Asics Gel-DS Trainer 13
Manufacturer:
Asics
Price:
$100
Reviewed in:
Mar 2008 Shoe Guide
Average Reader Rating:
5 stars (2 reviews)
Cushioning:
Flexibility:
Responsiveness:
The forefoot overlays have been removed on this update, so there's less chance for chafing and irritation. This helps give the toebox a bit more room. Runners who felt the Trainer 12 was too snug should take a look at the 13. The laces are off-center, following the actual topline of the foot for a more natural feel. Another nice bonus is the $10 drop in price. Recommended for biomechanically efficient runners or as a racing shoe for runners who train in stability shoes.
"A great shoe, but not enough support for longer runs." --Bethany Allen, 25, San Diego
"Overall I liked the shoe, but it felt too narrow in front" --Andris Roze, 24, East Lansing
"The look of the shoe is impressive, but I could have used more stability." --Alexander Valle-Cervantes, 19, San Diego
"This is an excellent shoe for interval training and for base miles." --George Tubon, 41, San Diego
"The angled lacing was ideal for my narrow foot." --Kendi Steinmetz, 45, East Lansing
"These shoes are so lightweight--it's almost like you aren't even wearing a shoe." --Stephanie Ferris, 16, East Lansing
Average Reader Rating :
5 stars (2 reviews)
5 stars
I own 2 pairs of this, enough said..
Submitted by: Chris, Singapore,
5 stars
The best shoe ive owned. Highly recommend for the serious runner. Perfect weight for the light runner and a snug fit forms to foot with a great curved sole for speed not too thick a heel for achilles power better than barefoot. See you at the 5 k..
Submitted by: Travis Alan Fisher, Huntington Beach,
Gender:
Male
Shoe Type:
Performance Training
Sizes:
7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5, 13, 14
Widths:
B,D
Weight:
10 oz.
Foot Biomechanics:
Neutral