized Men's Running Shoes Review

When will I know? I have bought many pairs from Asics in the past. All the same size but all the same model. This time I tried a new model (Excite 6) and the results were not very good. These shoes are very short(?) on top and cause constant uncomfortable pressure no matter how loosely laced they are. Hope they stretch a little. I don't remember the return policy but I'll take the $50 lesson I learned for now.

After seeing my podiatrist about my plantar fasciitis, he recommended this type of shoe. He said he and his son both thought they were great (not an aftermarket insole) for providing comfort and preventing plantar fasciitis flare-ups. I used to admire Superfeet insoles but after wearing them in my last pair of shoes (Saucony) the pimples are back. He said it's probably because there's too much arch support in this type of shoe PLUS with the Superfeet insole. So far so good with these Asics. The

I've been running for 12-13 years and mostly run exclusively at New Balance and Asics. I recently went back to Asics and have several pairs. They're decent, but they're my least favorite pair of Asics. The support is okay, the fit is okay, the material is okay and they're well made by a good shoe company, but you get what you pay for (compared to the Gel Nimbus line, for example). Less support in the toe box and a slight missize means the forefoot of the shoe sometimes curls onto the toe, which

I've had them for a little over 2 months so can't comment on wear or durability but so far I'm very happy with them. I had never ordered athletic shoes online before so I was concerned about sizing. I'm my usual 10.5 (although I'm 11 sometimes) and they fit too tight. But I decided to keep this size and I'm satisfied that it's tight. They provide great support for my daily walks (2-4 miles per day at a brisk pace) which I needed when my feet started to hurt from the extra walking since working…