"The Most Comfortable Running Shoe" APPARENTLY - ASICS Gel Nimbus 25 Review

[@Sabundy]

I bought the Gel Nimbus 25 a few days ago. I love them. Comfortable as hell and they look great. Now bare in mind I'm not running in them but for long walks, and standing a lot they are fantastic.

[@ser1ification]

I’m also considering for walking, standing. Thanks for the comment

[@jvcarter21]

Same! my job consist of walking around and standing all day so im thinking of getting some of these

[@Sabundy]

@@jvcarter21 I can only say my friend that for that they are great. For me they are the most comfortable pair of shoes I have ever owned. I can't run at present due to a leg injury unfortunately. But I do like long walks. About 5kms a night. And my feet are still fine afterwards with these shoes.

[@jamiedalrymple3689]

They would be a great choice for long walks ❤️✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@prayforadoor]

I just bought these! Most comfortable shoe I’ve ever worn. I have arthritis in my feet as well as bunions and plantar faceitis. Constant pain until I got these. On my feet all day long at work and they don’t feel tired and painful at the end of the day. I live in Saskatchewan where it’s been a hot hot 30 degrees Celsius most days and not one ounce of sweat. These runners breathe just fine in hot climates. I don’t run with them though, just speed walk due to my foot arthritis, but wow, I am so impressed! No sweaty feet. No stinky feet. So breathable and cool!

[@wordsovsean8905]

In regard to shoe cost, new shoes are expensive but they always have been in Australia. I think I was paying over $200 for Asics Kayanos 20 years ago. The good thing is that sales are bigger than ever. Unless the new version of a shoe is a massive update, last year’s model is not suddenly worthless. The Saucony Ride 16 is out now at $200-$220. I saw the Ride (and Guide) 15 at an outlet for $50. I know which one I’d go for, neither, but if you like the Rides I’m sure the 15s will do the job. On the Nimbus, I went out last weekend to grab a cushioned shoe. I tried the Nimbus 25, Glideride 3 and Novablast 3. I went for the Glideride 3 and for me it wasn’t even close. I think it’s just an amazing feeling shoe and wasn’t what I expected. I think that because of the way the sole is coloured with the FFBlast+ part of the midsole being the same as the upper, it doesn’t give the impression of being a max cushion shoe. I was interested in trying it, but thought it would be on the firmer side, when in reality it’s actually quite soft, bouncy and responsive. It does carry a little weight, but the responsiveness makes up for it. The Nimbus was soft, but didn’t do anything else for me. The Novablast was the biggest surprise, I didn’t like it at all. The Glideride 3 immediately made me excited to take them on a run. The Novablast made me want to take them off as they felt like running in cushioned, slappy business/dress shoes. Plenty of people love the Novablast 3 so I think I’m in the minority here. Regarding the upper of the Nimbus, I had the same concerns about the Glideride being too warm, but I’ve taken them out in temps of around 30 degrees and they’ve actually been fine, so maybe the Nimbus would be similar. I ran half marathon distance yesterday with the temperature in the high 20s and they did very well. I wasn’t wearing the thinnest socks I could either. Anyway, I enjoyed the review, thanks.

[@leciadavis-phillips6676]

It’s amazing. So comfortable. The mesh shoe tongue is perfect. The shoe string fabric is nice and strings stay tied. Best running shoe I’ve owned.

[@RodRunerr]

Waiting for the race recap Ben... Hope you're well today and I also enjoyed this amazing review,, have yourself blessed day with Sarah too ❤️

[@lincolneagle]

Thanks for the review! The price of everything is going up. I have no problem with the price. I have diabetic neuropathy, and my podiatrist highly recommends the gel nimbus. I will be adding these to my collection.

[@sarahvalverde9719]

My pair just came in the mail 😍 I can't wait to go on my jog tomorrow 🙌

[@Lee-mx5li]

Great job on video, spot on regarding highlights of shoe. I just bought a pair 4 days ago and extremely happy with shoe.. I've had several pairs of Invincible 1 & 2, and while it was extremely cushioned, not stable at all, BUT EVERY SET OF INVINCIBLES -ALWAYS- HAD UPPER SEPARATE FROM ZOOMX FOAM.. Hence shifted over to Nimbus 25, placed in Dr Scholls spongy "running insole", AND I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL, CUSHIONED & STABLE "NIMBUS 25"!.. Moreover you can really see the craftsmanship difference with Ascics, Nimbus 25, wow top craftsmanship and sho

[@gary_runs]

Great review Ben, I've been waiting for your review, more honest over most other shoe reviewers. I'll be sticking with my Zoom X Invincibles 2 then! Retired my second pair last weekend and a fresh pair (bought before Christmas very cheap!) will be hitting the roads tomorrow! Keep up the great reviews! 👍🏻

[@Tr1Dylan]

Where did you get them for cheap? What was the price? I still haven’t found a good deal on them.

[@rodela2213]

Ben, I loved that color combination ... Midnight Blue . At least stains won't be visible . I'm currently procuring one pair from a boutique like yours

[@pbnotj1]

Thanks for reviewing, glycerin 20 still going strong for me but will think about these vs sticking with brooks when they wear out . The glycerin 20 is a nice model I think not enough love for it online …..

[@ToxicLucidity]

Great video. I am also skipping the Nike Invincible V3. (I had to return it because of its heel slippage). Instead I also bought a Nike V2 because of how much I enjoyed it.

[@ClubmanGT1971]

The quality feel and lockdown of the 25 is superb. That sole is pure luxury to run on. Moves around a bit too much though compared to my HOKA Arahis.

[@clareofafrica]

I'm a Reebok Floatride Energy 3 gal at heart. So so comfortable and dirt cheap! Have had no issues with them whatsoever. And you could get 3-4 pairs for the price of the ASICS! I tried the Nike Invincible 2 but I found them to be so uncomfortable and again, quite expensive. Great video Ben (and Sarah!) 😊👍

[@BenParkes]

thank you Clare!

[@greganikin7003]

Oh yeah! Reeboks are very good!

[@bradonvega4965]

I'm a hoka gal

[@MyfanwyCollins]

I do buy previous year's models because of cost. In fact, just bought a couple of pairs of Gel Nimbus 23 lite show which I love.

[@paddywiggle]

I agree with Asics. It’s my favorite comfortable running shoe, and I have lots.

[@jamiedalrymple3689]

I've done around 100 miles in the 25 now. They are extremely comfortable. I bought at £175 but feel value as no wear...... Yet. Great review Ben ❤️✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@TheStlcards82]

ARE THEY SLIPPERY ON WET PAVEMENT

[@shirrinvisetpukdi3869]

The Gel Nimbus25 is an expensive easy/recovery shoes but so is the Invincible3. I tried the Invincible3 in the shop but had issues with heel slippage despite tying with the runner’s loop. I got the Nimbus25 in wide and it is the most comfortable Asics shoes I’ve tried. The upper is not very breathable but I like the ride, not too soft not top firm😊 I had the Novablast3 but had issues with hotspots😢.

[@reignxcv2960]

bought these for work and my feet feel sooo much better. Your conclusion summary of them being a recovery shoe is SPOT on in my opinion, thank you so much for the review!

[@johnnyirizarry1276]

You didn't have issues with the toe box it was to narrow for me my toes hurt

[@reignxcv2960]

@@johnnyirizarry1276 we all have different feet so it might not be for you. But personally I own a lot of the popular brands like the new balance 1080v13 and Nike’s invincible 3 and I like the ASICS nimbus over the 2. If narrow is an issue I would definitely not recommend you get Nikes though.

[@braxtonarmstrong8657]

Hi Ben I have these shoes I love them. I might run might run my next marathon in. They are light comfortable wider shoe for my narrow foot shape. Thank Ben your videos are great. I am inspired by you.👍😀

[@autumnrose_tv]

I got a pair of Hoka Bondi 8’s for Christmas and have been using them to go on errands to get used to the arch support as I have flat feet and arch support can be uncomfortable as they’re my first pair of trainers with arch support. I asked for them bc I’ve heard they have relatively good shock absorption, which is something I need once I start working out and running more. I’m relatively new to running trainers since I usually wear converse and vans

[@philipbradshaw9682]

On the price of shoes, I'd certainly agree they are increasing quite dramatically, particularly as they're also getting more specialised so multiple shoes rotations are increasingly needed. I've just picked up brand new pairs of Saucony Endorphin Speed 2 for the workouts and races, NB 1080v12 for the easy/long runs and HOKA Challenger ATR 6 for the trails for less than the price of the Nimbus 25!

[@JavierISampedroTNF]

Looks kind of tempting to get for my easy days, maybe a good companion to Novablast (I had the v1 and loved them). Waiting to get v3 but I will give a try to Nimbus in the shop to see how it feels.

[@undeadly1103]

been stocking up on the Invincible 2 as well

[@willravenhill2022]

I’m with you Ben. Invincible V1 and 2 the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. Got 1000km+ out of my first 3 pairs. Tried V3 and sent them back. Too stiff, clunky and not as much fun IMHO, so have bought 2 more pairs of V2 on sale. Will be interested to see your V3 update when it comes out……Happy Running😁

[@filoIII]

Inv. V1 was kinda unstable.

[@markrmonteith]

£175 is crazy! Thanks for the review Ben

[@steve-lc2mr]

I really like ASICS shoes, I have used them for years for squash and running. I have a pair of Nimbus 22's that have done close to 700 miles, the uppers and soles are still good but unfortunately the cushioning has almost gone now. The breathability of the uppers was great and had no overheating even running in the hot summers. I bought a pair of Nimbus 24's last November, couldn't justify the cost of the 25's and didn't want to go down to the 8mm drop. They have the same upper as the 25's and even though comfortable, I find them quite warm even in these cooler temperatures so not looking forward to running in them in the summer.

[@StuartOnYT]

The results for their tests in Australia were from 52 mens and 48 ladies. It was compared to the 1080v12, Bondi 8 and one that escapes my mind ( I work for Runners Need if anyone was wondering ). I agree with you about the Novablast 3 though, almost every customer I had last year wanting Asics wanted a Novablast and was heavily loved in reviews.

[@bev9708]

AND the Novablast is significantly cheaper... and easier to find on sale too!!

[@StuartOnYT]

@@bev9708 That's the key thing, it's a cheaper shoe and easier to find. For me Nova all day long!

[@MarkSmith_Best-Athletics]

All terrible shoes. New Balance lost their way in recent versions of the 1080 I'm not a HOKA fan and think that FF Blast is awful. I haven't ran in the Novablast 3 but version 2 is like having a heavy ship strapped to your feet. I also wouldn't pay more than £110 max for an everyday shoe. Crazy with non plated shoes selling for between £170 and £200+ over the last 6 months.

[@terpreterin9777]

@@MarkSmith_Best-Athletics just curious, what shoes are great in your opinion?

[@MarkSmith_Best-Athletics]

@@terpreterin9777 Any shoe that I would consider wearing has to be approx 270g or under for my size 7.5 or 8 and under 220g for any race day shoe. I also like a decent foam. Current road shoes in my rotation are; 2 pairs of Endorphin Pro 3 New Balance Rebel v3 Metaspeed Sky and Sky+ New Balance 1080v11 (preferred V10 which I had two pairs of). New Balance RC Elite v2 Reebok Floatride Energy 3 (mainly saved for treadmill runs). Reebok Floatride Run Fast 2 (rarely worn these days but might use occasionally). 361 Flame (rarely used these days but still in good shape and run well for a carbon plated shoe with approx 300 miles on them). Endorphin Speeds are now retired but I would buy other pairs at the right price if available when I need to add that type of shoe to my rotation. Still using the NB Rebel v2 on some shorter runs and treadmill runs, despite a torn upper. Only major exceptions to this are my off road shoes which are mainly old. Inov8 Mudclaw 300g Saucony Peregrine 7 (not sure on weight as it's an old shoe that's rarely worn). Brooks Catamount (fairly light for an off-road shoe with a rock plate in and fairly lively on firmer trails too). I also have the Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro that I am picking up today (so as yet are untested). Also got the Endorphin Elite on order but still not arrived yet. They will be kept for racing only if I feel that they are going to work for me. I know that I have a distinct lack of what they classify as daily shoes in my rotation now. Constantly on the look out for good options at cheap prices. Don't really want to pay much more than £100 to £120 max on daily shoes. Interested in trying some Skechers (if I can get hold of some) and Puma dailies maybe at the right price. Think that I am good with what I have for this training block.

[@davidatchison6408]

I tried the Gel Nimbus 25 and indeed it is comfortable, but ... your concern for overheating is a valid one. Running in 65 degrees F here in California my feet got extremely hot just 2 miles into the run. They are not very breathable at all. Unfortunately, I had to return them. I seem to have this issue with knit uppers and high stack heights. Excellent review as usual Ben.

[@La6aam87]

Buy Nike socks against sweat and against odors

[@jvcarter21]

yup! all i wear are nike and underarmour socks.

[@marekszczecinski1557]

Ben, did you know that ASICS is an acronym standing for Anima Sana In Corpore Sano (Latin) meaning A Sound Mind in a Sound Body

[@garethmorgan7474]

I have the Nike invincible 3 and I love them, I normally go for Hoka but fancy a change

[@MrMars121]

Hi do you have a video explaining the different classifications of runs? many reviewers discuss differences between easy runs, long runs, recovery runs, daily trainers and then tempo/interval runs. what is the difference between these 2 runs in terms of effort, pace and heart rate? i understand the tempo and hiit intervals but confused about the lower intensity categories. i'm a fairly new runner and follow garmin's daily suggested workouts which classify runs into base, long, recovery threshold, , and the high intensity ones. i train with heart rate so the first 3 are all the same zone 2 intensity just slightly different time lengths. thanks and great videos.

[@metrazol]

I think the trend is towards not selling you one shoe, but as you said, a pair of shoes. A long run, squishy shoe, and something firmer or even carbon plated for speed. That's not great for budget conscious or casual runners, but worth the investment. That investment has grown quite a bit over the last couple years though...

[@ellie-aka-sirenusvex]

I've just been very fortunate to pick up a paid of these for £50 and am really looking forward to trying them out

[@TheSnarestrainer]

Nice review. How do you feel about the fit of the Nimbus 25 vs the Novablast? Somehow the Nimbus feels a bit smaller/narrower to me in the toe? do you wear the same size in both?

[@livegreatalways]

Gosh...I'm also like you, love the Invincible 2 and couldn't get on the with the V3 (heel slippage) but seeing you stocking up on the 2, I should do the same 😂. I also have the Nimbus 25 (but the blue colorway, bought it with 20% off). Same feedback like you, comfortable but less responsive. Will choose the Invincible 2 over the Nimbus anytime.

[@SharonsHere]

Not that I ever would, but some people run with no socks. Don't do it in this shoe because the pull tab on the tongue is sharp and will cut you. I ran with no-show socks and the tongue tab kept scratching my foot. Otherwise, so far, this shoe is "the most comfortable". If you combined the Glideride 3 with the Novablast 3 you'd get a Gel Nimbus 25... IMHO. I think it's more versatile than it's getting credit for. I love it for recovery and pillar runs.

[@scottburrell4100]

Prices are getting silly but everything has gone up recently as you know. If we still had supermarket receipts from two years ago and compared them to today everything would be 20-30% higher! Good review but I'll probably swerve these, £175 is too much for an easy shoe. I'm a big 1080v12, Pegasus 38, Invincible and Novablast fan. I tend to mix those up for my easy runs and of course always try to find deals/offers when buying them. If these Nimbus's drop to £70-90 in a few months time I might give them a spin then but certainly won't at £175.

[@8-bitbarbarian710]

I own two pair of the Nimbus 25-One for the gym (Island Blue/Sun Peach) and one for work (All Black). Of all the shoes I own, I have to agree that they are the most comfortable (in my experience). For athletic purposes, I also own a pair of Brooks Caldera 6 and two different models from Hoka One One (The Speedgoat 5 and Bondi 8). The Nimbus 25 have become my daily shoe for pretty much everything.

[@JK-ev7fu]

Just a small comment as an overweight guy: I had Nimbus 22, but it was a bit wobbly, and having a lot of weight strains ankles. I have switched to shoes with a lot less of cushioning and no drop, and I have much fewer feet problems. So my own experience has led me to think that the advice "more weight - more padding" is actually not helpful.

[@ggrazif8387]

got mine in 2E (width options) i reckon width options are only available for the product's launch colorways (which is the light blue ones)

[@peterwoodford2376]

I'm an average Joe, and a pensioner!! I struggle to justify anything over £100, and am very happy with the Reebok Floatride range. Really good comfort and half the price. Great video review as always!!

[@BenParkes]

Floatride is a great shoe for the money.. probably the best value shoe out there!

[@surgolrun]

just ordered my second pair - got 500kms from first pair - unreal shoe and great value over the 26 in market now

[@illmonstro]

It 's one of the most comfortable shoes. Maybe the best. I have tried On Cloudmonster, On Cloudsurfer, Nike React Infinty run 3, Nike react Infinity 4, Asics Gel kayano 30, New Balance Fresh Foam X More v4, and some more. Asics Nimbus 25 is an amazing shoe! I use them for walk or for standing a lot of hours. If you have problem with your legs you have to try them!

[@jimodonnell2560]

I agree with you about the comfort of the first two Invincibles, and I have the Nimbus 25 ordered after watching your video. I also really dislike the Hokas now, and all their midsoles seem outdated. Great Asics review!

[@edderepa9685]

How is the nimbus Vs the invincible?

[@jimodonnell2560]

@@edderepa9685 I love both of them. The Invincible ( my favorite) is a softer ride, but not by much. its just a different softness in the Nimbus 25, but the comfort of the upper is the best I ever had. No need to rely on lace tension with these. They just seem to fit perfect without playing with the laces, and are more stable too.

[@nikoscoulson]

I’ve just rewatched this review now that the Gel 26 is out so I could get a comparison. I’ve veered more to Mizuno in the past but haven’t seen many of their shoes on your reviews. What are your thoughts on their range?

[@JS-xn3dq]

I do think shoes are getting more expensive. For example, the Hoka Clifton 9 at $145 is getting a little pricey. I at least give ASICS for totally redoing the Nimbus 25 and NOT increasing the price, which most companies seem to do. Thanks, great review. 🙏

[@thomaskeenan2208]

The regular width narrow, I needed to go up a size for a comfy fit but then extra length in toe. Only Store in my area carrying did not have the wide sizes. To bad super soft. If I travel to a bigger city will try to find a wider version.

[@FenboyTim]

I’ve considered the Nimbus 25 but £175 is too much for me for a daily shoe. We’re spoilt for choice as runners. I bought a pair of Triumph 20’s this week for £125 and impressed with them so far. Cushioned midsole, very comfortable upper and can pick up the pace.

[@rayamos1398]

Thanks for the review Ben. Yes running shoes have become too expensive, this one in particular is completely off the table due to its price. I've taken to buying from the ASICS outlet - my last purchase was a momth ago, the Novablast 2 (my favourite trainers perhaps ever) for £70. I love them (these are a second pair for when my current have done their time), have stayed away from the Novablast 3 due to them alledgedly being firmer. Still, once the 3 appear on the outlet for a reasonable price I might give them a bash!

[@undeadly1103]

the 3 is a little firmer but not firm by any means. MUCH more bouncy. watch out for that tongue tho. it killed the shoe for me

[@lisabox2404]

Just spotted the original novablast in the outlet for £58. Have you tried the original ones ?

[@rayamos1398]

@@undeadly1103 Thanks, that's good to know. I'll wait until they're on the outlet website then will give them a try.

[@Guttezzz]

Think I’ll hold out until Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales this year they will be $80 off.

[@lesegomogotsi3403]

Had the shoe for over a year. Wear it almost everyday. Most comfortable runner I’ve ever had.

[@ralphgomarsall]

£175 for a standard shoe is way way too much. Prices have been flying up. For comparison, Nike Inv 3 is £170 (and Nike are always the priciest), NewBalance More 4 is £140, Novablast is £135 and Hoka Clifton 9 is £130. The only excuse is if it lasts 30-50% longer.....And thanks Ben, great review

[@tomh9064]

Totally agree. For me it the risk as well that you may not enjoy it! It’s a lot to spend to do a few runs and realise you prefer your Glideride or Novablast etc for the same purpose in your rotation. I have paid full price for some hyped shoes before and really regretted it!

[@tojwillcox]

Great review and I can confirm you're right about breathability! I live in Thailand and my God - after about 10k I get some SERIOUS overheating...mad blisters due to sweaty toes. Result is a cruel irony - a supremely comfortable shoe that ends up supremely uncomfortable if you live in hotter climates! Goddam it Asics - fix the ventilation and you have a perfect recovery shoe. So close to perfection in my opinion but, sadly, totally unsuited to hot temperatures.

[@user-uh1nm3dj4l]

If I have to choose one comfortable and fun shoe for running and walking, which do you recommend: Asics Nimbus 25 / Nike Invincible 3?

[@CJ-zp4fh]

Hey , great review , can you review the adidas adizero SL please? 😊

[@Mark-bf2ro]

There is a wide version available (in the UK at least). Don't understand why anyone would pay this much for a daily - so many different options and relative bargains to be had for older versions.

[@ventilateoxygenate4815]

How do these compare to the triumphs? And are the nimbus a mushy kinda feeling? I like the soft but responsive ride of the triumphs

[@joshmather8549]

Nice use terminology there Ben. “Don’t want so sound like I’m slagging it off” 😂

[@JohnSmith-wl2pd]

I found out after a knee surgery why a pair of shoes is important. I have tried almost all the brands and I have never felt as comfortable as wearing a Nimbus by ASICS. Of course I bought the 25 version and I am more than happy with that. But I couldn't agree more with the prices going all the way up..

[@elliotendures]

Went with the More V4 for my max cushion. Also have the Ghost 15 and the Novoblast 3. Feel like the Nooblast 3 is for response and "speed" (I am not fast), the V4 for slow and easy and the Ghost 15 in shit weather.

[@patrick12Q]

Yes running shoes are getting more expensive if you look as back far as asics nimbus 23 they were £159.30 they went up by £17.70 on the 24 to £168.15 and they when up another £ 17.70 on the 25 to 177.00 I think more people will buy last year model or wait for any price drop on newer ones altogether that £35.4 more since the 23

[@skeel8710]

I just bought these over the past weekend, I've only done a half hour treadmill run and a short-walk. I am yet to take them on the road.

[@matthiassventoest6800]

I have been shopping around, and buying from the slightly older stock. just stretching my dollar a bit more

[@kuriosites]

I have the Novablast 3, which is a great shoe but I wish they were a little more stable. I also have the More v4 but I find them too soft; like running in sand. Interesting that you say the Nimbus is softer because I tried them at the store and they felt relatively firm. Of course, I'm only 135 lbs. so maybe I can't compress the foam as much. Also, I thought the Nimbus had a much sharper, but later, rocker, while the More v4 has a early, sloping rocker.

[@kodac4256]

Asics is an acronym so I guess you can pronounce it however you want. Good review, thanks.

[@timeonfeet]

Great review Ben, thanks for sharing. Pretty steep with the price! Shame to see more and more shoe companies going in this direction

[@lovejoywellnessmassage8915]

How much you pay for your phone? Pay for better shoes is a investments on our health instead of paying for better clothes or phone or entertainment

[@timeonfeet]

@@lovejoywellnessmassage8915 You can get shoes that are just as good for half the price. Better to be able to buy shoes that support you well and also not have to break the bank

[@bev9708]

AGREE!! Fortunately us patient bargain hunters are more than happy with previous models, and there sure are some great bargains at the moment!! For the trails I just picked up the Asics Trabuco Max for €75 and the NF Vectiv Eminus for €65!!! I imagine Carla got a good deal on the Hoka ATR 6 too, now that the 7 is out!

[@timeonfeet]

@@bev9708 Definitely Bev, love to get a bargain. Carla's ATR 6's were about 60 quid I think so pretty good deal! I tend to get older models when they're on offer

[@bev9708]

@@timeonfeet oh yeah, great price for that shoe, and it will last well too ( though maybe not quite 1000km like your Calderas 😂)

[@redskins1120]

Are these good for heavy people? I let myself go and trying to get back in shape.

[@RunSensible]

I would put forward the Adidas Ultraboost 22 as the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn. Great video and I'll surely check out the Asicss.

[@dragosvoda3445]

Hi, I was thinking to get this shoe for work, or the Clifton 8-9, do you think that is not to tight, or should I say to snuging, to keep it on your feet for 10 to 12 hours? Or do you have any other recommendations? Thanks!

[@user-fw3hc7cr2b]

120 USD on Clearance sale at Academy. White and Black version looks the best. I can't really allocate 120 bucks for shoes at this moment.

[@duhusker4383]

Asics is actually pronounced Ashi-ksu (A pronounced like A in apple) in Japanese, even though it's the acronym of the Latin phrase Anima Sana In Corpore Sano (healthy mind in a healthy body).

[@whiterhino1428]

There are 3 different widths available. I had bought the 4E but exchanged them as my foot was floating around inside the shoe too much so I exchanged them for the 2E. Good review!

[@AlekseyPolikarpov]

I run in ASICS Nimbus 23 shoes. I ran 2300 km in these shoes. Excellent running shoes. Now the most important thing))) Will the new 25 model be able to withstand 2300 kilometers?

[@MitsosDA]

Where can we find the timeline with past versions of the nimbus (or any other asics model for that matter)?

[@patrickfox5053]

Can you suggest the best shoes for marathon training

[@AntTN5]

The Gel Nimbus 25 is expensive for sure. Not tried them but I picked up a pair of NB More v4s for £99 which seemed way better value. And the More v4 are great.

[@BenParkes]

Yes.. the more v4 is a good option, especially at that price!

[@marcalo7]

Does the nimbus 25 have good arch support? what shoe u recommend for arch support?

[@Kaisersozze]

Shoes are too expensive but even worse in Canada it's rare to find them on sale after a few months or even a year later in my experience. As another example Nike Invincible 2 has completely disappeared from stores and online in Canada.

[@BelliSenior]

Debating between either these or the novablast 3 for my daily easy runs or those off days just incine on the threadmill and cant make up my mind

[@WynonaGrantMediaOfficial]

I think the New Balance Rebel v3 is a really under-talked about daily trainer. Slightly more cushioned than v2, so better for daily miles, but still so so versatile.

[@rualablhor]

Nb as a brand is under talked about period. Regular folks like Nike, Adidas. Shoe geeks prefer Saucony, Asics and, say, Hokas. It's fine... I used NB for 20+ years due to their wide sizes...personally, I find their shoes aesthetically very pleasing esp. Rebel v2. Surely, some models look better than others, personally taste. V3 kinda dull imo...

[@steveh8758]

I loved the rebel v2. I should really get a pair of v3. I feel the uk and eu are very much secondary markets to new balance we usually get less selection of the colour ways, we get them much later and more expensive then the usa and I don’t think they have as much stock but I could be wrong on that

[@chrisvanbuggenum871]

Just came back from my 1.5 hour long run with them myself!!

[@therangersinger]

I love my V2 as well as a shoe that I consider very similar which is my Asics Noosa Tri 14. Can't go wrong with either.

[@FPL_Bantam]

I loved the Rebel V2s. I usually stick to 1080s, but did love the extra speed in the rebels...if not the lack of durability! If the V3s are more cushioned, do they seem more durable as well? And is there still enough to differentiate them from the 1080s, which do a bit of everything?

[@ondamixtape]

Mach 5 vs velocity nitro 2 vs Novablast 3 for best all around shoes ?

[@marceloago9862]

I think nimbus 25 is more versatile than more v4. I was able to pick up the pace with nimbus and struggled with more v4...my opinion

[@oisin_o_boyle]

got mine today and after the first run, the feelings are mixed. Luckily not too soft, actually quite similar to my Glideride 3 reference shoes as I am a midfoot striker. The rolling is not that good compared to my Glideride 3, the front is less stiff and therefore needs more work to pick up the pace. Worst part, slippery on wet asphalt, but I knew that and am gonna use them on dry days only in the future. Tried Novablast 3 recently on winter sale, but the ride was too firm for me and hitting the asphalt caused much noise. Don't have that problem neither with Glideride 3 nor Nimbus 25. Its hard to beat the Glideride 3 and after trying alternatives when I will need a replacement sooner or later, I luckily got another pair of them recently, so 2024 and 2025 will be covered by my Glideride 3 mostly and for the relaxing, slow pace, heart rate zone 2 runs, the Nimbus 25 will be fine.

[@vasilismaroulis1432]

asics gel nimbus 25 or puma deviate nitro 2 elite?? which is better?

[@mack9527]

they fix the material from wearing a hole by pinky and also in the creese by big toe? I have had 2 pair less than a year old with low to moderate use and both pair have torn/worn a hole in the cloth.

[@mrz_88]

Tried different shoes but the nimbus 25 are the most comfortable shoes ever tried. Now on sale for 91usd

[@ericguqin]

would mind comparing it with the Asics novablast 3 and glideride 3?

[@AugherAndy]

Yes too dear. I have a few alphaflys and honestly not worth that much! Insane

[@laurielacey-hastings1973]

These are now on the ASICS outlet for £99...can they be used as an everyday trainer for a non-competitive runner?

[@dardevle]

I find the Gel Nimbus 25 to be soft while walking, but kind of "slappy" on the forefoot when running. I'm more of a mid-foot striker. Fit is kind of unsupportive. Nice shoe but, like my On Cloudsurfer and Clifton 9's better.

[@kcc8041]

Based on their japanese name, the pronunciation of Asics should be Ashikkusu (アシックス). Anima Sana In Corpore Sano (ASICS), meaning “A Sound Mind in a Sound Body,” is an old Latin phrase from which ASICS is derived and the fundamental platform on which the brand still stands. From Wikipedia

[@jeffzie151]

Yeah I'd agree with "ass-ics" pronunciation, if it was meant to be "aysics" the Japanese would write it "eishikkusu" phonetically.

[@notmebutyou8350]

Does anyone know what shoes would be good for running in place for a beginner? I'm just starting out with jogging in place indoors to build up some endurance and need a decent shoe. I hope to take my running outside eventually. Thanks! 🙂

[@Stefan-qg4wb]

Could anyone tell me whats the difference between the normal/wide and the extra wide version? Its sounds clear that the wide Versions are for wider feets but are there other differences? Because i have a wide feet i think the wider version maybe better

[@chriscummings9387]

I’m a bigger runner, 6’3” and 15 stone I’ve had invincible 2 and didn’t really enjoy it, too soft I think. The nimbus 25 seems to be about perfect for me, other than as you mentioned they feel a bit warmer so maybe an issue in the summer

[@TheJoelMccluskey]

I'm the same height and size as you, interesting that you like these, makes me more inclined to pick a pair up

[@chriscummings9387]

@@TheJoelMccluskey I’d really recommend them, I got 15% off from sportsshoes so £145, I’ve done up to 16 miles in marathon training, they seem brilliant for easy to moderate pace but then probably a bit heavy to race in.

[@lindsayf.6567]

Does anyone have any input on sizing with the Nimbus 25? I had to go up a whole size with my CloudRunners but I’ve found that ASICS tend to run large for me. I’m usually a women’s 8.5

[@QronoZ713]

Rather than the Superblast, get the Noosa Tri 14!

[@slowasadonkey736]

I have had 2 pairs of invisibles. I love them but they both fell to pieces in few months 😢

[@berthein5476]

actually passed on the 25 range of shoes. I am a lover of the cumulus, but was super disapointed to see them turning the cumulus and the nimbus from a bit of an all around shoed, to a street only shoe. its way to cushend and unresponsive for my taste. i like to feel whats up, and love a sole that lets me run some easy trails as well. the cumulus 24 was perfect for that street but also light trail running.

[@igot5onit423]

I want to float on shoes😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️

[@Inspire196]

Yes - prices have really become ridiculous!