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The Nimbus 15 feel like I'm walking on cushions and asics shoes the fit is perfect best I've ever worn. Im disappointed i didn't find these years ago and never really thinking about what I'm wearing. There is a Asics outlet close to Nike as well where i brought the Nimbus 15 from and i tried a few others Asics models just to see what they were like and non felt as good as the Nimbus 15. I just order a second pair of Nimbus 15 off eBay for under $80& still interested in others but they have to be something special to beat the Nimbus 15. Ill try Nimbus 17 when i get a chance. Thanks for your recommendations.Hi, I'm totally at a loss right now& I need new shoes but I have no idea which. I have a serious case of heel spur, for years now. So& I dont' run, but I use running shoes as my normal' shoes (they gotten used to that at work by now).

Hi, great review. I am a 34 male, 175 lbs, and pretty fit, but I have huge feet problems. They have recently stopped hurting, almost a year, after running once outside with the 5 finger vibrant shoes. Recently, I ran outside using normal running shoes, probably, 4 years old. My left foot was in pain for 3 days, between ball of my foot and the heel, though the heels and asics kayano balls of my feet hurt to if I walk for too long or run. I am looking for new shoes, would you recommend these Asics or something with huge cushioning like the NB 1080? Thanks.From discussions with friends and what I've read on the web, I should go for either the Asics Nimbus 17 or the New Balance 1080v5. Do you have a preference or suggestion as to which one I should go with? Furthermore, I am a size 11.5 in asics gel kayano the Nike Pegasus 31, what will that mean for the other shoes? Thank you.

Thank you very much for an excellent review. I am in the market for a new pair of running shoes. I currently own a pair of Asics Gel Strike 3. I run 5k in 30 minutes, 3 times a week on a treadmill. I've been running for about 3 years now. At some point, I'd like to graduate to a 10k run and then to a half marathon. What shoes would you suggest for me?Hi there I am suppinator with rigid joints and I wear orthotics so I have to stick to a neutral shoe. I have previously been a Brooks Dyad wearer, and they are great, but they are very hard to find and super expensive to buy. I go through pairs every 4-6 months. I recently had a pair of Asics Nimbus 16 which were also great for my feet, and thought that I would asics gt 2000 upgrade to the 17, but something has changed about the fit of the shoe and they aren't working for my dodgy feet as well as the 16, and I am back to getting very tired feet and sore calves again (previous signs of oncoming shin splints in the future).

Hello there and thanks for all these great reviews.. Wish i had found you sooner.. Anyway, I'm in a great need of your advice. I'll be running my second marathon this November and I'm looking for the best possible pair of shoes. In my first marathon last year i ran with Nike Free 3.0 despite that most people advised me to use a more cushioned" shoe.. However i did very good with them and finished in estimated time. This year though, i want to take the best out of it. From January I used Asics Gel Nimbus 16 and found them very comfortable too, despite that "heaviness" feeling compared to Nike Free 3.0. If i could design my own shoes I would make them light and speedy as the Nike Free 3.0 but with a bit of cushioning and smooth riding feeling as the Nimbus 16. Can you suggest me any shoes close to my criteria? Or even tell me your opinion. I'm going for an under 3h marathon run.

I'm actually stunned the Nimbus 17 got such a relatively low rating. I bought the GT-1000 3 (which you rated higher) and it was an awful shoe. The GT's heel counter was nonexistent which meant there was terrible heel slippage despite numerous re-lacing methods used. The Nimbus 17 fixed this and it's now my everyday commuter run/work shoe the black color is neutral enough so that it doesn't stand out like a clown in a professional environment. I think the Nimbus 17 is better than the Kayano 20, which you gave your highest score for an Asics shoe. I had worn numerous minimalist shoes for many years and my acquired forefoot strike is better suited for the Nimbus 17 than the other Asics shoes.

Back in the day (1990-ish), Asics models such as the Gel Runner 90/110/GT-Express had sizeable rear and front Gel inserts which were articulated. The later versions were watered down, leading to what you see today. Most cushioning in Asics nowadays comes from asics tiger the foam, and not from those penny sized inserts.Hi Marta, Have you ran in other highly cushioned shoes before? The reason I ask is because I had the same problem with the Nimbus 17. However, I've discovered that I have that same issue of my feet going numb in other highly cushioned shoes. It happen to me with the Hoka Bondi 4, the Muzino Wave Enigma 5, the Asics Kayano 21. For some reason, that I don't know, I've been unable to run in highly cushioned shoes because of the [img]http://www.jeanwyllys.com/images/detail/asics tiger-364wsq.jpg[/img] numbness. I thought perhaps you may have the same issue.