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I have worn the ASICS GT 2000 series for more than 20 years. I have tried other models but keep coming back to the GT 2000. It provides cushioning and stability without being too much shoe. I have recommended it many of the runners I have coached who need a stable , comfortable shoe. for everyday training.
Simple trainer that doesn't change much each generation (which is a positive, in my opinion). This is all I need, and I'm grateful for it.
The only complaint I have is that the shoelaces routinely tear well before the end-of-life for the shoe. That might be unique to me, though, as I tie my shoes fairly tight.
I'm a runner who puts a lot of miles on a shoe fairly quickly so the I value the price and longevity of a shoe. This shoe can easily support 500 miles and can be found for around $110. They are also very comfortable and despite not looking that cushioning, do a great job absorbing the impact on a long run. the soles don't wear down easy and are somewhat lightweight so if you value speed this shoes definitely won't hold you back.
this has been my work horse trainer for the last 5 years