ASICS GT-2000 12 | FULL REVIEW | Is this the ASICS Shoe for You?

[@Naut1co]

Stability shoes have made leaps of evolution. My last pair I bought around 2016 and they were still hard and had multiple support attachments. Since those I've been running in neutral cheap shoes which over the years have caused multiple problems and pain in my feet. So, I picked these shoes up yesterday and could not believe that all the pain and stiffness in my feet was gone the second I put them in. It's so hard to put into words how amazing the gt2000 feel, it's just revolutionary technology. What i really love the most if the heel, if you strike your heel when running these shoes will make a world of a difference. Your feet will stay so perfectly stable and firm when landing and they fix my overpronation entirely.

[@bobcog0001]

nice to see that asics is moving the gt2000 line closer to the new kayano 30 system

[@burakb.6444]

I bought these shoes about 2 weeks ago as someone who usually weighs around 115 kilos, has no interest in running but walks 10 km every evening 6 days a week and has severe pronation in my feet. This is definitely the best shoe I've ever bought. I was torn between the Gel Kayano 30 and this model. If you are a walking enthusiast and have severe pronation problems, the Gel Kayano is definitely not for you.

[@martenlabuschagne7899]

I think it's a good update, I'm a big fan of the GT 2000's. I just wich they keep making the GT 2000 version 5 they. I just hope the heel doesn't give me problems. I am still wearing and using my GT 2000version 9 and I hope before the year ends I can buy a new pair. Thanks a lot for the new update, enjoy your running and may God bless you. Regards Marten

[@jermainepostlethwaite7895]

I stumbled across this shoe on sale recently and I really really like it ... and bought a wide version unknowingly and it works fine....... no frills .......I agree the pull tab can be done away with..... Running stores have recommended a stability shoe for me and I have ignored it and bought the sexy Neutral shoes instead. The 3d system and nice ffblast+ foam work well for my runs. Have yet to try them on faster paces so I will see how they respond.

[@chunghongbrandonko2876]

Proud owner of gt 2000 here. The only drawback that I have is that I wish there is more cushion in the forefoot.

[@soonmengkiong8452]

Hi, I do daily Interval Walking Technique (alternate btwn normal speed and fast) + dynamic stretching exercises...Also my trainers outsoles wear out mostly on the outside of the forefoot and heel areas ("underpronation"). My foot arch is normal (definitely NOT flat-foot) Is the GT-2000-12 suitable for me? Thanks very much!

[@zzaacc]

Would be nice to add some fashion element into the review, eg matching with jeans for daily work/commute

[@rahmanhimu2322]

Is this shoe true to size? I always wore UK 8 for my adidas shoes, can i wear the same size on these Asics Pairs? P.s i have flat narrow feet.

[@brian2220]

Is this a stability or neutral runners?

[@Fozzee.1970]

It says in the video

[@trixmagic83]

i think it wont be suitable for all day wear and standing. The ffblast+ seems to be more geared towards movement, its not as stable as the ffblast on gt2000v11. Get the gt2000v11 instead

[@rahmadiakushardiani3324]

is this good for someone with plantar fasciitis?

[@patriciabrowne5258]

My physio said they wouldn't be good for plantar fasciitis as the sole is very soft so there isn't much stability. She told me to take them back and got me special insoles

[@rahmadiakushardiani3324]

@@patriciabrowne5258 got it. my physio recommended nimbus instead (which I assume is even softer than this). what shoes do u think work best for us PF survivors? thanks!

[@joseantoniomarquezfernande3638]

Estupendo

[@spyrosloukanikos347]

Is not2000 10 better than 11 and 12.i have pronation problem.

[@EggsForDessert]

I bought both versions recently with the intention of taking one back. I haven’t run any distance in the GT11s except down the road but I would say side by side the 12s feel much easier and comfortable to run in. I agree the protruding heel feels rather unnecessarily and I am experiencing some ankle rub in the shoe as I think it’s less plush than the 11s on the inside. They do feel quite different despite being the same model name!

[@smittybuckshot6019]

So would these be good for daily wear for standing and walking in on concrete at work or would you recommend other options?

[@Aaaaaaaaaa5934]

That would be overkill dude. Better find cheaper shoes, personally I like asics jolt and skechers gowalk, soo comfy

[@smittybuckshot6019]

@@Aaaaaaaaaa5934 ok thanks

[@gustavogo2915]

@@Aaaaaaaaaa5934I currently run in Saucony Tempus and love them. I also like the ASICS TriNoosas a lot. How would this ASICS GT2000V12 compare to the SauconyTempos and ASICS TriNoosas?

[@StefanusWijayanto-w1e]

​@@Aaaaaaaaaa5934ppl said jolt is heavy, is it true?

[@Aaaaaaaaaa5934]

​@@StefanusWijayanto-w1e nah man its light, value for money if its not for running

[@Miguel-mv2bs]

This or the Vongo V6? 🤔

[@gustavogo2915]

I just tried them both today and I preferred this. But I still prefer the Saucony Tempus

[@joseantoniomarquezfernande3638]

Este

[@xp5158]

I find these shoes heavy and causing backache

[@Fozzee.1970]

Heavy?

[@xp5158]

@@Fozzee.1970 yeah I seem to put some effort to walk almost like walking with weights attached to my legs. My legs and hips get sore post a 7-8km walk

[@鬼塚アレクセイ]

backache -> you are definitely heel striking too much