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JOIN NOWAverage Weight: Men's 304g / Women's 266g
Stack Height: Men's 30/22mm / Women's 29/21mm
Heel Drop: 8mm
The latest edition from Asics, the Nimbus 26 boasts excellent qualities we know you're going to love. Ideal stable neutral training shoe for all distances up to and including ultras.
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Asics is one of my favourite brands, but I was never a big fan of the Nimbus. The 26th version has been a revelation for me – I find it extremely comfortable and noticeably lighter than previous versions.
As a slight overpronator, I tend to run in mid-stability shoes or stable neutral ones. Even though I can still feel a bit of stability provided by the TRUSSTIC™ technology in the arch, it's all thanks to the maximal cushioning this shoe has. It's become my go-to shoe for easy road miles.
The new upper is very stretchy and comfy, but it seems to come up a bit smaller, probably due to the narrow toe-box shape. I had to go half a size up from usual.
In conclusion, the Asics Gel Nimbus 26 is an excellent choice if you have a fairly neutral gait. A great choice if you also love maximum cushioning, as well as general comfort on your long runs and walks.
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