👟 ASICS GT-2000 4 Women's Running Shoe for Enhanced Performance Review

I've been wearing these shoes for about 10 years. Ever since I was a racer and now a dog breeder I walk 10-15 miles a day and only run 2-3. I tried fashionable shoes and realized it was a big mistake. I have worn newer models but I switch shoes so quickly that I buy these at a reduced price. I'm a half size up as you would expect from running shoes. I have a high arch, walk from heel to toe and have a rather narrow foot. In my opinion, this is a great shoe for heel-to-toe runners. Also great…

I bought this shoe to replace the same model and size Asics shoes I was wearing. Unfortunately Asics must have had production issues between 2017 and 2018 (I only bought my previous identical shoes last year 2017) as my previous shoes were 1 centimeter longer and slightly wider than the "exactly" same" product I received and wore have. At first I didn't notice this discrepancy, then when blisters started showing up on the sides of my feet, I compared my old pair of shoes to this new shoe only…

This shoe is by far the best match of any running shoe I've owned. This is a tried and true traditional ASICS GT-2000 that I've had for years and has worked for my feet. The design is excellent. The shoes are supportive but not too stiff. It has more width at the front of the insole, in the wider part of the foot, but still narrow and narrow at the heel. I have a relatively narrow foot, apart from the width of the forefoot where the bones protrude. The shoe has no plastic straps or badges on…

No folks, be very careful when buying running shoes online and not directly from the running company that makes them. I've been running at Asics for over 15 years and needed two new pairs to replace my old 2000 4s. It had to be the exact same model. Here's what I found: I ordered my first pair, a size 8 in a regular width that I usually wear with sneakers. I wear normal size 7.5 shoes, but you should always go half a size up from your normal size in athletic shoes to compensate for swelling in…

I have specific foot/knee requirements that forced me to do some research to find "real" sneakers/support shoes. The athletic shoe market these days has become mostly trendy and very featureless, leaving very paid options for pragmatic buyers. (Remember when we had a choice of like 5 big brands?! Reebok, Nike, Adidas, Saucony, Asics, New Balance, Brooks, Ryka, etc.) designs. and beautiful colors that fade within months of regular use. Shoelaces are not included. lol Real "athletic shoes" other…