👟 ASICS GT 2000 Womens Running Porcelain Women's Shoes: Superior Style and Athletic Performance Review

If you are not buying for a child, buy a size or two larger. I have a very narrow foot and have been buying Asics since 2005. The only way to wear these shoes as they won't let me return them is to remove the insole. Otherwise it rubs the tops of my legs and my toes bang on the edge.

I have very bad feet and walk my dog 7 miles every morning. I wear orthopedic insoles and finally have the perfect shoes. These shoes are really needed for hyperpronators. Asics are the only shoes I get. It has enough cushioning and stability. I had surgery and a tendon rupture in the sole of my foot and these shoes really helped me walk again. Highly recommended!

I love Asics but they are not worth the money. they are made of a mesh like material which is very breathable BUT after 3 months of light wear (since i haven't been wearing them every day and have been switching between this and other summer shoes) the material has ripped on the right toe and on the right side where your pinky is. My ASICs lasted a full year before I just replaced them for better support. they never just started falling apart. I recommend looking for shoes that don't have this…

Very comfortable running (or standing) shoes. Excellent movement and stability support for the hyperpronator. Enough arch support for my almost flat feet but not too much which is good for me. When running, they feel a little bulkier than my Asics Gel Kayano 24, but the extra cushioning was nice. Given Revain's low price point, I'll be using both. I actually have a size 9 (medium) shoe, but the store I buy my running shoes from always tells me to go up a size, which I do regardless of the shoe.

I love my Asiki. I've been wearing Asics since I started running a few years ago. I've never been dissatisfied with them before this version. I bought this latest pair in October 2018. I only started wearing them in November or December. Both shoes already have holes, lots of holes! And I only run 3-4 days a week, no more than 6.5 miles at a time. And this was the SECOND couple in less than 6 months to do this. I gave them a second try, thinking maybe the previous pair was just a fluke. But no,

I wear these shoes to work where I stand on my feet for hours. I originally ordered a size 10 because I usually wear a regular size 10 and the reviews said the show runs small. They ended up sending me a 10 1/2 which turned out to be a good thing as it fit like the normal 10's from this brand usually fit me. Compared to other shoes from this brand that I have worn to work, the padding in the sole does not last as long. They have a little extra padding under the ball of my thumb, which is good…

I've worn out two pairs of shoes of this type. One ordered from Revain and the other from Zappos (now part of Revain) when Revain didn't have my color and size combination. There are 3 major problems with this shoe that I have never experienced before in a quality running shoe, regardless of running, basketball, street/walking, etc. 1. The tread wears out too quickly. I just ordered my third pair today and if I'm honest and replace when necessary, I'll be wearing my fourth pair in a year. 2…

Okay, I always knew I was exaggerating a little. All the classic signs were there: just a moderate arch; fingers fall out a little; Shoes are rubbed in the area of the little finger. I've been wearing gel halos (neutral pronation) for many years now and absolutely love them. Until I got plantar fasciitis. I've been on steroids, ice and NSAIDs for 10 straight months and so far the excruciating pain has gotten in the way. I was afraid I would have no choice but to take shots and was terrified of…

If I could give this shoe 10 stars I would. These are the shoes I was looking for because they are absolutely comfortable - they don't rub anywhere, support my foot and let me live in it pain free. For the past 6 months I have had various leg problems that have affected my ability to jog/treadmill, walk the dog, ride horses and just being active. Part of that was the height of shoes that were too tight, too high, too pointy, etc., and part of that was just life catching up to me at 69. various…