ASICS Men's Gel-Cumulus 23 Trainers

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I know I’ve mentioned forefoot flexibility a few times already, but I want to point out that it is not overly flexible to the point of being a little tedious to run in.

The Cumulus 23 may not be as luxurious or as plush as the Nimbus 23 but it’s more versatile, more durable and better value for money. When you want something that is exceptionally comfortable to wear all day long, has cushioning for extra comfort and is so light it feels weightless, then this is just the product you need.In case of questions or suggestions on the products, please contact our costumer service via phone (local rate) or via the contact form below. These hexagonal shapes in the midsole act like pillars to allow the midsole to compress more in those zones which increases softness. But now that I’m all on the stage by myself, let me try to not piss my pants and give this a well-rounded review. My first run was a 10km steady-paced run and I was surprised how well it performed when I increased the pace. This new heel design has deeper forefoot flex grooves and a softer midsole foam to give you a plush ride.

Sometimes such a gusset can also increase response at faster paces too by better wedding the foot to the platform.

There is plenty of shoe here to make the Cumulus a solid everyday trainer for me, not something I could say about earlier versions which were in a gray area of versatility due to their relative firmness. I found the Cumulus 23 midsole to be softer front and back with more bounce and less response than the 22 so a slightly more forgiving ride. This update features a one-piece upper mesh that's combined with a seamless 3D print construction, which balances support and comfort around the foot - giving you an excellent fit right out of the box. There is plenty of evidence that joints, biomechanics, bone structures and overall shapes are different between genders (Ferrari et al. The 3D Space Construction is gender specific in the sense the pillars are only at the heel in the men’s and at both heel and forefoot in the women’s as women seem to prefer a softer forefoot.